HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033419.txt
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033419.txt
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The email discusses a news article about a Trump aide who helped a sex abuser receive a lenient plea deal.
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The email discusses a news article about a Trump aide who helped a sex abuser receive a lenient plea deal. The sender mentions two high-powered lawyers, Dershowitz and Lefkowitz, the latter of whom they met once. They state that the story misrepresents the situation by claiming that victims were silenced, adding that hope their recipient is doing well.
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