The former president's ex-personal attorney Michael Cohen speculated the reason Ivanka Trump won't be returning to her father's 2024 presidential campaign.
on Saturday morning, said Ivanka and Kushner may have been the informants who tipped off the FBI that Trump was keeping classified documents at his Florida Mar-a-Lago residency.
Cohen offered his explanation as to why the couple will not be returning to the campaign, saying they already"got everything" they wanted from working in politics. He pointed to Trump'sand the more than $640 million the couple made during the time they worked inside the White House. Above, Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump are seen at the White House on September 15, 2020. Michael Cohen, who previously served as former President Donald Trump’s attorney, suggested the couple have have been the informants who tipped off the FBI about Trump allegedly storing classified documents at his Mar-a-Lago residence.Still, he added one other potential reason why they may not be returning to the Trump campaign.
"I believe Jared and Ivanka potentially were the moles in terms of the Mar-a-Lago documents and so on," he said."And it would be very interesting to have, let's say, the son-in-law, the daughter who are FBI informants—DOJ informants—acting as senior members of a campaign or an administration if he should somehow manage to slide back in."
FBI agents raided Trump's Mar-a-Lago residency on August 8 and seized boxes allegedly containing classified documents. The
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