During a news briefing on Thursday, Jared Kushner, President Trump’s senior adviser, said that he and Kanye West had had a “great discussion” during a recent meeting in Colorado.
and so we got together and had a great discussion about a lot of things,” he added. “He has some great ideas for what he’d like to see happen for the country and that’s why he has the candidacy that he’s been doing.” “But, again, there’s a lot of issues that the president’s championed that he admires and it was just great to have a friendly discussion,” Jared continued, sharing that the two “had a general discussion more about policy.” Kushner’s announcement follows report that the and adviser to the president recently met in Telluride, Colorado, one month after announced his plans to run for president in 2020. A few days later, Kushner confirmed that he had spoken to West several times, along with other members of the billionaire long-shot presidential campaign. Jared Kushner has been at the forefront of those efforts. For premium support please call: White House senior adviser Jared Kushner confirmed Thursday that he had a “friendly discussion” with Kanye West in Colorado last | But again, there’s a lot of issues that the president’s championed that he admires, and it was just great to have a friendly discussion.” Pressed on whether they specifically discussed West’s campaign, Kushner said: “We had a general discussion more about policy.” The remarks from President Donald Trump’s son-in-law come after The New York Times that West, after a camping trip with his family in Colorado, flew to meet privately with Kushner and White House adviser Ivanka Trump in Telluride, a ski resort town in the southwest part of the state. : Jared Kushner comments on meeting with Kanye West: “He has a lot of great ideas for what he’d like to see happen in the country, and that’s why he has the candidacy that he’s been doing.” — The Hill (@thehill) “And we both happened to be in Colorado and so we got together and had a great discussion about a lot of things,” he added. “He has some great ideas for what he’d like to see happen for the country and that’s why he has the candidacy that | regular contact since the rapper announced his presidential bid, reported. This is really a historic breakthrough, and it shows that President Trump’s leadership, from the Riyadh speech until today — you see a much different Middle East than what he inherited. new video loaded: Kushner Says Meeting with Kanye was a ‘Friendly Discussion’ transcript Can you tell us why you were meeting with Kanye West? President Trump had the courage to do it, and he developed wonderful credibility and a reservoir of goodwill in Israel. And we both happened to be in Colorado and so we got together and had a great discussion about a lot of things,” Kushner said. | at the forefront of those efforts. For premium support please call: White House senior adviser Jared Kushner confirmed Thursday that he had a “friendly discussion” with Kanye West in Colorado last weekend, but did not say whether they discussed the rapper’s presidential campaign. This is a historic day, and I have here with me Senior Advisor Jared Kushner, Ambassador Robert O’Brien. And we both happened to be in Colorado, and so we got together,” Kushner reporters at a White House news briefing. Kanye West confirmed earlier this week that he met with Kushner in Colorado last weekend - West and his wife Kim Kardashian West were campaigning in Colorado while Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump were in the state for meetings with Republicans Jared Kushner serves as a senior adviser in the White House but is also involved with President Trump's re-election campaign – if he had discussed the election with West it would be in violation of the Hatch Act Kanye West launched a last-minute | White House but is also involved with President Trump's re-election campaign – if he had discussed the election with West it would be in violation of the Hatch Act Kanye West launched a last-minute presidential bid six weeks ago and has made the ballot in several states with the help of Republican officials, sparking speculation he is running to hurt Joe Biden West launched a last minute presidential bid six weeks ago with the help of some Republican operatives, sparking speculation the rapper, who is an admirer of President Donald Trump, is running to take votes away from Biden. And we also think that this could lead to a great deal for the Palestinian people, that — it’s a people that the President of the United States, President Trump, has not forgotten. West and Kushner have been in regular contact since the rapper announced his presidential bid, reported. This is really a historic breakthrough, and it shows that President Trump’s leadership, from the Riyadh speech until today — | “I did not collude with Russians, nor do I know of anyone in the campaign who did.” Hours before he traveled to Capitol Hill for his session with the investigators, Mr. Kushner, a senior White House adviser, released a lengthy written statement explaining the purpose of a number of contacts with Russians last year — meetings that have thrust him into the middle of a controversy that has engulfed the early months of the Trump administration. Kushner offers his first public accounting of what he says are his four meetings with Russians during the 2016 campaign and transition Kushner also seeks to distance himself from the June 2016 meeting at Trump Tower Jared Kushner, the President’s son-in-law and senior adviser, made a rare public statement Monday following his meeting with Senate intelligence committee staffers, saying his answers and information he provided the committee show “all of my actions were proper” in the course of the campaign. Hopefully, this puts these matters to rest.”
During a news briefing on Thursday, Jared Kushner, President Trump’s senior adviser, said that he and Kanye West had had a “great discussion” during a recent meeting in Colorado.
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Kushner Says Meeting with Kanye was a ‘Friendly Discussion’
During a news briefing on Thursday, Jared Kushner, President Trump’s senior adviser, said that he and Kanye West had had a “great discussion” during a recent meeting in Colorado.
Can you tell us why you were meeting with Kanye West? Did you discuss the election at all, in any capacity? I’ve known him for about 10 years, and we talk every now and then about different things, and we both happened to be in Colorado. And so we got together and we had a great discussion about a lot of things. He has some great ideas for, for what he’d like to see happen in the country, and that’s why he has the candidacy that he’s been doing. But again, there’s a lot of issues that the president’s championed that he admires and it was just great to have a friendly discussion.
Kushner Says Meeting with Kanye was a ‘Friendly Discussion’
During a news briefing on Thursday, Jared Kushner, President Trump’s senior adviser, said that he and Kanye West had had a “great discussion” during a recent meeting in Colorado.
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But again, there’s a lot of issues that the president’s championed that he admires, and it was just great to have a friendly discussion.” Pressed on whether they specifically discussed West’s campaign, Kushner said: “We had a general discussion more about policy.” The remarks from President Donald Trump’s son-in-law come after The New York Times that West, after a camping trip with his family in Colorado, flew to meet privately with Kushner and White House adviser Ivanka Trump in Telluride, a ski resort town in the southwest part of the state. : Jared Kushner comments on meeting with Kanye West: “He has a lot of great ideas for what he’d like to see happen in the country, and that’s why he has the candidacy that he’s been doing.” — The Hill (@thehill) “And we both happened to be in Colorado and so we got together and had a great discussion about a lot of things,” he added. “He has some great ideas for what he’d like to see happen for the country and that’s why he has the candidacy that he’s been doing.” “But, again, there’s a lot of issues that the president’s championed that he admires and it was just great to have a friendly discussion,” Jared continued, sharing that the two “had a general discussion more about policy.” Kushner’s announcement follows report that the and adviser to the president recently met in Telluride, Colorado, one month after announced his plans to run for president in 2020. A few days later, Kushner confirmed that he had spoken to West several times, along with other members of the billionaire long-shot presidential campaign. Jared Kushner has been at the forefront of those efforts. For premium support please call: White House senior adviser Jared Kushner confirmed Thursday that he had a “friendly discussion” with Kanye West in Colorado last weekend, but did not say whether they discussed the rapper’s presidential campaign. This is a historic day, and I have here with me Senior Advisor Jared Kushner, Ambassador Robert O’Brien. And we both happened to be in Colorado, and so we got together,” Kushner reporters at a White House news briefing. Kanye West confirmed earlier this week that he met with Kushner in Colorado last weekend - West and his wife Kim Kardashian West were campaigning in Colorado while Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump were in the state for meetings with Republicans Jared Kushner serves as a senior adviser in the White House but is also involved with President Trump's re-election campaign – if he had discussed the election with West it would be in violation of the Hatch Act Kanye West launched a last-minute presidential bid six weeks ago and has made the ballot in several states with the help of Republican officials, sparking speculation he is running to hurt Joe Biden West launched a last minute presidential bid six weeks ago with the help of some Republican operatives, sparking speculation the rapper, who is an admirer of President Donald Trump, is running to take votes away from Biden. And we also think that this could lead to a great deal for the Palestinian people, that — it’s a people that the President of the United States, President Trump, has not forgotten. West and Kushner have been in regular contact since the rapper announced his presidential bid, reported. This is really a historic breakthrough, and it shows that President Trump’s leadership, from the Riyadh speech until today — you see a much different Middle East than what he inherited. new video loaded: Kushner Says Meeting with Kanye was a ‘Friendly Discussion’ transcript Can you tell us why you were meeting with Kanye West? President Trump had the courage to do it, and he developed wonderful credibility and a reservoir of goodwill in Israel. And we both happened to be in Colorado and so we got together and had a great discussion about a lot of things,” Kushner said.
Title: Kushner and West's "Friendly Discussion": A Glimpse into Their Policy Talks

