Documents tagged "Ex"
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DOJ-OGR-00026008.jpg
The image is a screenshot of an email interface displaying a message that appears to be from a company named "Watermelon World" with the subject line "Re: Watermelon World Update." The sender's name and address are redacted, as indicated by the words "Your Ex-Friend" in place of the actual name and the blurred out email address. There is no visible text or content of the message body beyond this context. There is a signature at the bottom with the word "Cheers!" but the name associated with it has also been redacted. The screenshot shows only the top part of the email interface, as there's an edge that suggests more screen real estate not captured by the image.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033278.txt
The document discusses the potential negative impact of Trump's tariffs on the US economy. Key people mentioned include Richard Kahn and Larry Summers. The document also mentions that these tariffs are in the 'Stop, or I'll shoot myself in the foot' category according to Larry Summers. The main topic discussed is the potential harm caused by Trump's tariffs to the US economy.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028481.txt
Stephen K. Bannon, former chief strategist for President Trump, spoke at a right-wing Swiss magazine event in Zurich. The focus of his speech was on Europe and populism. Italy is highlighted as a key country where populist ideas are prevalent. Mr. Bannon mentioned that he has turned an old master painting into a more than half the vote on Sunday propelled by automated forces smashed the country's establishment.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_026652.txt
The document discusses a situation where an Israeli mogul hired a former White House counsel to represent one of his employees who was arrested during the inauguration day riot. The choice of attorney raised questions and the incident was covered by Heatstreak, which is referred to as "craziness" in the document. Key people mentioned include Kathy Ruemmler, Jamie Glick, Stuart Kurlander, Kimberly Alexander, and a former White House counsel who represented the employee. The focus of the document is on the hiring of the former White House counsel and the questions it raises.