Kushner lawyer launches all-out attack on Vanity Fair over bombshell story: 'More to come'

Jared Kushner isn’t just denying the explosive Vanity Fair report about his finances anymore. His legal team is now threatening the magazine.Chad Mizelle, a former chief of staff at President Donald Trump’s Justice Department, posted a letter on X Saturday that Kushner’s lawyers sent to Vanity Fair’s parent company, Condé Nast.“We formally put Vanity Fair and Condé Nast on notice regarding the false and defamatory allegations published about our client, Jared Kushner,” Mizelle wrote.The letter is signed by Thomas Clare and Eric Hageman of Clare Locke, a firm best known for defamation cases. It demands that Vanity Fair take down the excerpt and preserve every record of how it was reported, fact-checked and edited.The Oct. 22 excerpt comes from journalist Matthew Cole’s forthcoming book, “Princes and Thieves.” According to the letter, it accuses Kushner of secretly gaining access to at least $2 billion from the rulers of the United Arab...