Documents tagged "Mnuchin"
Found 15 documents with this tag
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033200.txt
The document is an email discussing an article in the New York Times about President-elect Donald Trump's economic cabinet picks, which include financier Steven Mnuchin as Treasury secretary. The author of the email expresses a negative opinion on these picks and suggests that they signal an embrace of Wall Street elites by the incoming administration. The article also mentions other wealthy investors chosen by Mr. Trump, hinting at possible tax cuts and deregulation in the future.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032939.txt
In the email, Jeffrey E. is communicating with Kathy about an earlier meeting tomorrow. They discuss potential action by the Democrats against a couple of President Trump's nominees, possibly including Mnuchin. The communication contains confidential and potentially privileged information intended only for the addressee. It is from JEE, and unauthorized use or disclosure could be illegal. If received in error, recipients should notify Jeffrey E. immediately and destroy the message along with all copies and attachments.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032938.txt
The document appears to be an email containing a link to an article about Steve Mnuchin, who is mentioned in the subject line of the email as "house oversight." The sender's name is Jeffrey E. and his email address is jeeyacation@gmail.com. The email also includes information about the confidentiality and potential privilege or inside nature of the content. It is unclear from the provided snippet what the specific topic of the article or the purpose of the communication is, as it only provides a link to the article without additional context or description.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032916.txt
The document discusses the Trump administration's loyalty and advisors, mentioning that they have no loyal people with gravitas, but he is being advised to do as suggested by others. It also mentions a lack of loyalty in tossing Christie after four seconds flat, and questions who may be chosen for Treasury, suggesting that it could be someone bigger than Mnuchin to underscore/push forward the notion that Trump is Reagan 2.0. The conversation involves Landon Thomas Jr. as a financial reporter from the New York Times and Jeffrey E. as an email contact with jeevacation@gmail.com.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032915.txt
This document is a conversation between two people discussing the potential economic impact of Donald Trump's presidency, particularly in relation to his cabinet appointments and financial market reactions. One individual mentions that there might be more profit-making opportunities associated with Trump's policies than intelligence regarding them. The other person expresses interest in finding out who would fill the position of Treasury Secretary under a Reagan 2.0 scenario, as suggested by some people's opinions. The document indicates that Landon Thomas Jr. is a financial reporter for the New York Times and provides a link to more information about him on the newspaper's website.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032908.txt
In a November 10, 2016 email exchange between Jeffrey E. and Thomas Jr., Landon, the topic of discussion is the Treasury Secretary position in the Trump administration. Jeffrey references an article about a woman claiming to have been assaulted by Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein when she was 13 years old, stating that her story was fabricated. Additionally, Jeffrey mentions being long Dow, short yen, euro, and pound, and long REITs, as well as having correctly predicted the outcome of a specific situation. The communication is noted to be confidential and intended only for the addressee.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032386.txt
Kathy sent an email on December 1, 2016 to Jeffrey at jeeyacation@gmail.com regarding the Democrats' intention to oppose some of President Trump's nominees for Cabinet positions. Mnuchin was mentioned as one of the potential targets for opposition by the Democrats. The email also mentioned that Kathy is sending this message from her iPad and includes a reference to HOUSE OVERSIGHT 032386, which could indicate an official or legislative context related to the oversight of government actions.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032372.txt
The document discusses the political strategy of Donald Trump and his decision-making regarding appointments to key positions in his administration. The focus is on people such as Christie who were considered but not appointed due to concerns about their competence and loyalty. The author suggests that appointing competent people beneath him who he trusts will help Trump appear more presidential and achieve his goals. The discussion also touches on the financial markets' reaction to Trump's election, with some investors seeing profits from the "Trump trade" and comparing him to Reagan.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032370.txt
This document is an email exchange between Thomas Jr., a financial reporter from The New York Times, and Jeffrey E. of JEE, discussing the potential choices for Treasury Secretary in President Trump's administration. Thomas Jr. suggests that a bigger name than Mnuchin may be chosen to underscore the notion that Trump is Reagan 2.0. The email also contains personal information about Thomas Jr., including his professional title and links to articles he has written. It warns against unauthorized use or disclosure of the communication's contents.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032369.txt
The document is an email from Landon Thomas Jr., a financial reporter at the New York Times, to Jeffrey Epstein, discussing potential picks for Treasury under President Trump. The email mentions the possibility of a bigger name being chosen and suggests that the "Trump trade" could be beneficial for certain hedge funds.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032355.txt
This document appears to be an email exchange between Landon Thomas Jr. and Jeffrey E. The key topics discussed include the identity of the US Treasury Secretary, market positions, a news article related to Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein, and confidentiality statements regarding the content of the communication.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032344.txt
The document appears to be an email exchange between Landon Thomas Jr. and Jeffrey E. discussing the potential appointment of Steve Mnuchin as Treasury Secretary under President Donald Trump. The conversation also touches on market trends, with Jeffrey E. suggesting a "long dow, short yen euro and pound" position. There is also mention of another person named Epstein in relation to an assault allegation made by a 13-year-old girl against him. However, the information regarding the allegation is described as fabricated. The email also includes a disclaimer stating that its content is confidential and intended only for the recipient.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031788.txt
The document discusses how several advisors to President Donald Trump are reportedly seeking a pardon for Michael Milken, who was convicted of securities fraud in the 1980s. The report suggests that former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, senior advisor Jared Kushner and attorney Rudy Giuliani support the pardon for Milken. The financier has a net worth of $3.7 billion and was sentenced to 10 years in prison but served only two years.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030968.txt
In the email exchange between J and Steve Bannon, J expresses displeasure with President Trump's consideration of firing Federal Reserve Chief Jerome Powell after a recent interest rate hike. J believes that getting rid of Powell is more important than dealing with issues in Syria or Mattis, mentioning other advisors such as Pompeo, Heather, Jared, and Ivanka. J also points out Powell's past work for Bankers Trust and Dillon, Read & Co. Bannon responds humorously, stating "Perfect Mnuchin hit" but does not comment further on the subject of Powell or the Federal Reserve.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_016413.txt
The document discusses a new U.S. tax break known as Opportunity Zones that is designed to revitalize low-income areas across the country. Developers and investors are taking advantage of this program by rebuilding decaying neighborhoods, with hopes of attracting more business and investment to these areas. The program's success remains uncertain, but there is optimism among officials in struggling communities who hope it will jumpstart local economies.