Documents tagged "Notifications"
Found 6 documents with this tag
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032974.txt
This document discusses a publication of an article about stocks in the New York Times. The conversation includes people such as Landon Thomas Jr. and Jeffrey E., who work at JEE. It mentions that the article has been published on the NYT website and encourages sharing it on social platforms. The email is marked confidential and may contain attorney-client privileged information.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032485.txt
Landon Thomas Jr. received an email from Scoop Notifications about the publication of an article titled "16db-stocks" in The New York Times on February 15, 2017. The article discusses investment strategies for the stock market under President Trump's administration. The URL to access the article is provided in the email. Thomas Jr. is encouraged to share the article on social platforms.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029354.txt
The document discusses a hypothetical scenario in which two famous athletes, Tiger Woods and Andre Agassi, were challenged to prove their identities by demonstrating their skills with golf clubs and tennis racquets. The text also mentions President Obama's inability to think of anything that uniquely identifies him as the President of the United States.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029353.txt
The text is a conversation where one person mentions needing to buy a gift for someone named Micheh for Valentine's Day. The other person responds with an example of how they identified two famous athletes without ID using their respective sports equipment, and then asks the first person what he can do to prove his identity as the President of the United States.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029352.txt
The document discusses a situation in which President Obama is trying to cash a check at a bank, but the cashier insists on seeing his ID due to various regulations and security measures in place. Obama explains that everyone knows who he is, but the cashier remains firm on following bank rules. The topic of the conversation revolves around the challenges faced by banks in ensuring compliance with regulations and maintaining security, as well as the difficulties faced by individuals trying to navigate these systems.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029351.txt
In this story, President Obama walks into a local bank in Chicago to cash a check and is asked by the cashier for identification. The president responds that he did not bring his ID because he thought it was unnecessary, but the cashier explains that due to regulations and monitoring of banks because of incidents like 9/11, it is necessary to verify identity. This story highlights the importance of security measures in financial institutions and the need for individuals, even high-profile ones, to comply with these procedures.