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He claimed that Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner did not use the toilets at home to Secret Service agents who in charge of protecting them. It alleged that 3,000 dollars a month spent on toilet needs after agents had to use portable toilet or go to Pence and Obama’s house.
In the last days of Donald Trump, a new scandal of his daughter and son-in-law added to the US Presidency, which full of events marked by the Congress attack, a ban on social media, and the second impeachment decision.
The Washington Post published a very detailed report that Trump brought his daughter Ivanka Trump and his son-in-law, Jared Kushner. As a consultant when he moved to the White House in January 2017, and Secret Service agents, who tasked with protecting his son-in-law, had a major problem using the toilet.
It alleged that Trump’s chief advisor Kushner and his adviser Ivanka did not allow the use of several toilets in the mansion by Secret Service agents, including women, who tasked with shielding their breasts if necessary to protect them.
“Secret Service agents, who instructed not to use half a dozen toilets in the house where the couple staying, had to search for safe toilets that they could use while on duty for months,” the report, based on neighbors and security officials, said.
A security official said, “For the first time in my life, I heard that a Secret Service agent trying to find a toilet to enter and had to search for a long time.”
Agents tasked with protecting Ivanka Trump-Jared Kushner had to use portable toilets to relieve urgent needs for months or knock on the doors of the homes of Vice President Mike Pence and former President Barack Obama. The news is denied.
