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[Here is Trump's favourite son-in-law, the Jew Kushner, and the Jew Kushner is whispering defeat and despondency into his ears. I hope that Trump breaks out of the spell and returns to being what he is. Will Trump ever realise the danger of having this young Jew so close to him? Perhaps never. Biden also has Jews married into his family, just like Trump. The British also did these things. Then you are intertwined with this race of crap that interbreeds into the European race. I suspect this is Kushner showing his true, Jewish colours … "giving good advice" to his father in law to quit … which is EXACTLY WHAT THE JEWS WANT. I truly wish Trump could break out of this. Jan]

White House Adviser Jared Kushner Discussed Possible Concession with Trump: Report

Jared Kushner, the president’s son-in-law and one of his most trusted advisers, has reportedly approached Donald Trump to discuss his conceding to President-elect Joe Biden, according to CNN, which cited two anonymous sources.

The Democrat has been deemed the victor with calls having seen him cross the threshold for an Electoral College vote majority, though Trump intends to pursue legal challenges over the counting of ballots as he persists he has been truly victorious.

Late Saturday evening, CNN White House correspondent Kaitlan Collins told her 722,000 Twitter followers: "Some news — Jared Kushner has approached President Trump about conceding the election" based on two anonymous sources. CNN.com included the report in its Live Updates blog 10 hours later, on Sunday morning.

Newsweek, which could not independently verify the discussions, has contacted the Trump campaign for comment upon the Kushner reports.

Collins has previously reported that discussions were being had in the White House over who should "bring the president to terms with reality," suggesting Kushner as well as Ivanka Trump, the president’s daughter and also an adviser, were being considered as the person to do so.

Trump has yet to concede to Biden despite world leaders and even several high-profile Republicans moving to congratulate the Democrat.

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While Trump has continued with this combative stance since Election Day, Kushner is said to have since approached him to discuss acknowledging Biden as victor.

It comes with Biden having been called as the winner by the AP and television networks, with him having taken an Electoral College vote majority by their projections.

Despite this, Trump has looked to continue pursuing lawsuits in a bid to alter the outcome while having insisted he is the righteous victor—having unfoundedly suggested there has been a Democratic plot to steal the election. He has claimed he won the election "BY A LOT!" disputing the legality of some of the ballots cast for Biden. His recent claims of potential fraud made on Twitter have been marked as disputed and labeled as being potentially misleading.

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Biden and his team are yet to hear from Trump or anyone in his inner circle, amid concerns for the transition of power.

Despite Trump’s reluctance to concede, Biden addressed the nation as president-elect on Saturday night—calling for unity and for his and Trump’s supporters to "give each other a chance."

"Let’s give each other a chance, it’s time to put away the harsh rhetoric, lower the temperature, see each other again, listen to each other again," he said. "To make progress, we have to stop treating our opponents as enemies."

Commenting on his mandate, he said: "You’ve delivered us a clear victory, a convincing victory, a victory for we the people, we won with the most votes ever cast for a president of this nation—74 million.

"I pledge to be a president who seeks not to divide, but to unify. Who sees not red states and blue states, but the United States."

Source: https://www.newsweek.com/jared-kushner-donald-trump-concede-election-1545824