HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033267.txt
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033267.txt
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The document is a brief communication regarding the travel plans of President Trump, who is expected to arrive on January 12 and depart on January 15.
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The document is a brief communication regarding the travel plans of President Trump, who is expected to arrive on January 12 and depart on January 15. The message also mentions the possibility of an additional visit during the following week, from January 10-21. Seth Mager, identified as a Customer Relations Manager, is mentioned in the communication, but it's unclear what role he plays in relation to the President's travel plans.
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