HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030693.txt
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030693.txt
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The document contains a series of emails discussing various topics such as a potential meeting with someone named Woody and a trip to the Middle East.
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The document contains a series of emails discussing various topics such as a potential meeting with someone named Woody and a trip to the Middle East. One email mentions Harvey Weinstein being asked to join them to avoid press, while another discusses Bannon's political platform and his possible break with Trump. The writer also notes that they have to leave for DC to speak at a book event and pre-sign books before heading to LA for an appearance on Bill Maher's show.
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