Download Our App
Jared Kushner whistleblower seeking federal protection after sounding the alarm on Trump’s son-in-law: report
Jared Kushner appears on CNN with Van Jones/Screenshot

Jared Kushner whistleblower seeking federal protection after sounding the alarm on Trump’s son-in-law: report

NBC News is reporting White House security specialist Tricia Newbold is now seeking official whistleblower protection from the federal government after raising concerns about “unwarranted security clearances" for Jared Kushner.


According to NBC, the specialist filed the whistleblower complaint less than two weeks after she was suspended without pay for defying her supervisor, Carl Kline.

In the complaint, Newbold says she “raised concerns” with Kline about a security clearance for an unnamed individual as early as July 2017.

The complaint does not explicitly identify the person, but sources familiar with the situation told NBC News that it was Kushner. Additionally, Newbold alleges Kline "repeatedly mishandled security files and has approved unwarranted security clearances."

Read the full report from NBC here.

Report typos and corrections to corrections@rawstory.com.

For customer support contact support@rawstory.com.

Top Stories Recommended For You

YOUR OPINION MATTERS

Do you think Donald Trump will cost Republicans the midterm elections?

VOTE NOW
Do you think Donald Trump will cost Republicans the midterm elections?