According to the March 31 interview transcript, published on Friday, Kushner received an email from former White House aide Dan Scavino just a couple of days after the race was called in President Joe Biden's favor.
The email was titled "POTUS requests," per the transcript, which Kushner said "most likely" conveyed a direct request from Trump.
Per the transcript, the body of the email from Scavino said: "Hey Jared! POTUS wants to trademark/own rights to below, don't know who to see —or ask...I don't know who to take to."
Two phrases were included in bold, including exclamation marks, which were "Rigged Election!" and "Save America PAC!"
Kushner, who served as a senior adviser to his father-in-law, told the panel that he did not recall the request or doing anything with it. An email later that day showed Kushner requesting that it be done "ASAP."
A response that same day from Eric Trump, his brother-in-law, said that both web URLs were already registered, according to the transcript.
Kushner told the panel that he couldn't recall Trump's intended purpose of using the phrase "Rigged Election," adding that his role was "operational" and involved forwarding requests to the right people, the transcript...
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