CABRERA: White House adviser and son-in-law Donald Trump, Jared Kushner, reportedly bucking the norms, meeting with foreign leaders without representation from the U.S. embassy. Embassy officials in Saudi Arabia telling "The Daily Beast" that Kushner kept him in the dark with his meetings last week with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman. Now these meetings come after reports that Kushner earlier advised the crown prince during the Jamal Khashoggi disappearance and murder. "The Daily Beast" national security reporter, Erin Banco, joins us now. You're breaking the story, Erin. Who was and wasn't in these meetings?</s>ERIN BANCO, NATIONAL SECURITY REPORTER, THE DAILY BEAST: What we know on these reportings is on Jared's latest trip to Riyad where he met with the Mohammad bin Salman, the crown prince, and his father, King Salman, State Department staffers and officials were largely left out of those meetings. They were not read in on the intimate details of the conversations that Jared had with the royal court. And that's concerning to them and members of Congress who we talked to who are concerned about a lack of transparency between the White House, the State Department, into those conversations between Jared and especially MbS. And there's one major reason why they're concerned. This ongoing conversation that's happening between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia about a potential nuclear deal. And so the concern is that there might be some private business interests that have been entangled into these
Jared Kushner Meets with Foreign Leaders Without U.S. Embassy Representation.