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<\/figure>\nGlobalist billionaire George Soros\u2019 Soros Fund Management has been exposed funding Jared\u00a0Kushner\u2019s real estate finance startup Cadre to the tune of $250 million, according to sources close to Kushner.<\/strong><\/p>\n A source familiar with the financing arrangement told New York real estate website The Real Deal\u00a0that \u201cSoros has had a long and productive relationship with the Kushner family<\/em>.\u201d<\/p>\n Business Insider first reported the\u00a0existence of $250 million credit line from\u00a0George Soros<\/a> to Jared Kushner in June, but didn\u2019t mention its source.<\/p>\n [FEC: Trump Owns Stock In Missile Company Used To Bomb Syria<\/a>]<\/em><\/p>\n The explosive news comes as Kushner has allegedly seized control of Trump\u2019s White House, alienating Steve Bannon and dismissing Trump\u2019s America First policy. With Kushner in control the administration is being pushed in a\u00a0direction more in line with George Soros\u2019 globalist vision.<\/p>\n The Real Deal\u00a0reports<\/a>:\u00a0Jared Kushner\u00a0recently\u00a0joined the White House\u00a0as an adviser to his father-in-law\u00a0Donald Trump. \u00a0Politico reported that he plans to sell his stakes in 35 companies to\u00a0avoid conflicts of interest.<\/p>\n The irony of the Soros-Kushner connection is that Donald Trump\u2019s presidential campaign, which Jared Kushner helped orchestrate, vilified\u00a0George Soros<\/a>. A November campaign video showed Soros\u2019 face while Trump\u2019s voice sounded off on \u201cglobal special interests\u201d who \u201cdon\u2019t have your good in mind.\u201d \u00a0The video was criticized by many for playing on\u00a0anti-Semitic conspiracy theories\u00a0targeting Soros, a wealthy former hedge fund manager who has long backed liberal causes around the globe.<\/p>\n Soros vocally\u00a0opposes Trump<\/a>. \u201cI have described him as an impostor and a con man and a would-be\u00a0dictator<\/a>,\u201d Soros told Bloomberg last week. \u201cBut he\u2019s only a\u00a0would-be dictator\u00a0because I\u2019m confident that the Constitution and the institutions of the United States are strong enough.\u201d He donated $10.5 million to Hillary Clinton during the 2016 presidential campaign, according to Center for Responsive Politics data cited by CNBC.<\/p>\n Cadre, founded by brothers Jared and Joshua Kushner and\u00a0Blackstone\u00a0alum Ryan Williams in early 2015, is an online investment platform that connects institutions with real estate deals in major markets like New York. \u00a0Cadre generally invests in deals using the credit line before making them available to investors online.<\/p>\n It\u2019s unclear what Cadre\u2019s current valuation is. According to Pitchbook, which tracks venture funding, Cadre was valued at $99.9 million following its\u00a0$18.3 million Series A\u00a0round in late 2015. In January of last year, the company raised $50 million in a Series B funding round, bringing the total investment in the firm to more than $68 million. But it\u2019s since been reincorporated as a Delaware-based entity, RealCadre LLC. It\u2019s also unclear what deals they\u2019ve sourced since being funded in 2015. Williams declined to name any deals the firm closed when\u00a0TRD\u00a0spoke to him in July, saying only that Cadre had closed over $200 million in deals in the first half of 2016.<\/p>\n