Documents tagged "Jeffrey Epstein"
Found 719 documents with this tag
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031039.txt
The document is an email from Jeffrey Epstein to a recipient asking about the future and seeking advice on what three things would be necessary to know if he were to do their job. The email also inquires about President Obama's impact on the country, Israel, and asks about the sender's ideal day to live over again. The email states that it contains confidential information and may be attorney-client privileged.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031038.txt
The document is an email from Jeffrey Epstein to an unknown recipient, discussing the placement of a painting featuring former U.S. President Bill Clinton in a location where people walking by can see it and smile. The email also includes confidentiality information and warnings about unauthorized use or disclosure.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031036.txt
This document appears to be a series of emails between Jeffrey Epstein and Richard Kahn regarding a donation. The primary topic seems to be about donating money, with specific mention of "25k" from "enhanced ed." There is also discussion about the Stockholm School of Economics. In addition, there are references to Africa, Bill Clinton, and the Stockholm Royal Opera. The emails seem to be about making arrangements for a donation or some kind of assistance.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031031.txt
The document contains a series of emails between Jeffrey Epstein, Lawrence Krauss, and Rebecca Watson. The key topic discussed in the exchange is related to statements made by Epstein regarding allegations of sexual activity with underage girls. Epstein denies any wrongdoing, while others express skepticism about his version of events. The conversation also includes personal messages and a mention of plans for an upcoming weekend.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031026.txt
The email exchange between Jeffrey Epstein and Lawrence Krauss discusses Epstein's whereabouts, as well as an article in the Daily Beast that mentions Epstein. In the conversation, Lawrence Krauss expresses his support for Epstein, who is described as a victim, and emphasizes that everyone involved was likely a victim without any happy resolution or consequences of their actions.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031022.txt
This document discusses a statement made by Jeffrey Epstein regarding his conviction for soliciting underage girls for prostitution. The conversation involves Lawrence Krauss and Rebecca Watson who are providing feedback on the statement. It seems that Epstein is being portrayed as an easy target and that there may be no clear victims in this case.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031020.txt
The document shows a series of emails between Jeffrey Epstein and Boris Nikolic discussing their plans for meeting up in New York City. Epstein mentions that he can get Mick Jagger, Ken Starr, Bill Clinton, and Julie Taymor to come out if they wait until Monday night. They agree to meet at 7:30 the next day. It is implied that Epstein has a close relationship with these high-profile individuals and can easily arrange meetings with them. The document also includes disclaimers about confidentiality and unauthorized use of the information contained within it.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031018.txt
The document discusses various topics and people in multiple messages between Jeffrey Epstein and Boris Nikolic. In one message, Epstein suggests they invite Mick Jagger, Ken Starr, Clinton, and Julie Taymor for a gathering on Monday night. Another message references the Sultan of Brunei. There is also a mention of an agreement being reached with Epstein regarding certain activities. The messages seem to be related to business or social matters involving high-profile individuals.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031017.txt
In the email from Jeffrey Epstein to Boris Nikolic, Epstein suggests they try to get Mick Jagger, Ken Starr, and Clinton for a dinner on Monday night. He offers to help with any other requests that Nikolic might have as well. The information in the communication is intended only for the addressee, and unauthorized use or disclosure of it is strictly prohibited.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031011.txt
The document appears to be a chain of forwarded emails between Jeffrey Epstein and several other individuals, including Steven Elkman from Deutsche Bank Alex. Brown. The main topic seems to be related to the phrase "Nobody knows nobody in Chicago," with various pictures attached, possibly as part of an inside joke or reference among the recipients.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031008.txt
The document discusses a Daily News story about Jeffrey Epstein, a prominent figure involved in court cases and legal issues. The discussion includes multiple parties who are forwarding the message to each other, including Michael J. Pike, Darren Indyke, Howard Rubenstein, George Rush, and others. The story involves topics related to law enforcement, courts, and allegations of enticing minors for prostitution and statutory rape.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031005.txt
