Documents tagged "On Wed"
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HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032821.txt
This is a snippet of an email conversation between two individuals named Reid and J about the New York Times piece on Fred Trump's alleged financial support for his son Donald Trump. Reid expresses skepticism towards J's dismissal of the article, stating that there are hard facts presented in it that would be difficult for the big guy (Donald Trump) to explain. They also discuss the value of investments and inheritance taxes.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032818.txt
In the given conversation, two people are discussing a news article about Fred Trump and his relationship with money. The speaker inquires if it is important to reveal that Fred gave him money rather than believing the self-made hero narrative. Another person responds that they find the disclosure valuable and significant. The conversation revolves around topics such as finance, real estate, taxes on estates and gifts, and partnerships.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032816.txt
The document is a series of emails between individuals discussing various topics including investments, taxes on estates, gifts, real estate, partnerships, and legal matters related to these subjects. The email exchange also touches upon personal anecdotes, such as someone giving another individual $15,000 when they were three years old, which later compounded in value. Some of the individuals involved are named Reid Weingarten and Jeffrey E.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032802.txt
The document is an email exchange between Nicholas Ribis and Jeffrey E regarding a news article about Stormy Daniels' claim that Donald Trump only lasted two minutes during sex. The conversation includes details about the timing of their communication and Jeffrey E inquiring if Nicholas received his money. It also contains legal disclaimers regarding confidentiality and unauthorized use.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032703.txt
In a series of emails between Reid and Jeffrey E., they discuss an article about Donald Trump's behavior. They mention Barrack saying that not only is Trump crazy but also stupid. Reid asks if Trump has a lawyer and if he is dealing with Mueller. Jeffrey responds by stating he told Reid so. The conversation ends with Jeffrey sharing the link to the Michael Wolff book.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032699.txt
In the exchange of emails, Reid and Jeffrey discuss a book about Donald Trump's administration by Michael Wolff. They mention Barrack and Mueller in their conversation. The email also contains a link to an article on nymag.com.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032697.txt
The document discusses a conversation between Reid and Jeffrey E. regarding a book about Donald Trump. Reid mentions that the internet is crashing over the book's content, which includes comments from Barrack stating that not only is Trump crazy but also stupid. Jeffrey E. responds with "told you" and shares an article link from New York Magazine. It appears that they are discussing the possibility of Donald Trump dealing with Robert Mueller. The communication is marked as confidential and attorney-client privileged, among other disclaimers.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032694.txt
The text discusses the mental decline of Donald Trump, mentioning a book by Michael Wolff that explores this topic. Landon Thomas Jr. and Jeffrey E. exchange views on the issue, with Jeffrey referring to an article in The Atlantic about cognitive decline in older men like Trump. They also discuss whether it's safe to invest in markets given Trump's apparent mental state. Landon is a financial reporter for the New York Times, and the text contains personal information such as Landon's address and phone number.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032692.txt
The document is an email exchange between Landon Thomas Jr., a financial reporter for The New York Times, and Jeffrey E. regarding their views on Michael Wolff's book about Donald Trump, "Fire and Fury". The conversation includes discussion of Trump's mental state and the potential impact on the stock market. Both individuals express concern about Trump's behavior and the possibility of taking money out of the markets due to his increasingly unhinged demeanor.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032690.txt
The document discusses the topics of Donald Trump's behavior, a book written about him by Michael Wolff, and whether or not he is dealing with Robert Mueller. It also contains information on legal matters and confidentiality. Key people mentioned include Weingarten, Reid, Jeffrey E., and Michael Wolff, while the main place discussed is the United States, specifically in relation to political events involving President Trump.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032687.txt
The email discusses the Michael Wolff book about Donald Trump, with one person mentioning that they have been reading it and asking if the other person still talks to Wolff. The recipient is a financial reporter for the New York Times. The email also contains a warning about confidentiality, privilege, and unauthorized use of information.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032676.txt
In this email conversation, a person mentions they are waiting for their trip to New York and taking the family to Dubai for New Year's. They also ask about updates on a project in Saudi and discuss whether to bring a special cake from New York. Another party confirms that they are always welcome at their house and sends an address and code for entry. The conversation covers travel plans, work updates, and arrangements for visiting someone's home.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032672.txt
The email exchange appears to be between two individuals discussing a visit to one person's house. The visitor is asking for the address and code to enter the home, and the host is offering hospitality by saying "you are welcome at my house always". Additionally, there seems to be an ongoing conversation about a project in Saudi Arabia. The email exchange also includes personal anecdotes such as the temperature being warm or cold, and plans to meet in Geneva or Paris.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032667.txt
The document appears to be a series of emails between two individuals discussing various topics and plans, including a Saudi project and a meeting on January. The communication also mentions a house party with cake, a code for the door, and travel arrangements for Paris or Geneva. The email chain seems casual and conversational, indicating a friendly relationship between the parties involved.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032663.txt
The email exchange discusses a meeting with Jeffery at his house in Paris on the 8th of December. The sender is looking for an update on the Saudi project and asks about the gate code to enter the second floor. The conversation mentions Trump, a private dinner, flying from New York, and special cake from New York. They discuss plans for meetings in Geneva or Paris, with one person flying early to meet up on the 8th.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032660.txt
The document appears to be a series of emails between individuals discussing plans for an event at one person's house on December 8th. The discussion includes details such as the time of arrival, security gate access code, and whether or not cake will be served. There is also mention of someone named Trump being at the location and that they should wait for their designated time to arrive rather than coming early.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032631.txt
The document contains an exchange of emails between Jeffrey E. and another person about a long-term investment. The discussion includes mentions of Trump, New York, and a book that worked. One email emphasizes the confidentiality and potential attorney-client privilege of the communication. Another email notes the sender's certainty in understanding the recipient's feelings and wishing them a great new year. There is also an instruction to respond only if necessary.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032629.txt
In the email exchange between Jeffrey E. and an individual using the name "C4-14", it is mentioned that Donald Trump will be on the phone to discuss an issue with all parties involved in New York. Jeffrey also notes that he has received a book from C4-14, and expresses appreciation for it. The sender of the message emphasizes the confidential nature of the communication, stating that unauthorized use or disclosure may be unlawful and is strictly prohibited.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032622.txt
This document appears to be a series of emails between individuals discussing various topics. Key people include Jeffrey E. and others who may work for the Gates Foundation or with philanthropy age. The main topic seems to be related to meetings, gifts, and media platforms. One individual expresses gratitude for gifts received but advises not to focus on philanthropy age as it is just one aspect of overall deliverables. Another person mentions that they will meet in New York and provides information about their son's first week at a new school. The document also includes personal information such as shoe size and references to other meetings or discussions related to the Gates Foundation, media platforms, and philanthropy age.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032616.txt
The document discusses a media platform in the region called philanthropy age with Gates foundation, with Kofi Rashid as an advisor who reports directly to Bill Gates. It is requested that the focus be shifted away from philanthropy age and towards other aspects of deliverables. The sender expresses their availability for a meeting on Thursday or Friday at 6 PM and mentions that they are in New York.