Ivanka Trump

When my father asked us to go help him, I felt like it was an amazing privilege to be able to serve.

So...

Not really.

No, it was, you know, it was actually where we discussed things that weren't sort of the normal, how was your day at school?

It was, we spoke a lot about real estate and about building and we were going to go into the family business.

And I do think he sort of toyed with it in his mind for a while.

I do remember once thinking it was real.

I was...

I was 16, and I was at boarding school.

And I called him up.

I go, oh, my God, I read that you're going to run for president.

This is going to ruin my life.

I think I was, like, hysterical.

And he's like, don't worry about it.

Not happening.

You know, I think he was thinking about the options he was given as a voter, and he was dissatisfied.

And I think he was beginning to formulate his perspective on what he would do differently.

But it was not – my childhood, that was not an ambition of his that was at least articulated to us.

You know, some of the ideas – you mentioned that Oprah interview.

He was talking about trade policy being deeply unfair to American workers.