
Fox News hosts saw their PPE queries fast tracked by
President Trump's senior advisor and son-in-law reportedly oversaw the team filled by consultants with no experience in health care or supply-chain procurement, according to The Post.
In a complaint filed by one of the volunteers to the House Oversight Committee, "VIPs" and Trump-friendly TV hosts are alleged to have gotten their tips on PPE fast tracked. AdvertisementFox News' Jeanine Pirro and Brian Kilmeade were named by two sources familiar with their outreach to the Kushner team.
Pirro "repeatedly lobbied the administration for a specific New York hospital to receive a large quantity of masks," while Kilmeade got in touch with the administration about where to get PPE, according to The Post.
A Fox News spokeswoman told The Post that neither host was aware their queries were being prioritized. AdvertisementThe report is another blow to Kushner in his outsize role dealing with the pandemic.
Kushner's loyalists have been mocked as the "Slim Suit Crowd" and a "frat party" by FEMA veterans.
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