HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030874.txt
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030874.txt
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The document discusses the political involvement and feminist influence at Columbia University.
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The document discusses the political involvement and feminist influence at Columbia University. It mentions that Clinton's scandal with Monica Lewinsky was discussed, as well as Hillary Clinton not leaving him. Vladimir Putin is also mentioned in the conversation. The House Oversight Committee is referenced with an email address of [houseoversight@gmail.com](mailto:houseoversight@gmail.com) and a phone number of 030874.
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