Documents tagged "Anything"
Found 15 documents with this tag
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029090.jpg
The image appears to be a screenshot of an email inbox with several emails displayed. The email that is currently selected has the subject line "Anything else?" and is from someone whose name is redacted in the screenshot. Below the subject, there's visible text that seems to be part of the email body, but it is also redacted or blurred out, making it unreadable. The overall style of the image is typical for a computer desktop interface, with icons representing emails and folders on a virtual desktop environment.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033133.txt
This document is a series of emails between two individuals discussing an article in the New York Times. The topic of discussion appears to be related to real estate and tax laws. One individual expresses concerns about inaccuracies in the article, while the other acknowledges that there may be some hard facts difficult for others to explain. The conversation suggests that there are differing perspectives on the matter being discussed.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033129.txt
The email conversation between J and Weingarten focuses on the topic of fraud. J believes that there is hard evidence to support claims of fraud, while Weingarten disagrees and argues that the facts are difficult for a certain individual to explain away. The conversation touches upon issues related to taxes on estates and gifts and the validity of explanations provided by Fred, though it is unclear what specific situation they are discussing.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033125.txt
This document contains an email exchange between two individuals discussing the fairness and accuracy of a tax story in the New York Times about President Trump. One person expresses frustration with the article, suggesting that it was written by financial illiterates who didn't understand the rules and ignored taxes paid along the way. The conversation also includes references to Florida, where one individual is located, and mentions attorney-client privilege.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032821.txt
This is a snippet of an email conversation between two individuals named Reid and J about the New York Times piece on Fred Trump's alleged financial support for his son Donald Trump. Reid expresses skepticism towards J's dismissal of the article, stating that there are hard facts presented in it that would be difficult for the big guy (Donald Trump) to explain. They also discuss the value of investments and inheritance taxes.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032818.txt
In the given conversation, two people are discussing a news article about Fred Trump and his relationship with money. The speaker inquires if it is important to reveal that Fred gave him money rather than believing the self-made hero narrative. Another person responds that they find the disclosure valuable and significant. The conversation revolves around topics such as finance, real estate, taxes on estates and gifts, and partnerships.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032816.txt
The document is a series of emails between individuals discussing various topics including investments, taxes on estates, gifts, real estate, partnerships, and legal matters related to these subjects. The email exchange also touches upon personal anecdotes, such as someone giving another individual $15,000 when they were three years old, which later compounded in value. Some of the individuals involved are named Reid Weingarten and Jeffrey E.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032814.txt
The document includes a series of emails between individuals discussing various topics such as the New York Times, Donald Trump's taxes, and Florida. The emails mention places like New York and Florida, as well as people like Reid Weingarten, Jeffrey E., and J. They also reference confidentiality agreements and proprietary information related to an entity named JEE.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032263.txt
The document appears to be an email between Michael Wolff and Jeffrey Epstein discussing a planned interview with Donald Trump. The key topics of the conversation include what questions should be asked during the interview, with no specific references made to people or places outside of these two individuals and their intended subject.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030013.txt
The document discusses various companies involved in airplane completions and refurbishments, focusing on their work with Boeing aircraft such as the 747-8 and the 767. The Aeroloft is a key feature mentioned for the 747-8, which provides additional space for passengers or cargo. Greenpoint Technologies and StandardAero are two of the companies highlighted for their involvement in airplane modifications and interior work. Sloan Benson, executive v-p at Greenpoint, is quoted discussing interest in the Aeroloft elevator design. Other companies mentioned include Gore Design Completion and Pats Aircraft Systems.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029274.txt
The document is an email exchange between Jeffrey E. and Michael Wolff about potential interview questions for Donald Trump. Jeffrey suggests asking about Bernie Nussbaum's relationship with Vince Foster and his ties to the electricians union, as well as topics such as Trump Shuttle, Hawaiian Tropic contests, Mar-a-Lago, and Trump's finances. Jeffrey also mentions that he is not interested in easy questions. The email emphasizes the importance of asking hard hitting questions without being ejected from the room.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029272.txt
In a series of emails between Jeffrey E and Michael Wolff, Jeffrey suggests questions for an interview with Donald Trump that focus on Bernie Nussbaum, Vince Foster, Hillary Clinton's relationships with unions and Mar-a-Lago, and the Trump Shuttle. The emails also touch upon Hawaii Tropic contests, golf courses, California finances, chips in a casino, and family wealth.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029271.txt
The document discusses Donald Trump's business ventures such as the Trump Shuttle, Hawaiian Tropic contests, and mortgage on Mar-a-Lago. It mentions revenue from golf courses as income and total debt of all companies. The author also asks if people should contribute money as he is worth over 10 billion dollars. The document references his father's involvement in a casino and notes that Matt may be Trump's bagman, and his loan from his brother-in-law (a judge's husband). It also mentions the value of his inheritance from his father. The author provides information for Michael Wolff to use in an interview with Donald Trump.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028978.txt
The document is an email exchange between two individuals discussing the topic of Donald Trump's campaign for president. The key people mentioned are Bernie Nussbaum and Vince Foster, as well as other figures such as the electricians unions and Mar-a-Lago. The primary topics of discussion include questions about relationships with these groups, the finances of Trump's companies, and potential legal issues related to his business dealings.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028977.txt
In the document, Michael Wolff is preparing to interview Donald Trump and asks Jeffrey E. for advice on what questions he should ask. Jeffrey suggests asking about the Trump Shuttle, the Hawaiian Tropic contest, and the mortgage at Mar-a-Lago. He also mentions questions about the revenue of golf courses as income and the total debt of all companies. It is mentioned that Matt may be Donald's bag man and his loan from his brother-in-law (the judge's husband). The conversation also touches on Trump's wealth, the California situation, the casino chips used to stave off bankruptcy, and the amount left by Donald's father.