Documents tagged "Access"
Found 10 documents with this tag
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The image shows an interior hallway with a closed door on the left side and a vent at the end of the corridor. There's a sign above the door which is partially obscured but appears to say "RESTRICTED ACCESS" in capital letters, indicating that certain people may not enter this area without permission or clearance. The wall is plain white, and there's no text visible on the floor. The image quality looks low-resolution with pixelation, making it difficult to discern finer details.
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The image appears to be a digital photograph of an official document, possibly from a court or government agency. The top left corner has a watermark or logo that is partially obscured, and the name "PACER" is visible, which could refer to the Public Access to Court Electronic Records system in the United States. Below this, there's a page number indicating it's part of a larger document. There is text that provides information about a case or proceeding, but the details are not fully legible due to the image's resolution and size. The style of the document suggests it could be a legal notice or a public record report.
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The image appears to be a digital representation of an email notification with some personal details redacted for privacy. The visible parts show the subject line "Subject Access Request Update" and indicate that it is from someone whose name has been blurred out, likely the sender's name. There are also dates mentioned within the context of the email, though they have been obscured to protect the sensitive information. The body of the text includes a sentence that starts with "Thank you for your..." followed by more redacted content.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033260.txt
The document is an email sent from Richard Kahn to Jeffrey Epstein. It discusses a comment made by Donald Trump about "p**sy" years before the infamous Access Hollywood tape. The topic of discussion in this email revolves around politics and public figures, specifically focusing on Donald Trump's past comments.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031725.txt
This article discusses allegations of misconduct against Donald Trump, particularly in relation to his treatment of women. Civil rights lawyer Gloria Allred has been contacted by multiple women who have alleged inappropriate contact from Trump. The author suggests that Trump's statements and actions suggest criminal behavior such as sexual assault or battery. In response to the "Access Hollywood" tape, which contained lewd comments from Trump, Rudy Giuliani acknowledged that Trump was describing a sexual assault. Allred has also released a statement regarding numerous instances of sexual harassment on Trump's reality show "The Apprentice".
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031619.txt
In the document, key people include Donald Trump and Billy Bush, while the main topic revolves around a 2005 recording where Donald Trump brags in vulgar terms about groping women. The place of the incident is on the set of a soap opera. This news was initially released by the New York Times and has since been widely discussed.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031489.txt
The document is an email forwarding a news alert from the New York Times about Donald Trump bragging in vulgar terms about groping women in a 2005 recording. The recording was made on the set of a soap opera where Mr. Trump was making a cameo appearance, and he was captured on an open microphone with Billy Bush, then the host of "Access Hollywood." The email is from Stephen Hanson to Jeffrey Epstein's vacation address.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031136.txt
The document discusses the warning that smart money is fleeing US stocks due to concerns about valuations and low earnings growth. Key people mentioned include activist investor Carl Icahn who expresses caution on equities and Bonner & Partners chairman Bill Bonner who explains why the S&P 500 is expensive relative to various measures. The document also mentions a slowdown in announced stock buybacks by companies like Apple Inc. and IBM Corp.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030840.txt
Richard Madigan is the Chief Investment Officer of J.P. Morgan Private Bank. He previously oversaw $16 billion in client assets as CIO of Global Access Portfolios and has been a part of the investment team at the Private Bank since 2004. In his new role, he plans to regularly communicate market views and investment themes with clients through written notes. Madigan references the Talking Heads song "Once in a Lifetime" in reflecting on recent U.S. elections and the outcome across Congress, state governorships, and the presidential popular vote.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028791.txt
In the document, it is mentioned that activist investor Carl Icahn is saying there's a chance of a big decline in the stock market due to rich valuations and low borrowing costs. The smart money is getting out of U.S. stocks as every measure analyzing the S&P 500 shows it's expensive. Additionally, companies are slowing down on buying their own stock, which could affect stock prices further. There is also a mention of Rickards changing his thesis on gold and Doug Casey offering VIP access to some information.