President Trump's Son-In-Law Jared Kushner Called 'Secretary Of Failure' In New Lincoln Project Clip

President Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner is facing new criticism after the release of a new clip from The Lincoln Project titled "Secretary of Failure."

Throughout the short video, the role that the senior White House official has played in attempting to mitigate the ongoing coronavirus pandemic is examined and critiqued.

In "Secretary of Failure," the anti-Trump political action committee begins by stating that Trump has given Kushner, who is married to Ivanka Trump, a range of jobs and some believe he could, in actuality, be "even more powerful" than the POTUS himself.

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After acknowledging that Kushner was assigned to handle the COVID-19 response, The Lincoln Project then adds that Kushner's family also "cashed in on bailout money." Additionally, the clip then touches on Kushner's father's past. Charles Kushner is actually a convicted felon who served time in prison.

"But if you've ever wondered whether this president took COVID-19 seriously, look no further than who he put in charge of protecting America's health, Jared Kushner, Trump's Secretary of Failure," concludes the video, which can be seen below.

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Following its release, some viewers then took to Twitter to agree with the content of "Secretary of Failure" and the intended perception of Trump's son-in-law, as seen below.

Kushner, Trump, and the White House have yet to respond to the clip.