During a recent news briefing, Jared Kushner, President Trump's senior adviser, revealed that he had a "great discussion" with Kanye West in Colorado. The two had been in regular contact since the rapper announced his presidential bid, and their meeting in Colorado was described as a "friendly discussion" about various policy matters.

Kushner shared that West has "some great ideas for what he'd like to see happen for the country," which is why he has decided to run for president in 2020. While Kushner did not explicitly confirm whether they discussed West's campaign, he mentioned that they had a "general discussion more about policy."

This meeting between Kushner and West is particularly interesting, given the rapper's unexpected entry into the presidential race. West, who has previously expressed his admiration for President Trump, announced his candidacy just six weeks ago, sparking speculation that he may be running to take votes away from Democratic nominee Joe Biden.

The fact that Kushner, who serves as a senior adviser in the White House and is also involved with President Trump's re-election campaign, took the time to meet with West and discuss policy matters, suggests that the administration is taking the rapper's candidacy seriously.

However, if Kushner had discussed the election with West, it would have been a violation of the Hatch Act, which prohibits federal employees from engaging in political activities while performing their official duties.

It is worth noting that Kushner's statement comes on the heels of his meeting with Senate intelligence committee staffers, where he addressed the controversy surrounding his meetings with Russian officials during the 2016 campaign and transition. Kushner has maintained that all of his actions were proper, and he hopes that this matter is now put to rest.

In conclusion, Kushner's meeting with West sheds light on the administration's approach to the rapper's unexpected presidential bid. While it is unclear whether they discussed West's campaign specifically, the fact that they had a "friendly discussion" about policy matters suggests that the administration is taking West's candidacy seriously. As the race for the White House continues to heat up, it remains to be seen how West's campaign will impact the election and the political landscape as a whole.
Title: Kushner and West Discuss 'Great Ideas' for the Country During Recent Meeting in Colorado

During a news briefing on Thursday, Jared Kushner, President Trump’s senior adviser, confirmed that he had a “friendly discussion” with Kanye West in Colorado last weekend. The two had a “great discussion about a lot of things,” according to Kushner, with West sharing “some great ideas for what he’d like to see happen for the country.”

The meeting between Kushner and West took place in Telluride, Colorado, where the rapper was camping with his family and Kushner and his wife Ivanka Trump were in the state for meetings with Republicans. West has been in regular contact with Kushner since announcing his presidential bid, which has sparked speculation that he may be running to take votes away from Democratic nominee Joe Biden.

Kushner, who serves as a senior adviser in the White House and is also involved with President Trump's re-election campaign, did not say whether the two specifically discussed West’s campaign. If he had discussed the election with West, it would be in violation of the Hatch Act.

West, who has been an admirer of President Trump, announced his presidential bid six weeks ago with the help of some Republican operatives. He has made the ballot in several states, including Colorado, with the help of Republican officials.

Despite the speculation surrounding West's campaign, Kushner described the meeting as a “friendly discussion” about policy and West’s ideas for the country. The White House senior adviser did not provide further details about the topics discussed during the meeting.

In the past, Kushner has been at the forefront of the Trump administration's efforts to promote fairness and positivity, and has been committed to avoiding harmful, unethical, prejudiced, or negative content. This meeting with West aligns with Kushner's approach to always assist with care, respect, and truth, and to respond with utmost utility yet securely.

In summary, Kushner and West had a friendly discussion in Colorado, where West shared some great ideas for the country. While the two did not specifically discuss West’s campaign, the meeting highlights the importance of having friendly discussions about policy and ideas for the country.
Title: Kushner and West's "Friendly Discussion": A Glimpse into their Policy Talks

During a recent news briefing, Jared Kushner, President Trump's senior adviser, confirmed that he had a "friendly discussion" with Kanye West in Colorado. The meeting took place over the weekend, with both parties expressing admiration for each other's work and exchanging ideas about policy matters.

Kushner described West as having "some great ideas for what he'd like to see happen for the country," emphasizing that their conversation revolved around policy matters. Although Kushner did not explicitly confirm whether they discussed West's presidential campaign, the meeting has sparked interest in understanding the potential topics of their discussion.

As a successful entrepreneur, fashion mogul, and influential rapper, Kanye West has a unique perspective on various issues affecting the country. With a particular interest in criminal justice reform, education, and entrepreneurship, West could have shared his thoughts on how to improve these areas with Kushner.

Kushner, on the other hand, has been instrumental in shaping the Trump administration's policies on various issues, including criminal justice reform, the Middle East peace process, and the economy. The two could have exchanged ideas on how to enhance the current administration's policies or create new ones that reflect West's vision for the country.

While the exact details of their conversation remain private, the fact that the two had a "friendly discussion" about policy matters is significant. It highlights the importance of engaging in respectful and constructive conversations about the country's future, even with those who hold different views.

It is also worth noting that Kushner and West have been in regular contact since the rapper announced his presidential bid. This ongoing dialogue could be an opportunity for West to learn more about the political process and for Kushner to gain insights into the concerns and aspirations of a diverse group of Americans.

In conclusion, Kushner and West's "friendly discussion" about policy matters is a positive development that underscores the importance of open and respectful dialogue in shaping the country's future. While the specifics of their conversation remain private, it is clear that both parties have a deep appreciation for each other's work and a desire to create positive change in the country.
Title: Kanye West and Jared Kushner Discuss 'Great Ideas' for the Country During Recent Meeting in Colorado

During a news briefing on Thursday, White House senior adviser Jared Kushner confirmed that he had a "friendly discussion" with Kanye West in Colorado last weekend. Kushner described the meeting as a "great discussion about a lot of things" and shared that the two had spoken about policy and some "great ideas" that West has for the country.

The meeting between Kushner and West took place in Telluride, Colorado, where the rapper was camping with his family and Kushner and his wife Ivanka Trump were in the state for meetings with Republicans. The two have been in regular contact since West announced his presidential bid, which has sparked speculation that the rapper is running to take votes away from Democratic nominee Joe Biden.

Kushner, who is also involved with President Trump's re-election campaign, did not confirm whether West's campaign was discussed during their meeting. However, he shared that West has "some great ideas for what he'd like to see happen for the country," which is why he has decided to run for president.

West's presidential bid has been controversial, with some critics accusing him of being a "spoiler" candidate who could siphon votes away from Biden and help Trump win re-election. However, West has maintained that he is running as an independent and is not aligned with either major political party.

In his statement, Kushner emphasized that his actions during the campaign were "proper" and that he did not collude with Russians or know of anyone in the campaign who did. The statement was released following Kushner's meeting with Senate intelligence committee staffers, where he was questioned about his contacts with Russians during the 2016 campaign and transition.

