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The Daily Show mocks Ivanka Trumps island purchase

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The Daily Show mocks Ivanka Trumps island purchase
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Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner are developing a private island in the Mediterranean, which has drawn criticism amid rising living costs. The Daily Show's Michael Kosta humorously questioned the couple's decision to buy an island, suggesting they should be more aware of the current economic climate. Trump described the project as a culmination of her real estate experience and a reflection on modern living.

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A lot of people may be struggling with the cost of living at the moment, but Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner are rolling in it. The couple recently announced that they're developing a private island in the Mediterranean, and The Daily Show's Michael Kosta had thoughts."For those of you who are thinking, 'hey, before buying a private island shouldn't billionaires maybe read the room,' what you don't understand is the island doesn't have rooms yet. They can't lay the foundations for those rooms until they've burned down all those stupid trees, OK?" says the host in the clip above, before going on to play a clip of the U.S. president's daughter speaking about the project with podcaster David Senra."It feels more like a challenge than anything else," says Trump.

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