The White House responded to Meghan McCain after she tore into Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner, calling them “not good people” after the Atlantic published a story outlining the relationship of the Trump children with their father.
McCain, 34, ranted against the president’s daughter, accusing her of crashing her father’s funeral, and called her work in the White House “nebulous.”
“I still don’t know what she does all day,” McCain said about Ivanka Tuesday on The View. “I know she does women’s initiatives, but that’s all very nebulous.”
“No offense, they crashed my dad’s funeral. They get nothing from me. Really, they’re not good people,” she added.
McCain has been a critic of the Trump administration and has signaled that she would potentially vote for former Vice President Joe Biden in 2020 if he were the Democratic nominee.
“The idea that the hosts of The View or a reporter at The Atlantic have any factual reads on what goes on within the Trump family is completely asinine,” spokeswoman Jessica Ditto told People magazine after McCain railed against Trump and Kushner.
“Ivanka is proud of this administration and the work that they have done over the last two-and-a-half years,” Ditto added. “Pledges for the creation of millions of training opportunities for American workers and over a billion dollars in funding toward women’s economic empowerment in Latin America are anything but nebulous.”