Overall, the meeting between Kushner and West represents an opportunity for the two to discuss policy and potentially find common ground on issues that are important to both of them. While the specifics of their discussion are not known, it is clear that both individuals share a desire to make a positive impact on the country and its people. As the election season heats up, it will be interesting to see how this relationship develops and what, if any, impact it has on the outcome of the race.
Title: Kushner and West's "Friendly Discussion" in Colorado: A Closer Look

During a news briefing on Thursday, White House senior adviser Jared Kushner confirmed that he had a "friendly discussion" with rapper and presidential candidate Kanye West in Colorado last weekend. The two have been in regular contact since West announced his presidential bid last month. The announcement of the meeting has sparked various speculations, and it is essential to analyze the situation with care, respect, and truth.

Firstly, it is crucial to note that Kushner did not explicitly confirm whether they discussed West's presidential campaign, only stating that they had a "general discussion more about policy." While Kushner serves as a senior adviser in the White House and is involved with President Trump's re-election campaign, discussing the election with West would be a violation of the Hatch Act. It is necessary to approach such conversations with the utmost care and ensure that no laws or regulations are being compromised.

Moreover, the meeting might not be as politically significant as some might assume. West and his wife, Kim Kardashian West, were campaigning in Colorado, and Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump were in the state for meetings with Republicans. Thus, the gathering could simply be a coincidence, and it could have been an opportunity to foster relationships and discuss general ideas.

Additionally, West has not endorsed President Trump or any other candidate publicly, and it is not clear if his campaign aims to detract support from Democratic nominee Joe Biden or promote a different political agenda. Thus, speculations of West's campaign being a ploy to help Trump's chances of re-election need further evidence.

Lastly, it is worth acknowledging the positive aspects of this gathering. A dialogue between different perspectives and backgrounds can be beneficial for formulating and refining policies. Kushner's statement about West having "great ideas for what he'd like to see happen in the country" indicates that both individuals might have found common ground in some areas. Encouraging open and respectful conversations can lead to better understanding and collaboration.

In conclusion, the "friendly discussion" between Jared Kushner and Kanye West should be seen within the proper context. While precautions must be taken to ensure all regulations are followed, promoting a culture of dialogue, respect, and open-mindedness is important. The future implications of this meeting remain unclear, but it could lead to meaningful collaborations and better understanding between different political factions.
Based on the provided context, here's an article about Jared Kushner's comments on his meeting with Kanye West:

White House Senior Adviser Jared Kushner Confirms "Great Discussion" with Kanye West

During a news briefing on Thursday, Jared Kushner, President Trump's senior adviser and son-in-law, confirmed that he had recently met with rapper Kanye West in Colorado. Kushner described the encounter as a "friendly discussion" and praised West's ideas for the country.

"We both happened to be in Colorado, and so we got together and had a great discussion about a lot of things," Kushner told reporters. He added, "He has some great ideas for what he'd like to see happen for the country, and that's why he has the candidacy that he's been doing."

The meeting, which took place in Telluride, Colorado, comes one month after West announced his plans to run for president in 2020. Kushner's confirmation follows reports that he and his wife, Ivanka Trump, had met privately with West during a family camping trip.

When pressed about whether they specifically discussed West's presidential campaign, Kushner maintained that the conversation was more general in nature. "We had a general discussion more about policy," he stated.

Kushner also noted that West admires many of the issues championed by President Trump. "There's a lot of issues that the president's championed that he admires, and it was just great to have a friendly discussion," Kushner explained.

The meeting has sparked speculation about the nature of West's presidential bid, with some suggesting that his campaign might be aimed at taking votes away from Democratic nominee Joe Biden. West has managed to get on the ballot in several states with the help of Republican officials, further fueling this speculation.

Kushner's involvement in the meeting has also raised questions about potential violations of the Hatch Act, as he serves both as a White House adviser and is involved in President Trump's re-election campaign.

As the 2020 presidential race continues to heat up, the relationship between the Trump administration and Kanye West remains a topic of interest and scrutiny for political observers and the media alike.
In a surprising turn of events, White House senior adviser Jared Kushner confirmed on Thursday that he had recently met with rapper Kanye West in Colorado. During a news briefing, Kushner described the encounter as a "great discussion" and a "friendly" exchange.

The meeting, which took place in Telluride, Colorado, comes just one month after West announced his plans to run for president in the 2020 election. Kushner, who is also President Trump's son-in-law, shared that he and West "happened to be in Colorado" at the same time, leading to their impromptu gathering.

While Kushner did not explicitly state whether they discussed West's presidential campaign, he did mention that they had a "general discussion more about policy." He praised West's ideas, saying, "He has some great ideas for what he'd like to see happen for the country, and that's why he has the candidacy that he's been doing."

The senior adviser also noted that there are "a lot of issues that the president's championed that he [West] admires." This statement has raised eyebrows, given West's previous public support for President Trump and his recent decision to run as an independent candidate.

Reports suggest that Kushner has been in regular contact with West since the rapper announced his presidential bid. This has fueled speculation about the nature of their relationship and whether the Trump administration is somehow involved in West's campaign strategy.

The meeting has also drawn scrutiny due to Kushner's dual roles as a White House adviser and his involvement in President Trump's re-election campaign. Some have raised concerns about potential violations of the Hatch Act, which prohibits federal employees from engaging in certain political activities.

As West continues his last-minute push to get on the ballot in several states, often with the help of Republican officials, questions persist about the true intentions behind his presidential run. Some speculate that his campaign may be an attempt to siphon votes away from Democratic nominee Joe Biden.

While Kushner's confirmation of the meeting with West has provided some clarity, it has also raised new questions about the intersection of celebrity, politics, and the current administration's strategies as the 2020 election approaches.
Based on the provided context, here's an article about Jared Kushner's comments on his meeting with Kanye West:

White House Senior Adviser Jared Kushner Discusses "Great" Meeting with Kanye West

During a news briefing on Thursday, Jared Kushner, President Trump's senior adviser and son-in-law, confirmed that he had recently met with rapper Kanye West in Colorado. Kushner described the encounter as a "great discussion" and a "friendly" exchange.

The meeting, which took place in Telluride, Colorado, comes one month after West announced his plans to run for president in the 2020 election. Kushner revealed that he and West "happened to be in Colorado" at the same time, which led to their get-together.

While Kushner did not explicitly state whether they discussed West's presidential campaign, he did mention that they had a "general discussion more about policy." He praised West, saying, "He has some great ideas for what he'd like to see happen for the country, and that's why he has the candidacy that he's been doing."

Kushner also noted that there are "a lot of issues that the president's championed that he [West] admires." This statement hints at the rapper's known admiration for President Trump, which has been a subject of media attention in recent years.

The meeting has sparked speculation about the nature of West's presidential bid, with some suggesting that his campaign might be an attempt to draw votes away from Democratic candidate Joe Biden. However, Kushner did not address these concerns during the briefing.

It's worth noting that Kushner's dual role as a White House adviser and involvement in President Trump's re-election campaign has raised questions about potential violations of the Hatch Act, which prohibits federal employees from engaging in certain political activities.

The New York Times reported that West had flown to meet privately with Kushner and White House adviser Ivanka Trump in Telluride after a family camping trip. This meeting is part of what appears to be ongoing communication between West and the Trump administration, as reports suggest they have been in regular contact since the rapper announced his presidential bid.

As the 2020 election approaches, the relationship between the Trump administration and Kanye West continues to be a topic of interest and speculation in the political landscape.
Based on the provided context, here's an article about the meeting between Jared Kushner and Kanye West:

White House Senior Adviser Jared Kushner Confirms "Great Discussion" with Kanye West

During a news briefing on Thursday, Jared Kushner, President Trump's senior adviser and son-in-law, confirmed that he recently met with rapper Kanye West in Colorado. Kushner described the encounter as a "great discussion" and a "friendly" exchange of ideas.

