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HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_025163.txt

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The document contains several emails discussing various topics related to key people and places.

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The document contains several emails discussing various topics related to key people and places. One email mentions that Comey knows Denise needs to pledge $500K to the foundation, while another references an article about why Comey screwed Clinton, which originated from Israeli press. Additionally, there are discussions of a meeting in Palm Beach with Barrack and others, and plans for Jeffrey E.'s availability on Wednesday and Friday. The emails also include reminders about email confidentiality and copyright information.

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