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In a new interview, White House senior adviser Ivanka Trump says this week's "purely partisan" impeachment of her father by the House of Representatives has "energized" him and "his 63 million-plus voters." "In fact, the only thing bipartisan was the vote against proceeding forward," the 38-year-old first daughter tells CBS "Face the Nation" host Margaret Brennan in a teaser trailer release Thursday night. The full conversation will air Dec. 29. Not a single Republican backed the impeachment of the president on either of two charges -- abuse of power and obstruction of Congress -- in Wednesday's vote, but a few...

Ivanka Trump, the president’s daughter, echoed her father’s view of the impeachment inquiry, saying it is an attempt to overturn the 2016 election. But she said that the identity of the whistleblower at the center of the controversy isn’t important. “The whistleblower shouldn’t be a substantive part of the conversation,” she told The Associated Press, because that person “did not have firsthand information.”

I honestly think you should retrace your steps and vindicate your father's good name, lest you go on record as dividing your own family Ivanka, Are you deliberately attempting to discredit the good work of your father? Regardless of how you intended your televised comment about the separation of families being the “low point” of your White House experience, the public will most certainly take this as a slam against his immigration policy.

“There’s a lot I don’t know about how government works and how things get done, but I feel I know enough now that I can be much more proactive about the type of change and reform that I’d like to see happen,” she said. [snip] In interviews last week, she said she intended to act as a moderating force in an administration swept into office by nationalist sentiment. Other officials added that she had weighed in on topics including climate, deportation, education and refugee policy.

Full title.......................Now Ivanka Trump says the US must admit Syrian refugees – after her father warned for a year that they are the 'all-time great Trojan horse'....................... Ivanka now says the U.S. should accept refugees from Syria 'but that’s not going to be enough' to solve the humanitarian crisis there Her father, President Donald Trump, has made it clear he sees the migrant wave as a potential 'Trojan Horse' that could bring embedded terrorists to America Two White House sources say the president hasn't changed his mind despite Ivanka's decision to press the issue

Ivanka Trump said resettling Syrian refugees in the United States should be “part of the discussion.” “I think there is a global humanitarian crisis that’s happening,” Ivanka — who serves as a special assistant to her father — said during an interview with the “Today” show. “And we have to come together and we have to solve it.” When asked if that means letting Syrian refugees into the United States, Ivanka said, “That has to be part of the discussion, but that’s not going to be enough in and of itself.” Donald Trump signed an executive order in March that...

Ivanka Trump recently appeared alongside her father, President-elect Donald J. Trump, and surrounding family members in their first postelection interview, in New York City. The 35-year-old businesswoman wore a nude short-sleeved dress and opted for gold accessories, including a $10,800, 18K yellow gold diamond bangle from her eponymous jewelry line. Soon after the interview it was revealed that one of the fashion maven’s employees sent an email to journalists offering style details on the expensive bangle. Seeing as Trump’s eldest daughter is heavily scrutinized by the press and media alike, for the conflict of interest that lies in promoting her...

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8/2/16 - Ivanka Trump on The Record with Greta FULL Interview - Fox News

Ivanka Trump, Donald Trump's eldest daughter, is scheduled to speak at the Republican National Convention on Thursday.

The New York Times' front-page exposé of Donald Trump's comments and alleged behavior toward women has brought new scrutiny in recent days, but one powerful woman is standing up for him. Speaking both "in the capacity as a daughter and... as an executive who's worked alongside of him" for over a decade, Ivanka Trump defended her father, calling the latest accusations "disturbing," reports "CBS This Morning" co-host Norah O'Donnell. Ivanka Trump dismissed the charges, claiming that facts had been created to "reinforce" a "strong thesis" and that the facts would eventually "speak for themselves."

She spoke to Norah O'Donnell at Trump Tower, pushing back against latest accusations

Video LinkExcellent video of Ivanka discussing her father. She is an incredibly polished young woman.

How does real estate and retail executive Ivanka Trump feel about her father’s presidential bid? “That’s a complicated question,” she said, in conversation with Fortune‘s assistant managing editor Pattie Sellers at the Most Powerful Women Summit in Washington D.C. “I’m proud of him, but it’s a very difficult thing to do,” Trump explained. “My father has achieved tremendous success and he’s not a politician but he’s changing the dialogue and disrupting the process in a very meaningful way.” Real estate mogul Donald Trump is currently the frontrunner to be the Republican nominee for the 2016 presidential election. But as a...