ToplineIn her first memoir, The Trump Card, Ivanka Trump brags about paying full price for an expensive two-room apartment inside a Trump-owned building in New York City, but a new book by Forbes’ senior editor Dan Alexander, White House, Inc., reveals the president got her daughter a steep discount. The Trump administration is issuing more than $35 million in grants to provide safe housing to survivors of human trafficking. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images) Getty ImagesKey FactsIn The Trump Card, a memoir that was published in 2009, Ivanka Trump, boasts about being “in control of her own life” and paying full fare for a 1,549 square foot apartment in a Trump property, soon after graduating from college. Ivanka did not respond to Alexander’s list of questions sent to both the Trump Organization and the White House. Crucial Quote“He wouldn’t just give me an apartment,” Ivanka writes of her father in The Trump Card, “and I wouldn’t accept one if he did.

Source: Forbes September 20, 2020 15:29 UTC