Documents tagged "Patterson"
Found 13 documents with this tag
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033589.txt
The document discusses a book by Patterson that could be published in August, which presents some time frame issues for the recipients. They are advised to pursue a competing book or documentary after that, and to consider Trump as an opportunity to make their story about something other than themselves while framing their own narrative. It is suggested that they go public with an op-ed, television interview, and social media efforts, and that a strategic plan involving their public identity, philanthropic activities, and development of media allies should be put in place.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033173.txt
The email is a casual conversation between two individuals, one of whom mentions Donald Trump having dinner with Patterson. There is also mention of WikiLeaks and Hillary Clinton. The other person responds positively to the news about Patterson being a good financial steward for Trump.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032861.txt
The email discusses attorney-client privilege and mentions a book being published about Patterson. The author suggests using Trump as an opportunity to create a counter narrative to the book and offers advice on how to handle public appearances. There is also a mention of creating a strategic plan involving philanthropic activities, media allies, and social media efforts.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032858.txt
This email chain discusses a book by Patterson, which is set to be published in August. The sender advises the recipient that they should not pursue a competing book or documentary before then. They suggest using Trump as an opportunity to frame their own story and become an anti-Trump voice. It is suggested that the recipient go public with this message through writing an op-ed, doing high profile television interviews, and social media efforts.
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_031313.txt
The document appears to be an email exchange discussing a new book written by James Patterson that exposes a cover-up of billionaire Jeffrey Epstein's child rapes. The release date for the book is October 10, 2016 and Steven Hoffenberg is on the writing team. The communication is marked as privileged and confidential and is intended only for the use of the addressee.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031307.txt
The document contains a privileged and confidential email exchange between Darren Indyke and Jeffrey Epstein regarding James Patterson's new book about billionaire Jeff Epstein's alleged child rapes. The release date of the book is set for October 10, 2016, with Steven Hoffenberg on the writing team. The emails emphasize the attorney-client privilege and confidentiality of the communication.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031302.txt
In the document, there is an email chain discussing a new book by James Patterson that exposes a cover-up of billionaire Jeff Epstein's child rapes. The release date for the book is set for October 10, 2016. Steven Hoffenberg is on the book writing team. Key people mentioned in the document include Jeffrey E., Darren Indyke, and Michael Charles from HOUSE OVERSIGHT. Privileged information is marked as such throughout the email chain, indicating that it should be kept confidential.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031281.txt
The document contains a private email exchange between two individuals discussing James Patterson's upcoming book about billionaire Jeffrey Epstein and his alleged involvement in child rapes. The attorney, Darren Indyke, is mentioned as the recipient of one of the emails. In addition to these key figures, there are also references to specific dates and addresses, indicating that this is a sensitive legal matter.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031278.txt
The document appears to be a privileged communication between two individuals, one of whom is an attorney named Darren Indyke from the law firm of Darre Indyke, PLLC in New York. The communication refers to a book written by James Patterson about billionaire Jeffrey Epstein and child rapes covered up by federal authorities. The information contained in the document is confidential and intended only for the use of the recipient, with unauthorized use or disclosure being strictly prohibited.