HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032446.txt
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032446.txt
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The document discusses a proposal for a television series on "The Science of Sleep and Dreams" produced by Closer To Truth, which includes three documents attached to the email.
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The document discusses a proposal for a television series on "The Science of Sleep and Dreams" produced by Closer To Truth, which includes three documents attached to the email. The sender, Robert Kuhn, is looking forward to meeting with Jeffrey Epstein in New York to discuss the proposal as well as other topics such as Sino-US relations under Trump. Additionally, there are links provided for two interviews related to these topics - one on BBC discussing "What Chinese think of Trump" and another featuring Kuhn's inauguration-day commentary and conversation with Chinese experts on Sino-US relations under Trump.
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