The Wall Street Journal reported that Kushner has not made any investments despite receiving the funding some years ago, collecting "tens of millions in management fees each year" while not making any investments. Norm Eisen of the Brookings Institution suggested the payments were meant to curry favor with Trump's family, should the former president retake the White House in the 2024 election: "It appears to be money for nothing." The House Oversight Committee Chairman, Kentucky Republican James Comer, said he believes Kushner “crossed the line of ethics” by accepting the investment from Saudi Arabia.
The Wall Street Journal reported that Jared Kushner has not invested despite receiving funding years ago, earning millions in management fees annually while doing so. Norm Eisen of the Brookings Institution suggested these payments were intended to gain favor with Trump's family if he wins the 2024 presidential election. House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer believes Kushner violated ethical standards by accepting the Saudi investment.