Jared Kushner

And then the third have been people who have come to convince me to do things that aren't in my interests.

He says, you're the first person who's ever come here and has just asked questions.

He says, why have you done that?

I said, because I figure this problem's been going on for a long time.

You live here.

I'll be gone at some point.

You're going to have to live with the consequences of whatever my work is.

And the US has a lot of power.

And my question is, what would you do?

if you were me?

And how would you approach this and help me think about it?

And again, I wasn't going to then take his plan and then execute it, but I thought it'd be very provocative to understand from the people in the region and instructive how they would use the resource and the power that the US had to solve the problems that were having significant impact on their lives.

Yeah, and one of my wishes for society is I leave government.

I was living on the Upper East Side in a very liberal echo chamber.

I then traveled the country.

I met so many people who I never would have met otherwise on the conservative side, on the independent side, on so many different issues.

I think that people benefit if you have such a strong point of view.

I would follow the John Stuart Mill marketplace of ideas and find people who disagree with you and don't call them names.

Don't say they're a bad person.

Say, I want to understand why you feel the way you do.