The document is an email chain discussing a Daily News story on Jeffrey Epstein, a high-profile financier and convicted sex offender. Key people in the document include Howard Rubenstein, Mortimer Zuckerman, Darren Indyke, George Rush, and Jeffrey Epstein himself. The topics covered in the emails revolve around allegations of underage prostitution and statutory rape, as well as efforts to manage media coverage and public perception of Epstein's legal troubles.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031002.txt
The document is a series of email forwards from different individuals to Jeffrey Epstein, discussing media coverage and legal issues related to him. Key people mentioned in the document include Jeffrey Epstein, Howard Rubenstein, Rush George, Robert D Critton Jr, Darren Indyke, and Jack Goldberger. The topic of conversation revolves around accusations made against Jeffrey Epstein and how he is handling them. The email forwards indicate a network of individuals connected to him who are involved in managing his public image and dealing with legal matters.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030999.txt
The document is a series of emails discussing a Daily News story on Jeffrey Epstein, who has pleaded guilty to conspiracy in the solicitation of prostitution with underage girls. The story mentions that Epstein's former girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell was served a subpoena to testify about the list of girls who visited Epstein's homes or flew on his planes. Several people are mentioned including Jack Goldberger, Robert D. Critton Jr., Darren Indyke, and Howard Rubenstein.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030997.txt
The document is an email exchange between Jeffrey Epstein and Steven Elkman, discussing a joke about General Motors (GM) under President Obama's leadership. The joke refers to GM as "Government Motors" and humorously suggests that the company should introduce a car called the 2010 Obama that runs on hot air and broken promises. This email was forwarded by Steven Elkman from an undisclosed sender, with the original subject line removed.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030992.txt
This document is an email forwarded to Jeffrey Epstein by Gmax, discussing the current state of America in 2009. The email humorously states that there are only two people left who can do any work in the country due to various factors such as retirement, education, military service, and government employment. The author concludes by sarcastically implying that the reader is one of those two people, sitting at their computer instead of addressing America's problems.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030989.txt
The document reports a new book by Michael Wolff detailing a shady real estate deal involving President Donald Trump and Russian oligarch Dmitry Rybolovlev. The book claims that Jeffrey Epstein played a key role in the deal, showing Trump a $55 million mansion but then discovering that Trump had bought it for about $40 million through an entity called Trump Properties LLC financed by Deutsche Bank. Epstein threatened to expose the deal until he faced investigation and later served time in jail as part of a controversial plea agreement brokered by future Labor Secretary Alex Acosta.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030987.txt
The document discusses Trump's shady business dealings and financial woes, which were further highlighted during his presidency. The author mentions Jeffrey Epstein, a financier who was later involved in a scandal involving under-age prostitutes, as one of Trump's close friends. It is also noted that Epstein counseled Trump on his chaotic financial affairs. The text goes on to describe an incident where Epstein saw Trump bid $41 million for a house in Palm Beach, Florida, through an entity called Trump Properties LLC, financed by Deutsche Bank. It is suggested that this was just another variation of Trump's business model of licensing his name for commercial properties owned by someone else.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030983.txt
The document discusses the update on Alex Acosta's case where he was accused of giving a lenient sentence to pedophile Jeffrey Epstein when he was the lead prosecutor in the case. Despite being criticized for his actions, Acosta is still facing calls for his ouster from the Trump cabinet, including from some conservatives like Concerned Women for America.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030980.txt
The document discusses a real estate deal involving President Donald Trump and a Russian oligarch. Michael Wolff's book "Siege" details the deal, in which Jeffrey Epstein played a key role by showing Trump a $55 million mansion he planned to buy but instead Trump bought the foreclosed property for about $40 million through an entity called Trump Properties LLC that was entirely financed by Deutsche Bank. Epstein suspected Trump was fronting for the real owners of the mansion, and threatened to expose the deal until he found himself under investigation by Palm Beach police for child crimes.