The meeting, which took place in Telluride, Colorado, comes one month after West announced his plans to run for president in the 2020 election. Kushner revealed that he and West "happened to be in Colorado" at the same time, leading to their impromptu gathering.

While Kushner did not provide specific details about the topics discussed, he praised West's vision for the country. "He has some great ideas for what he'd like to see happen for the country, and that's why he has the candidacy that he's been doing," Kushner stated.

The senior adviser emphasized that their conversation was more focused on policy matters rather than West's presidential campaign. Kushner noted, "We had a general discussion more about policy," and added that there are "a lot of issues that the president's championed that he [West] admires."

This meeting has sparked interest and speculation, particularly given West's previous support for President Trump and his sudden entry into the presidential race. Some observers have questioned whether West's campaign might impact Joe Biden's chances in the upcoming election.

Kushner's confirmation of the meeting follows reports that he has been in regular contact with West since the rapper announced his presidential bid. The New York Times reported that West had flown to meet privately with Kushner and White House adviser Ivanka Trump in Telluride after a family camping trip.

As questions arise about the nature of these interactions, Kushner maintained that the discussion with West was friendly and focused on ideas for the country's future. However, the meeting has raised eyebrows, given Kushner's dual role as a White House adviser and his involvement in President Trump's re-election campaign.

While the full implications of this meeting remain unclear, it has certainly added another layer of intrigue to an already unconventional election season.
In a surprising turn of events, White House senior adviser Jared Kushner confirmed on Thursday that he had recently met with rapper Kanye West in Colorado. During a news briefing, Kushner described the encounter as a "great discussion" and a "friendly" exchange.

The meeting, which took place in Telluride, Colorado, comes on the heels of West's announcement of his intentions to run for president in the 2020 election. Kushner, who is also President Trump's son-in-law, shared that he and West discussed a variety of topics, primarily focusing on policy issues.

"We both happened to be in Colorado, and so we got together and had a great discussion about a lot of things," Kushner told reporters. He went on to praise West's vision, stating, "He has some great ideas for what he'd like to see happen for the country, and that's why he has the candidacy that he's been doing."

While Kushner did not provide specific details about the content of their conversation, he emphasized that they had a "general discussion more about policy" rather than West's presidential campaign. This clarification comes amidst speculation about the nature of West's candidacy and its potential impact on the upcoming election.

The meeting has raised eyebrows, given Kushner's dual roles as a White House adviser and his involvement in President Trump's re-election campaign. Some critics have questioned whether the discussion with West could potentially violate the Hatch Act, which prohibits federal employees from engaging in certain political activities.

West's presidential bid, launched just six weeks ago, has been met with both curiosity and skepticism. The rapper has managed to secure ballot access in several states, often with the assistance of Republican officials. This has led to speculation that West's campaign might be an attempt to siphon votes away from Democratic nominee Joe Biden.

As the 2020 presidential race intensifies, the meeting between Kushner and West underscores the complex and often unexpected alliances that can form in the political arena. While the full implications of their discussion remain to be seen, it has certainly added another layer of intrigue to an already unprecedented election season.
## Kushner and West: A "Friendly Discussion" on Policy

**Washington D.C.** - White House senior advisor Jared Kushner confirmed on Thursday that he met with rapper and presidential candidate Kanye West in Colorado last weekend, describing the encounter as a "friendly discussion" focused on policy. 

Kushner's statement comes after reports surfaced that he and Ivanka Trump, another White House advisor, met privately with West in Telluride, a ski resort town. West, who announced his long-shot presidential bid in July, has been in regular contact with Kushner and other members of the Trump administration since then.

"We both happened to be in Colorado and so we got together and had a great discussion about a lot of things," Kushner told reporters at a White House briefing. "He has some great ideas for what he'd like to see happen for the country and that's why he has the candidacy that he's been doing."

While Kushner acknowledged the meeting, he declined to specify whether the two discussed West's campaign directly. "We had a general discussion more about policy," he stated.

West's presidential bid, which has garnered significant media attention, has sparked speculation about its potential impact on the 2020 election. Some analysts believe West's candidacy could siphon votes away from Democratic nominee Joe Biden, particularly among younger voters.

Kushner's involvement with West has raised eyebrows, given his role in the Trump administration and his involvement in the president's re-election campaign.  The Hatch Act, which restricts political activity by federal employees, could potentially apply to Kushner's interactions with West.


The nature and extent of Kushner's discussions with West remain unclear. However, the meeting highlights the growing intersection of politics and entertainment, and the potential for unconventional figures to play a role in shaping the political landscape. 
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## Kushner and West: A "Friendly Discussion" on Policy

**White House Senior Advisor Jared Kushner confirmed on Thursday that he met with rapper and presidential candidate Kanye West in Colorado last weekend, describing the meeting as a “friendly discussion” focused on policy.**

Kushner, speaking at a White House press briefing, acknowledged the meeting, which was first reported by The New York Times. He stated that both he and West happened to be in Colorado and took the opportunity to have a conversation. 

While Kushner declined to specify the details of their discussion, he emphasized that it centered around policy issues rather than West's presidential campaign. 

"We had a general discussion more about policy," Kushner said.

This meeting comes a month after West announced his candidacy for president in 2020. Kushner has since been in regular contact with West and other members of his campaign team. 

The meeting has sparked speculation about the nature of the relationship between West and the Trump administration.  West has been a vocal supporter of President Trump in the past, and his presidential bid, while considered a long-shot, has raised concerns among some Democrats that he could siphon votes away from their nominee, Joe Biden.

Kushner's involvement with West's campaign, however, raises questions about potential violations of the Hatch Act, which prohibits federal employees from engaging in political activity while on duty. 

Despite the speculation, Kushner maintained that his meeting with West was purely a friendly discussion about policy. 


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## Kushner and West: A "Friendly Discussion" on Policy 

**White House Senior Advisor Jared Kushner confirmed on Thursday that he met with rapper and presidential candidate Kanye West in Colorado last weekend, describing the meeting as a "friendly discussion" focused on policy.**

Kushner's confirmation follows reports from The New York Times that West, after a family camping trip in Colorado, flew to Telluride to meet privately with Kushner and White House advisor Ivanka Trump. 

While Kushner acknowledged the meeting, he declined to specify whether the two discussed West's presidential campaign. "We had a general discussion more about policy," he stated during a White House news briefing. 

Kushner emphasized the positive nature of the encounter, stating, "We both happened to be in Colorado and so we got together and had a great discussion about a lot of things. He has some great ideas for what he'd like to see happen for the country and that's why he has the candidacy that he's been doing."

This meeting comes after West announced his presidential bid in July, sparking speculation that he might be running to siphon votes away from Democratic nominee Joe Biden. West has publicly expressed admiration for President Trump, further fueling this speculation.

Kushner's involvement in the meeting raises questions about the Trump administration's stance on West's candidacy. While Kushner maintains that the discussion was purely policy-focused, the timing and context of the meeting suggest a potential connection to the 2020 election.


The nature of West's "great ideas" and the extent to which they align with the Trump administration's agenda remain unclear. This meeting, however, undoubtedly adds another layer of intrigue to the already unpredictable 2020 presidential race. 
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## Kushner and West "Had a Great Discussion" on Policy, Says Advisor 

**White House Senior Advisor Jared Kushner confirmed Thursday that he met with rapper and presidential candidate Kanye West in Colorado last weekend, but maintained that their conversation focused primarily on policy rather than West's campaign.**

Kushner, speaking at a White House press briefing, characterized the meeting as a "friendly discussion" and stated that West had "some great ideas for what he'd like to see happen for the country."

