HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032395.txt
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032395.txt
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This email is from Ken Star to Jeffrey E.
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This email is from Ken Star to Jeffrey E. on Christmas Day in 2016. The topic of the email involves a conversation about the Constitutional challenge of JASTA and whether or not Trump's full support for it would make the challenge moot. It seems that this conversation may have been related to Jeffery's work, as he has included some disclaimers regarding confidentiality, attorney-client privilege, and insider information. The email also includes a friendly greeting from Ken Star wishing Jeffrey happy holidays.
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