Ivanka on paid family leave: "Not in this Congress"

White House adviser Ivanka Trump told Axios' Mike Allen on Thursday that paid family leave is an issue that will require bipartisan compromise in Congress to pass — and, therefore, will not happen during this session.

"We're still at zero weeks of paid leave. We're the only country in the developed world that that's true of. ... The president has called for maternity and paternity and adoptive leave and we're working to make that happen."

More from our interview with Ivanka Trump:

• Trump discusses her time in the White House
• Trump: American farmers are going to thrive long-term
• Trump breaks with her dad on media as "enemy of the people"
• Trump says family separation was White House "low point"