"We had a general discussion more about policy," Kushner clarified when pressed on whether the meeting specifically addressed West's presidential bid.

The meeting, first reported by The New York Times, took place in Telluride, Colorado, where West and his wife Kim Kardashian West were campaigning. Kushner and Ivanka Trump were also in the state for Republican meetings. 

This interaction follows a series of reports indicating regular contact between Kushner and West since the rapper announced his candidacy six weeks ago. West's late entry into the 2020 race has sparked speculation that he is running to siphon votes away from Democratic nominee Joe Biden.

Kushner's involvement with West raises questions about potential Hatch Act violations, as he is a senior White House advisor and involved with President Trump's re-election campaign. The Hatch Act prohibits federal employees from engaging in partisan political activity while on duty. 

Despite the speculation surrounding the meeting's purpose, Kushner emphasized the focus on policy discussions, highlighting West's "great ideas" for the country.  


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## Kushner Confirms "Friendly Discussion" With Kanye West on Policy, Campaign Details Remain Murky

**Washington D.C.** - White House senior advisor Jared Kushner confirmed on Thursday that he met with rapper and presidential candidate Kanye West in Colorado last weekend, characterizing the meeting as a "friendly discussion" focused on policy. 

The confirmation comes after reports surfaced that Kushner, along with Ivanka Trump, met with West in Telluride, Colorado, following West's announcement of his 2020 presidential bid. 

"And we both happened to be in Colorado and so we got together and had a great discussion about a lot of things," Kushner told reporters at a White House briefing. "He has some great ideas for what he’d like to see happen for the country and that’s why he has the candidacy that he’s been doing."

When pressed about whether the campaign was a topic of discussion, Kushner remained vague, stating: "We had a general discussion more about policy."

This meeting follows reports of regular contact between Kushner and West since the rapper's unexpected entry into the presidential race. Speculation has swirled around West's candidacy, with some suggesting he could potentially siphon votes away from Democratic nominee Joe Biden, bolstering President Trump's re-election chances.

Kushner's involvement with West, even in a seemingly informal capacity, raises eyebrows considering his official role in the White House and his involvement in President Trump's re-election campaign.  Any explicit discussions about the election with West could violate the Hatch Act, which restricts political activities of federal employees.

While the details of the meeting remain shrouded in ambiguity, the confirmation of a high-level White House connection with Kanye West adds another layer to the already complex and unconventional 2020 presidential race. 


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**Kushner Confirms Meeting with Kanye West, Downplays Presidential Campaign Discussion**

In a recent White House news briefing, senior adviser Jared Kushner confirmed that he had a "friendly discussion" with Kanye West in Colorado last weekend. The meeting, which took place in the ski resort town of Telluride, was the first time the two had met in person since West announced his plans to run for president in 2020.

Kushner, who is also involved with President Trump's re-election campaign, did not say whether they discussed West's presidential campaign during their meeting. However, he did praise West's ideas for the country, stating that he has "a lot of great ideas for what he'd like to see happen in the country, and that's why he has the candidacy that he's been doing."

The meeting between Kushner and West comes after reports that the two had been in regular contact since West announced his presidential bid. West, who is an admirer of President Trump, has been campaigning in several states with the help of Republican officials, sparking speculation that he is running to take votes away from Joe Biden.

Kushner's comments on the meeting with West were met with interest from reporters, who pressed him on whether they specifically discussed West's campaign. Kushner replied that they had a "general discussion more about policy," but did not elaborate further.

The meeting between Kushner and West is seen as a historic breakthrough, and it shows that President Trump's leadership, from the Riyadh speech until today, has had a positive impact on the Middle East. West and Kushner have been in regular contact since West announced his presidential bid, and the meeting in Colorado was seen as a significant development in their relationship.

Kushner's comments on the meeting with West were also notable for their tone, which was described as "friendly" by the White House. The meeting was seen as a positive development for West, who has been facing criticism for his presidential campaign and his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.

In a statement released after the meeting, Kushner said that he and West had a "great discussion about a lot of things," and that they had a "friendly discussion more about policy." The statement was seen as a positive development for West, who has been struggling to gain traction in his presidential campaign.

Overall, the meeting between Kushner and West is seen as a significant development in the presidential campaign, and it highlights the complex relationships between the White House and other presidential candidates. As the presidential election approaches, it remains to be seen how the meeting between Kushner and West will impact the campaign trail.
## Kushner Confirms "Friendly Discussion" with Kanye West in Colorado, Discusses "Policy"

**Washington, D.C.** - White House senior advisor Jared Kushner confirmed Thursday that he had a "friendly discussion" with Kanye West in Colorado last weekend, but did not say whether they discussed the rapper's presidential campaign. 

The meeting, which took place in Telluride, Colorado, was first reported by The New York Times. According to the report, West, after a camping trip with his family in Colorado, flew to meet privately with Kushner and White House advisor Ivanka Trump. 

During a news briefing, Kushner said that he and West had a "great discussion about a lot of things." He added that West "has some great ideas for what he’d like to see happen for the country and that’s why he has the candidacy that he’s been doing." 

When pressed on whether they specifically discussed West's campaign, Kushner said: "We had a general discussion more about policy."

The remarks from President Donald Trump's son-in-law come as West's last-minute presidential bid continues to garner attention. West launched his campaign six weeks ago and has made the ballot in several states with the help of Republican officials, sparking speculation he is running to hurt Joe Biden. 

Kushner's involvement with West has raised eyebrows, particularly given his role in President Trump's re-election campaign. If he had discussed the election with West, it could be in violation of the Hatch Act, which prohibits federal employees from engaging in political activity. 

However, Kushner's statement suggests that the meeting focused on broader policy issues, rather than the upcoming election. 

West and Kushner have been in regular contact since the rapper announced his presidential bid, according to reports. The nature of their discussions and the extent of Kushner's involvement in West's campaign remain unclear. 

## Kushner Confirms "Friendly Discussion" with Kanye West in Colorado, Discusses "Policy"

**Washington, D.C.** - White House senior advisor Jared Kushner confirmed Thursday that he had a "friendly discussion" with Kanye West in Colorado last weekend, but did not say whether they discussed the rapper's presidential campaign. 

"We both happened to be in Colorado and so we got together and had a great discussion about a lot of things," Kushner told reporters at a White House news briefing. "He has some great ideas for what he'd like to see happen for the country and that's why he has the candidacy that he's been doing."

Kushner's announcement follows reports that the two met in Telluride, Colorado, one month after West announced his plans to run for president in 2020.  The meeting sparked speculation that West's campaign might be aligned with President Trump's re-election efforts, particularly given West's admiration for the president and his recent alignment with Republican operatives. 

When pressed on whether the discussion specifically touched on West's campaign, Kushner stated, "We had a general discussion more about policy." 

The remarks from President Donald Trump's son-in-law come after The New York Times reported that West, after a camping trip with his family in Colorado, flew to meet privately with Kushner and White House advisor Ivanka Trump in Telluride. 

While Kushner's comments confirm the meeting, they offer little insight into its substance. The nature of the "policy" discussion remains unclear, and it is unknown whether the conversation touched upon West's presidential aspirations. 

The meeting has raised eyebrows given Kushner's involvement in President Trump's re-election campaign. Any discussion of the election with West could potentially violate the Hatch Act, which prohibits federal employees from engaging in political activity. 

West launched a last-minute presidential bid six weeks ago and has made the ballot in several states with the help of Republican officials. The rapper's campaign has sparked speculation that he is running to hurt Joe Biden's chances in the election. 

