Documents tagged "Jeffery"
Found 26 documents with this tag
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030358.txt
In this email chain, Thomas Jr. discusses the situation with Jes Staley, the embattled CEO of Barclays, who received an email from a prankster posing as his chairman, John McFarlane. The prankster referred to Michael Mason-Mahon, a shareholder who called for Mr. Staley's resignation, and suggested that they had successfully seen off any attempt to force him out. Thomas Jr. expresses sympathy but also notes the unwise nature of responding to a random email. Jeffery E. is mentioned as trying to call Thomas Jr., rather than relying on email communication.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030295.txt
The document discusses The Terramar Project, with key people such as G Maxwell and J Epstein being mentioned, along with social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. It also touches on topics like Pledge and the Daily Catch. Philip Barden writes about the necessity of issuing a cogent denial regarding allegations made against G Maxwell, emphasizing the importance of not remaining silent in order to maintain credibility and avoid potential legal consequences. The document highlights the need for a strong response to serious accusations to prevent them from becoming accepted as truth.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029088.txt
The document is an email exchange between Jeffrey Epstein and Robert Trivers, with Jeffery forwarding an email to Ji at media.mit.edu, who then forwards it back to Jeffrey. In the conversation, Jeffrey asks for Robert's opinion on whether the stock market will continue to climb under Trump's administration, and if self-knowledge is related to financial success. The attachment sent by Jeffrey is about predicting heart rate accurately without holding one's neck or wrist.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_026517.txt
This email thread discusses a list of "shortest books of all time" that includes joke titles with sarcastic content, such as "MY BLACK GIRLFRIENDS" by Tiger Woods and "HOW TO LIVE LIFE TO THE FULLEST" by Dr. Jack Kevorkian. The list also contains controversial topics and figures, including Bill Clinton, Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton, Nancy Pelosi, Barack Obama, and OJ Simpson. Some recipients find the list funny while others consider it offensive.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_026351.txt
The document is a forward of an email containing fact checking questions for a New York Magazine story. The main person mentioned in the questions is Michael Wolff and his experiences with Jeffery E. Yablon. Key topics include the square footage of their Manhattan home, working habits, paparazzi presence, tech entrepreneurs, wealth levels, challenges of philanthropy, future of super-rich fortunes, inheritance, advising on charitable initiatives, and an investment in New York Magazine.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_020666.txt
The email discusses an article titled "DeMilked - 30 Ordinary Photos With Amazing Backstories" which features 30 ordinary photos that have unique significant meanings when their backstories are revealed. Some of the highlighted topics include a Chinese blogger who transforms herself with makeup, short wholesome comics about daily struggles, and a 16-year-old boy's journey to becoming an artist. The article also features a photo of Tadeusz Zytkiewicz, the first person in Poland to receive a heart transplant, holding a picture of himself and his surgeon after the successful surgery.