Documents tagged "Jeffrey Epstein"
Found 719 documents with this tag
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032301.txt
The document is an email from Richard Kahn to Jeffrey Epstein titled "This Chart Predicts Trump Will Win, Unless the S&P Rallies in October". The article linked in the email discusses a chart predicting Donald Trump's chances of winning the presidential election based on stock market performance. This suggests that the key people mentioned are Richard Kahn and Jeffrey Epstein, while the key places are New York City and HBRK Associates Inc. The topic discussed is the potential impact of stock market performance on political elections.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032284.txt
The document is an email from a financial reporter named Landon Thomas Jr. to Jeffrey Epstein, discussing Donald Trump and the possibility of him "imploding" or facing some sort of disaster. The email mentions that Thomas is concerned about Trump's behavior and actions and wants to know if there are any signs that he will eventually face consequences. The email also includes a link to a New York Times page with more information on Landon Thomas Jr.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032264.txt
The document discusses a book written about Jeffrey Epstein by John Connolly, focusing on his relationship with the news media. Landon Thomas Jr., a financial reporter at The New York Times, mentions that he has received calls from Connolly regarding the book and its content, including a quote attributed to Donald Trump in an original story in NY Mag. Thomas emphasizes that he is sure Trump spoke to him about Epstein. He also describes Connolly as a sensible and solid reporter who seems close to finishing up the book.
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_032250.txt
This document appears to be an email chain discussing the attorney-client privilege, with several key figures mentioned including Martin G. Weinberg, Kathy Ruemmler, and Darren Indyke. The topic of a book by Patterson is also discussed in relation to the need for an immediate counter narrative and potential strategies such as going public and using social media efforts.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032248.txt
This message discusses the potential impact of a book being published in August on various plans and strategies. It suggests pursuing an immediate counter narrative involving Trump as an opportunity to make the story about something other than the sender's own story while also giving them political cover. The sender is asked to consider their willingness to go public with this plan, which would involve writing an op-ed, doing a high profile television interview, and engaging in social media efforts. It also mentions the need for a strategic plan involving the sender's public identity, philanthropic activities, and media allies, suggesting that it could be an expensive effort.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032246.txt
The document appears to be a series of emails discussing the publication of a book by Patterson in August. The main concern is about competing book or documentary projects before that time frame. Trump is suggested as an opportunity for an immediate counter narrative, which would involve becoming an anti-Trump voice and going public with a message. A strategic plan involving the individual's public identity, philanthropic activities, media allies, and social media efforts is also recommended.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032244.txt
The document is an email from Michael Wolff to Jeffrey Epstein about a book by Patterson that presents some time frame issues. Wolff suggests using Trump as an opportunity for a counter narrative and becoming an anti-Trump voice, but this would require going public. Wolff also recommends developing a strategic plan involving media allies, philanthropic activities, and the public identity. If not, they risk having Patterson produce a bestselling book with tabloid copy.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032238.txt
In the document, Michael Wolff sends an email to Jeffrey Epstein about President Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton's campaign. The New York Times has contacted Wolff regarding information about Epstein and Trump, and Wolff advises Epstein to consider taking preemptive action. The email also mentions that Hillary Clinton's campaign is digging deeply into the matter.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032235.txt
This email is from Landon Thomas Jr., a financial reporter at the New York Times, to Jeffrey Epstein. The subject line refers to "Trump," and Thomas expresses concern that the situation is becoming scary and mentions that there are stories that could be told. There are no other key people, places, or topics mentioned in this document.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032233.txt
The document is an email exchange between a reporter from ABC News investigative unit, Martin G. Weinberg, and Jeffrey Epstein's team member Kathy Ruemmler regarding the former President Clinton's connection to the Jeffrey Epstein case. The reporter expresses interest in understanding the case better and requests a meeting with Kathy Ruemmler to discuss the subject off-the-record.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032231.txt
The document discusses a meeting between ABC News reporter Matthew Mosk and Jeffrey Epstein's lawyer Martin Weinberg regarding the Jeffrey Epstein case and its connection to former President Clinton and Mr. Trump. It mentions that there is no investigative unit at ABC, but due to increased focus on the case as Trump looks more likely to win the election, a strategy needs to be developed for dealing with this situation.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032230.txt
This document is an email exchange between Martin G. Weinberg and Matthew Mosk, a reporter from the ABC News investigative unit. The topic of discussion is the Jeffrey Epstein case and its connection to former President Clinton and Mr. Trump. Matthew Mosk is interested in better understanding the case, including its current status and any information that could explain Epstein's dealings with these two individuals. He requests an off-the-record conversation with Martin G. Weinberg to discuss this topic further.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032228.txt
The document is an email from Michael Wolff to Jeffrey Epstein, alerting him that CNN plans to ask Donald Trump about his relationship with Epstein during an interview or press scrum. The email also contains a subject line indicating the urgency of the message and the sender's name in parentheses.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032220.txt
This document appears to be a message from Linda Stone, sent to Jeffrey Epstein, discussing concerns about Donald Trump winning the election. The text includes mention of "HOUSE OVERSIGHT" and "co-authored with i Phone auto-correct." The sender's email address is "lindastone@gmail.com" and the recipient's email address is "jeeyacation@gmail.com."
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032218.txt
The email is from Lesley Groff to Jeffrey Epstein. Tim Zagat, a restaurant critic, would like to take Epstein to dinner in New York or at his country home. Zagat also shares a dream he had about Donald Trump and mentions that he recently dined in Paris. Key people mentioned are Lesley Groff, Jeffrey Epstein, and Tim Zagat; places include New York and the country home of Tim Zagat; topics covered include dinner invitations, a dream about Donald Trump, and dining experiences in Paris.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032158.txt
Jeffrey Epstein sent an email to Peggy Siega discussing the false allegations made against him by one of his accusers, who he compares to Strauss-Kahn's accuser. He suggests that Ariana Huffington champion the dangers of false accusations and send reporters to investigate. Epstein also mentions a girl in the photo who claimed to have worked for Trump at Mar-a-Lago at age 15, but according to Epstein, this is ridiculous. The email contains confidentiality language and information about copyright.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032157.txt
In an email exchange between Peggy Siegal and Jeffrey Epstein, the topic of Prince Albert's fiancee Charlene is discussed, with Peggy mentioning that Charlene fled to the airport after learning about a third illegitimate child. Jeffrey suggests sending a reporter or reporters to investigate false allegations, as well as pointing out that Arianna Huffington should champion the dangers of false allegations in light of her accuser's criminal record.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032068.txt
The document is an email exchange between Jeffrey Epstein and Sultan Bin Sulayem discussing a GPS GTX Smart Shoe. In the emails, they talk about having dinner together, and mention that women should not be present. Patrick Bertagna is also mentioned as the founder of GTX Corp. The emails discuss various topics such as GTX products and services, their platform, news, contact information, investors, press, blog, and videos. There are references to radio interviews with Sandy Dhuyvetter and Patrick Bertagna, and a news article about GPS tracking apps from LOCiMOBILE.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032066.txt
The document discusses a lawsuit filed by Katie Johnson against Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump in federal court in California alleging that they raped her in 1994. The lawsuit was forwarded to Jeff Epstein with the question of whether he would like to speak or offer a comment on behalf of Mr. Epstein. It is mentioned that Reuters wants to make sure the story is fair before publishing and are looking for comments from Mr. Epstein.