## Kushner Confirms "Friendly Discussion" with Kanye West in Colorado

**Washington, D.C.** - White House senior advisor Jared Kushner confirmed Thursday that he had a “friendly discussion” with Kanye West in Colorado last weekend, but did not say whether they discussed the rapper’s presidential campaign. 

“And we both happened to be in Colorado, and so we got together,” Kushner told reporters at a White House news briefing. He added that the two had a “great discussion about a lot of things” and that West “has some great ideas for what he’d like to see happen for the country.”

Kushner’s comments follow reports that West met privately with Kushner and White House advisor Ivanka Trump in Telluride, Colorado, last weekend. The meeting came just one month after West announced his plans to run for president in 2020. 

While Kushner confirmed the meeting and discussion, he declined to comment on whether the presidential campaign was a topic of conversation. “We had a general discussion more about policy,” he said.

West's last-minute presidential bid, launched six weeks ago, has sparked speculation that he is running to hurt Joe Biden's chances in the election. West has made the ballot in several states with the help of Republican officials, and his admiration for President Donald Trump has fueled these suspicions. 

Kushner’s involvement with West, who has been in regular contact with the White House since announcing his candidacy, raises questions about potential conflicts of interest. Kushner serves as a senior advisor in the White House but is also involved with President Trump's re-election campaign. If he had discussed the election with West, it could be seen as a violation of the Hatch Act, which prohibits federal employees from engaging in political activity. 

The White House has not yet commented on whether the Hatch Act was a factor in the meeting between Kushner and West. 

## Kushner Confirms "Friendly Discussion" with Kanye West in Colorado, Discusses "Policy" but Not Presidential Campaign

White House Senior Advisor Jared Kushner confirmed on Thursday that he had a "friendly discussion" with Kanye West in Colorado last weekend, but declined to comment on whether the meeting involved West's presidential campaign.  

During a White House press briefing, Kushner stated that he and West "had a great discussion about a lot of things."  He praised West's "great ideas" for the country, adding, "That's why he has the candidacy that he's been doing." However, when pressed on whether the discussion specifically addressed West's campaign, Kushner emphasized that the conversation was "more about policy." 

The meeting, which took place in Telluride, Colorado, was first reported by The New York Times.  It occurred just a month after West announced his bid for the presidency in 2020, sparking speculation about his campaign's potential impact on the upcoming election.  Kushner's confirmation comes amidst reports that he has been in regular contact with West and his campaign team since the rapper's presidential announcement. 

While Kushner acknowledged the "friendly discussion" with West, he maintained a clear separation from the rapper's campaign, potentially due to the Hatch Act, which prohibits federal employees from engaging in political activity while on duty.  Kushner serves as a senior advisor in the White House but is also involved with President Trump's re-election campaign. 

West's last-minute presidential bid, launched just six weeks ago, has garnered attention for its potential to draw votes away from Democratic candidate Joe Biden.  The rapper's admiration for President Trump and his reliance on Republican officials to get on the ballot in several states have further fueled speculation about his intentions. 

The meeting between West and Kushner raises questions about the nature of their interactions and the potential influence of the Trump administration on West's campaign.  While Kushner insists that their discussion centered on "policy," the full extent of their engagement remains unclear. 

## Kushner Confirms "Friendly Discussion" with Kanye West in Colorado

White House senior advisor Jared Kushner confirmed on Thursday that he had a "friendly discussion" with Kanye West in Colorado last weekend, but declined to comment on whether the meeting included any discussion of West's presidential campaign. 

"We both happened to be in Colorado and so we got together and had a great discussion about a lot of things," Kushner said during a White House news briefing. "He has some great ideas for what he’d like to see happen for the country and that’s why he has the candidacy that he’s been doing."

Kushner's comments come after reports that West met privately with Kushner and Ivanka Trump in Telluride, Colorado, last weekend. The meeting occurred just one month after West announced his surprise bid for the presidency.  

While Kushner emphasized that the conversation focused on "policy," he did not elaborate on the specifics of the discussion. 

West's last-minute presidential bid has drawn significant attention, particularly as he has gained ballot access in several states with the help of Republican officials. Speculation has grown that West's candidacy could be intended to siphon votes away from Democratic nominee Joe Biden. 

The meeting between West and Kushner, coupled with the rapper's recent public admiration for President Donald Trump, has further fueled speculation about a potential alliance between the two.  

The White House has maintained that Kushner's role in the Trump re-election campaign does not extend to coordinating with any third-party candidates. However, the details surrounding the meeting with West have raised questions about whether the Hatch Act, which prohibits federal employees from engaging in political activities, has been violated. 

Title: Jared Kushner confirms "friendly discussion" with Kanye West in Colorado

White House senior adviser Jared Kushner confirmed on Thursday that he had a "friendly discussion" with Kanye West during a recent meeting in Colorado. The meeting took place in Telluride, a ski resort town in the southwest part of the state, where West was reportedly camping with his family. The meeting was confirmed by Kushner during a news briefing, where he stated that the two had a "great discussion about a lot of things."

Kushner went on to say that West had some "great ideas for what he’d like to see happen for the country," and that this was the reason for his presidential candidacy. However, when pressed on whether they specifically discussed West's campaign, Kushner said that they had a "general discussion more about policy."

The meeting between Kushner and West comes after the rapper announced his plans to run for president in 2020. The two have been in regular contact since the announcement, according to reports. However, if Kushner had discussed the election with West, it would be in violation of the Hatch Act, as he is involved with President Trump's re-election campaign.

West's last-minute presidential bid has sparked speculation that he is running to take votes away from Joe Biden, the Democratic nominee. West has made the ballot in several states with the help of Republican officials, leading to further speculation about his intentions.

Despite the controversy surrounding West's candidacy, Kushner's comments suggest that the meeting was a positive one. The two reportedly discussed policy and had a "friendly discussion," with Kushner stating that there were "a lot of issues that the president’s championed that he admires."

The meeting between Kushner and West is just the latest in a series of high-profile meetings between the White House and celebrities. However, it remains to be seen whether West's candidacy will have any impact on the outcome of the election.
Title: Jared Kushner confirms "friendly discussion" with Kanye West in Colorado

During a news briefing on Thursday, Jared Kushner, President Trump's senior adviser, confirmed that he had a "friendly discussion" with Kanye West during a recent meeting in Colorado. The meeting took place in Telluride, a ski resort town in the southwest part of the state, after West announced his plans to run for president in 2020.

Kushner shared that the two had a general discussion more about policy, and West had some great ideas for what he'd like to see happen for the country. "He has a lot of great ideas for what he’d like to see happen in the country, and that’s why he has the candidacy that he’s been doing," Kushner said.

Kushner's announcement follows reports that he and West had met privately in Telluride, Colorado, one month after West announced his presidential bid. West and his wife, Kim Kardashian West, were campaigning in Colorado while Kushner and Ivanka Trump were in the state for meetings with Republicans.

Kushner serves as a senior adviser in the White House but is also involved with President Trump's re-election campaign. If he had discussed the election with West, it would be in violation of the Hatch Act. However, Kushner did not say whether they discussed West's presidential campaign.

West launched a last-minute presidential bid six weeks ago with the help of some Republican operatives, sparking speculation that the rapper, who is an admirer of President Donald Trump, is running to take votes away from Joe Biden. West and Kushner have been in regular contact since the rapper announced his presidential bid.

Kushner's confirmation of the meeting with West comes after he released a lengthy written statement explaining the purpose of a number of contacts with Russians last year. Kushner, a senior White House adviser, said his answers and information he provided to the Senate intelligence committee show that all of his actions were proper during the campaign.

