Jared Kushner

He's a very moral person.

For me, with my humility, my brother and I joke that we give our credit for being humble, number one, to being Mets fans, because every year you have a lot of promise and then it never ends up paying off.

Although now with Steve Cohen, hopefully we're on a different trajectory.

But the other thing is also our mother.

Our mother really raised us to be very humble.

We knew we had a lot, but every Sunday morning, my mom was there clipping the coupons.

The cereal we ate in our house was based on what was on sale versus what we liked.

When we would have a problem with our teachers in school and I'd say, well, teacher doesn't like me, she'd say, well, I'm not calling them.

It's your job to make the teacher like you.

And so my mother gave us a lot of that.

My father gave us a lot of the grounding.

And I think during that time, my father was just...

realizing that maybe he had gotten disconnected from the grounding and the values.

And again, I think he also accepted maybe he could have blamed others for acting inappropriately, but I respect the fact that he took responsibility himself and said, I can't control the actions of other people.

I can't control what they do is right and wrong.

I can just control my actions.

And

as I go on the next journeys in my life and I go to government, I go to Washington.

I mean, I even think through the craziness of going from, you know, visiting my father in a prison to 10 years later, sitting in the office in the White House next to the president of the United States.

And like, I think about that story and that it's a story that only God could write.