HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028859.txt
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028859.txt
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The document discusses a person named Reid who has been found guilty of seven counts in court, which is referred to as "Reid's guy going down on all 7 counts.
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The document discusses a person named Reid who has been found guilty of seven counts in court, which is referred to as "Reid's guy going down on all 7 counts." The context suggests that the conversation is taking place in a professional setting, and one participant expresses concerns about not effectively prioritizing their schedule. Another person mentions meeting various high-profile individuals such as Thiel, Summers, Bill Burns, Gordon Brown, the President of Mongolia, Hardeep Puri (India), Boris (Gates), Jabor (Qatar), Sultan (Dubai), Kosslyn (Harvard), Leon Black, Woody, and other prominent figures. The document also includes references to girls and high-risk/reward situations in a professional context.
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