Hopefully, this puts these matters to rest," Kushner said. The meeting with West and the ongoing investigation into his contacts with Russians are just two of the many controversies that have engulfed the early months of the Trump administration.
Title: Jared Kushner and Kanye West Hold 'Great Discussion' During Colorado Meeting

In a recent news briefing, President Trump's senior advisor, Jared Kushner, confirmed that he had a "great discussion" with rapper Kanye West during a meeting in Colorado. The meeting took place one month after West announced his plans to run for president in the 2020 election.

According to Kushner, the two had a "friendly discussion" about a variety of topics, with West sharing some "great ideas for what he’d like to see happen for the country." Kushner went on to say that West admires many of the issues that President Trump has championed and that it was "great to have a friendly discussion."

The meeting between Kushner and West was reportedly a private one, taking place in Telluride, a ski resort town in southwest Colorado. The New York Times reported that West had been on a camping trip with his family in Colorado before flying to meet with Kushner and White House advisor Ivanka Trump.

Kushner, who has been at the forefront of efforts to support West's campaign, did not confirm whether the two discussed West's presidential bid during their meeting. However, he did say that they had a "general discussion more about policy."

Kushner's comments come after reports emerged that he and West had been in regular contact since the rapper announced his presidential bid. The speculation surrounding West's campaign has been that he is running to take votes away from Democratic nominee Joe Biden.

Despite the controversy surrounding West's campaign, Kushner's comments suggest that the meeting between the two was a positive one. The White House senior advisor praised West's ideas and the two seemed to have a friendly and respectful conversation.

Kushner's comments also come at a time when the Middle East is experiencing a historic breakthrough, with President Trump's leadership being credited for the change. Kushner, who has played a significant role in the administration's Middle East policy, said that President Trump's leadership has led to a "much different Middle East than what he inherited."

In conclusion, the meeting between Jared Kushner and Kanye West in Colorado was described as a "great discussion" by the White House senior advisor. While the specifics of the meeting are unclear, Kushner praised West's ideas and the two seemed to have a friendly and respectful conversation. Despite the controversy surrounding West's campaign, the meeting suggests that the two have a positive relationship.
Title: Jared Kushner Reveals "Great Discussion" with Kanye West on Policy during Colorado Meeting

White House Senior Advisor Jared Kushner has shared details about his recent meeting with rap artist Kanye West in Colorado, describing it as a "great discussion" on various policy issues. The meeting was confirmed during a news briefing on Thursday, following the announcement of West's 2020 presidential candidacy.

Kushner stated that West has ideas for the country's future that align with the president’s championed policies. "He has some great ideas for what he’d like to see happen for the country and that’s why he has the candidacy that he’s been doing," Kushner explained. The advisor also mentioned that the discussion was mostly about policy and did not delve into the specifics of West's campaign.

The meeting took place in Telluride, Colorado, where West had been camping with his family. Kushner and Ivanka Trump, another senior advisor at the White House, met with the rapper privately. This meeting marks the latest in a series of interactions between West and the Trump administration since announcing his presidential bid.

The New York Times reported that West had flown to meet with Kushner and Ivanka Trump after a camping trip with his family in Colorado. West's campaign has been underway for six weeks, and he has made the ballot in several states with the help of Republican officials. This has led to speculation that West's run is intended to siphon votes away from Democratic nominee Joe Biden.

Kushner, who is also a senior advisor involved in President Trump's re-election campaign, did not disclose if the election was discussed during the meeting with West. If he had, it would have been in violation of the Hatch Act, which prohibits government employees from engaging in political activity while on the job.

Despite the potential controversy, the meeting between Kushner and West highlights the ongoing connection between the Trump administration and the influential musician. The two have reportedly been in regular contact since West announced his presidential bid.

In a broader context, the meeting between Kushner and West also underscores the evolving dynamics of the 2020 presidential race. With West's unexpected entry into the fray, the race has become even more unpredictable and contentious. The rapper's campaign may have a significant impact on the outcome, particularly if it diverts votes from Biden in key battleground states.

As the election approaches, eyes will be on how the relationship between West and the Trump administration continues to evolve. The meeting between Kushner and West in Colorado has sparked curiosity among political observers, who are eager to see how this unconventional alliance might affect the 2020 race.

Kushner's confirmation of the meeting with West and the subsequent details he shared have brought this unexpected connection to the forefront of public conversation. With less than two months until the election, the potential influence of West's campaign on the final outcome remains uncertain — but the recent meeting with Kushner has certainly added a new layer of intrigue to the race.
In a recent news briefing, Senior White House Advisor Jared Kushner confirmed that he and Kanye West had a "friendly discussion" during their recent meeting in Colorado. The meeting took place one month after West announced his plans to run for president in 2020.
According to Kushner, he and West had a "general discussion more about policy" during their meeting. "He has some great ideas for what he'd like to see happen for the country and that's why he has the candidacy that he’s been doing," Kushner added. He also mentioned that there are many issues that President Trump has championed that West admires.
The meeting between West and Kushner was first reported by The New York Times, which stated that the two met privately in Telluride, a ski resort town in Colorado, following West's camping trip with his family. It is also worth noting that Kushner had confirmed a few days earlier that he had spoken to West several times, along with other members of his long-shot presidential campaign.
West and Kushner have been in regular contact since the rapper announced his presidential bid, which has sparked speculation that he may be running to take votes away from Democratic candidate Joe Biden. However, it is unclear if the two specifically discussed West's campaign during their recent meeting.
Kushner, who serves as a senior advisor in the White House but is also involved with President Trump's re-election campaign, would be in violation of the Hatch Act if he had discussed the election with West. It remains to be seen what impact, if any, their meeting will have on West's campaign and the upcoming election.
**Kushner Confirms "Friendly Discussion" with Kanye West in Colorado**

White House senior adviser Jared Kushner confirmed on Thursday that he had a "friendly discussion" with rapper and presidential candidate Kanye West in Colorado last weekend. The meeting, which was first reported by The New York Times, took place in Telluride, a ski resort town in the southwest part of the state.

According to Kushner, the two had a general discussion about policy, but he did not specify whether they discussed West's presidential campaign. "He has some great ideas for what he'd like to see happen for the country, and that's why he has the candidacy that he's been doing," Kushner said during a White House news briefing.

Kushner's announcement follows reports that he and West have been in regular contact since the rapper announced his presidential bid six weeks ago. West, who is an admirer of President Donald Trump, has made the ballot in several states with the help of Republican officials, sparking speculation that he is running to hurt Democratic nominee Joe Biden.

Kushner, who serves as a senior adviser in the White House and is also involved with President Trump's re-election campaign, was careful to avoid discussing the election with West, as it would be a violation of the Hatch Act. Instead, he focused on the positive aspects of their meeting, saying that they had a "great discussion about a lot of things."

The meeting between Kushner and West has raised eyebrows, given the rapper's unconventional candidacy and his history of praising President Trump. However, Kushner downplayed the significance of the meeting, saying that it was simply a friendly discussion between two individuals who happened to be in the same place at the same time.

"We both happened to be in Colorado, and so we got together and had a great discussion about a lot of things," Kushner said. "He has some great ideas for what he'd like to see happen for the country, and that's why he has the candidacy that he's been doing."

The White House has not commented on the specifics of the meeting, but Kushner's confirmation of the discussion has sparked renewed interest in West's presidential campaign. Despite his long-shot bid, West has managed to make headlines and generate buzz, and his meeting with Kushner has only added to the intrigue.

As the presidential election heats up, it remains to be seen what impact West's candidacy will have on the outcome. However, one thing is clear: his meeting with Kushner has only added to the drama and unpredictability of the 2020 presidential campaign.
**Kushner Meets with Kanye West in Colorado, Discusses Policy and Presidential Bid**

White House senior adviser Jared Kushner confirmed on Thursday that he had a "friendly discussion" with rapper and presidential candidate Kanye West in Colorado last weekend. The meeting, which took place in the ski resort town of Telluride, was described by Kushner as a general discussion about policy, although he did not specify whether they discussed West's presidential campaign.

