HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_022944.txt
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_022944.txt
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The email discusses the actions of Harvey Weinstein's legal team and the potential conflicts of interest that may arise from their past clients, including Al Gore and Bill Clinton.
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The email discusses the actions of Harvey Weinstein's legal team and the potential conflicts of interest that may arise from their past clients, including Al Gore and Bill Clinton. The writer mentions David Boies specifically as someone who may be in a difficult position because of this information. The email also mentions AIG, an insurance company, and references the possibility of the writer having never met Al Gore or his wife. It is suggested that phone communication only should be used for this conversation due to the sensitive nature of the information being discussed.
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