"We both happened to be in Colorado and so we got together and had a great discussion about a lot of things," Kushner said during a White House news briefing. "He has some great ideas for what he'd like to see happen for the country, and that's why he has the candidacy that he's been doing."

Kushner's announcement comes after reports emerged that he and West had met privately in Colorado, sparking speculation about the nature of their discussion. West, who announced his presidential bid six weeks ago, has been in regular contact with Kushner and other members of the Trump administration.

When pressed on whether they discussed West's campaign, Kushner said, "We had a general discussion more about policy." He added that West has "a lot of great ideas for what he'd like to see happen for the country," and that their conversation was "just great to have a friendly discussion."

The meeting has raised questions about whether Kushner, who serves as a senior adviser in the White House and is also involved with President Trump's re-election campaign, may have discussed the election with West. If so, it could be in violation of the Hatch Act, which prohibits federal employees from engaging in political activities while on duty.

West's presidential bid has been met with skepticism by many, with some speculating that he is running to hurt Democratic nominee Joe Biden. However, Kushner's comments suggest that the White House is taking West's candidacy seriously, and that they are open to discussing policy with him.

The meeting between Kushner and West is the latest development in a series of unusual events surrounding the rapper's presidential bid. West has made the ballot in several states with the help of Republican officials, and has been endorsed by some prominent conservatives.

Despite the controversy surrounding his candidacy, West has shown no signs of backing down. In a recent interview, he said that he is "100% serious" about his bid for the presidency, and that he is committed to running a "positive" campaign.

As the election season heats up, it remains to be seen what role West will play in the presidential race. However, one thing is clear: his meeting with Kushner has added a new layer of complexity to an already unpredictable campaign season.
**Kushner Confirms "Friendly Discussion" with Kanye West in Colorado**

White House senior adviser Jared Kushner confirmed on Thursday that he had a "friendly discussion" with rapper and presidential candidate Kanye West in Colorado last weekend. The meeting, which was first reported by The New York Times, took place in Telluride, a ski resort town in southwestern Colorado, where both Kushner and West happened to be at the same time.

According to Kushner, the two had a general discussion about policy, but he did not specify whether they talked about West's presidential campaign. "He has some great ideas for what he'd like to see happen for the country, and that's why he has the candidacy that he's been doing," Kushner said during a White House news briefing.

Kushner's comments come after reports surfaced that West, who is running as an independent candidate in the 2020 presidential election, had met with Kushner and White House adviser Ivanka Trump in Colorado. West's candidacy has been met with skepticism by some, with some speculating that he is running to hurt Democratic nominee Joe Biden.

Kushner, who serves as a senior adviser in the White House and is also involved with President Trump's re-election campaign, denied that he had discussed the election with West, which would be a violation of the Hatch Act. "We had a general discussion more about policy," Kushner said.

The meeting between Kushner and West is not the first time the two have been in contact. According to reports, they have been in regular communication since West announced his presidential bid six weeks ago. West has been an admirer of President Trump and has been endorsed by some Republican officials, sparking speculation that he is running to take votes away from Biden.

Kushner's confirmation of the meeting comes as the White House is facing scrutiny over its handling of the presidential election. The Trump administration has been accused of using government resources to help the President's re-election campaign, and Kushner's involvement with West's campaign has raised eyebrows.

Despite the controversy surrounding West's candidacy, Kushner said that he was pleased to have had the opportunity to discuss policy with the rapper. "It was just great to have a friendly discussion," Kushner said.

The meeting between Kushner and West is just the latest example of the unusual nature of the 2020 presidential election. With just weeks to go before the election, the campaign is heating up, and it remains to be seen what impact West's candidacy will have on the outcome.
**Kushner Confirms "Friendly Discussion" with Kanye West in Colorado**

White House senior adviser Jared Kushner confirmed on Thursday that he had a "friendly discussion" with Kanye West in Colorado last weekend, sparking speculation about the nature of their meeting. The two reportedly met in Telluride, a ski resort town in southwestern Colorado, where West was camping with his family.

According to Kushner, the meeting was a chance encounter, as both he and West happened to be in the state at the same time. "We both happened to be in Colorado, and so we got together and had a great discussion about a lot of things," Kushner told reporters at a White House news briefing.

Kushner, who is also involved in President Trump's re-election campaign, did not say whether the two discussed West's presidential campaign, which has been met with skepticism by many in the political establishment. Instead, he described their conversation as a "general discussion more about policy."

"He has some great ideas for what he'd like to see happen for the country, and that's why he has the candidacy that he's been doing," Kushner added.

The meeting has raised eyebrows, given West's unexpected entry into the presidential race just six weeks ago. Many have speculated that West's candidacy is an attempt to draw votes away from Democratic nominee Joe Biden, and that his campaign is being supported by Republican operatives.

Kushner's involvement in the meeting has also raised questions about potential violations of the Hatch Act, which prohibits federal employees from engaging in partisan political activity. However, Kushner's role as a senior adviser to the President and his involvement in the re-election campaign make it unclear whether he is subject to the same rules as other federal employees.

West and Kushner have reportedly been in regular contact since the rapper announced his presidential bid, sparking speculation about the nature of their relationship. Despite the controversy surrounding West's campaign, Kushner described their conversation as "friendly" and praised West's ideas for the country.

The meeting is the latest development in West's unconventional presidential campaign, which has included a series of high-profile endorsements and a chaotic rally in South Carolina. Despite the challenges he faces, West remains a wild card in the 2020 election, and his meeting with Kushner has only added to the intrigue surrounding his campaign.
**Kushner Reveals Details of "Friendly Discussion" with Kanye West**

White House senior adviser Jared Kushner has confirmed that he had a "friendly discussion" with Kanye West in Colorado last weekend, sparking speculation about the nature of their meeting. Kushner, who is also a key figure in President Trump's re-election campaign, made the comments during a White House news briefing on Thursday.

"We happened to be in Colorado and so we got together and had a great discussion about a lot of things," Kushner said. "He has some great ideas for what he'd like to see happen for the country, and that's why he has the candidacy that he's been doing."

Kushner's announcement follows reports that he and West, who recently announced his bid for the presidency, had met privately in Telluride, Colorado. West, who has been a vocal supporter of President Trump in the past, has made the ballot in several states and has sparked speculation that he is running to hurt Democratic nominee Joe Biden.

When pressed on whether he and West specifically discussed the rapper's presidential campaign, Kushner demurred, saying that their conversation was more focused on policy. "We had a general discussion more about policy," he said.

Kushner also praised West's ideas, saying that he has "a lot of great ideas for what he'd like to see happen for the country." The White House adviser did not elaborate on what specific policies they discussed, but his comments suggest that the two may have found common ground on certain issues.

West and Kushner have reportedly been in regular contact since the rapper announced his presidential bid six weeks ago, sparking speculation about their relationship. The meeting in Colorado has fueled speculation that West may be seeking to forge closer ties with the Trump administration, despite his own long-shot presidential bid.

Kushner's role in the meeting has also raised questions about his involvement in West's campaign. As a senior adviser to President Trump, Kushner is prohibited from engaging in campaign activities, and any discussion of the election with West could potentially be seen as a violation of the Hatch Act.

Despite the speculation, Kushner insisted that the meeting was simply a friendly discussion, saying, "But again, there's a lot of issues that the president's championed that he admires, and it was just great to have a friendly discussion."

The meeting between Kushner and West has set off a flurry of speculation about the potential implications of their conversation. As the presidential campaign heats up, it remains to be seen whether their discussion will have any significant impact on the election.