Documents tagged "Sep"
Found 123 documents with this tag
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029211.txt
The email discusses the possibility of a gathering involving various individuals with different roles and backgrounds, such as politicians, business people, academics, and heads of state or organizations. The list includes Peter Thiel, Larry Summers, Bill Burns, Gordon Brown, Jagland (chairman of the Nobel committee), Mongolia's president, India's representative Hardeep Puri, representatives from Qatar, Harvard, and other individuals with different affiliations and areas of expertise. The email mentions that some people may be in town for a climate summit or other events, and it suggests that there might be interesting people to meet during the week.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029010.txt
The document contains a conversation between two individuals discussing dinner plans with Lawrence Krause. One person had originally thought the bundles they received were DNA swabs, but now realizes that is not the case. They also discuss gift-giving and regifting, suggesting finding people with the same initials or considering jewelry as an alternative to sweatshirts in future gifts.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029007.txt
This email exchange is between two people discussing plans for a dinner and the regifting of sweatshirts with initials on them. One person expresses surprise at not receiving confirmation from the other about their attendance, while the other explains that they had assumed plans had changed due to the other's scatterbrained nature and did not receive any communication from them or their assistant.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029005.txt
This is a text conversation between two people discussing plans and gifts. One person is upset that the other did not confirm their attendance to an event, attributing it to the other's "scatterbrained quality" and assumed they couldn't make it. They mention a gift of sweatshirts that were given to some world leaders but had initials on them, making them unsuitable for regifting. The sender also references a trip to Paris in the past, where similar plans fell through without confirmation.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029003.txt
The email is a conversation between Jeffrey E and Soon-Yi about plans that seem to have changed. Jeffrey sent sweatshirts as gifts, but next time he should think of jewelry instead because he often regifts his own belongings. He also mentions that Trump's guys are changing their plans, all at the Trump hotel right down the street from the White House.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028939.txt
Lawrence Krauss is a professor at Arizona State University and director of the Origins Project, which focuses on science and society. In this email exchange with Jeffrey E., they discuss their opinions about religion's impact on people's lives and the dangers of fanaticism in both religious and secular contexts. They also talk about the importance of responding to irrational beliefs with argument and evidence rather than ridicule or disrespect for the individuals who hold those beliefs.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028933.txt
In this email chain, Lawrence Krauss, director of the Origins Project at ASU, responds to an article about religion with skepticism, stating that while he doesn't believe in astrology or religious dogma, it is important to treat people who do hold such beliefs with respect and respond to them with evidence. Noam Chomsky and Jeffrey E. also weigh in on the discussion, expressing agreement with Krauss's stance.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028875.txt
This email exchange between Kathy Ruemmler and Jeffrey E. discusses a news event involving Senator Reid's aide who was found guilty on seven counts of misconduct. The topic of the conversation is whether the aide could have been reinstated after being convicted once, and Jeffrey E. expresses disbelief that anyone would be so stupid to engage in such behavior again. The exchange also touches upon Kathy Ruemmler's travel plans and schedule for a conference.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028870.txt
The document appears to be a series of emails between Kathy Ruemmler and Jeffrey E. discussing legal matters related to Reid and Governor's cases. They are debating the possibility of Reid's guy going down on all 7 counts, as well as whether or not Governor is Jewish. The conversation also touches upon scheduling and prioritization issues.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028866.txt
The document appears to be a series of emails between Kathy Ruemmler and Jeffrey E. discussing various topics including politics, public figures, and travel plans. The emails mention people such as Reid and Governor, places like New York and D.C., and events or situations involving trains and hospitals. Some emails have been truncated, making it difficult to summarize the content accurately. It seems that Kathy is providing information or updates to Jeffrey in a casual, conversational tone.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028862.txt
The document is a series of emails between Kathy Ruemmler and Jeffrey E. The main topic discussed is the sentencing of Harry Reid's aide on seven counts. In addition to this topic, there are also discussions about managing schedules and prioritizing tasks effectively during an eventful week in New York City.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028859.txt
The document discusses a person named Reid who has been found guilty of seven counts in court, which is referred to as "Reid's guy going down on all 7 counts." The context suggests that the conversation is taking place in a professional setting, and one participant expresses concerns about not effectively prioritizing their schedule. Another person mentions meeting various high-profile individuals such as Thiel, Summers, Bill Burns, Gordon Brown, the President of Mongolia, Hardeep Puri (India), Boris (Gates), Jabor (Qatar), Sultan (Dubai), Kosslyn (Harvard), Leon Black, Woody, and other prominent figures. The document also includes references to girls and high-risk/reward situations in a professional context.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028856.txt
The document is an email conversation between two individuals. The main topics of discussion include travel plans and the handling of a work-related situation involving high risk/reward versus low risk/reward factors. Key people mentioned in the conversation are Kathy Ruemmler and Jeffrey E., with reference to Reid's guy who went down on all 7 counts.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028854.txt
The document appears to be a series of emails between two individuals discussing scheduling conflicts and managing priorities in a professional context. The sender mentions that they will have limited availability due to the Unga week, during which their boss is expected to be in town. They express concern about being able to manage all of their commitments effectively. The recipient responds by listing several people who are scheduled to be in town for various events such as a climate summit and a security council meeting. They also mention that they will need to prioritize high-risk, high-reward tasks over low-risk, low-reward tasks. Both individuals express frustration with the challenges of balancing professional responsibilities and personal needs.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_027126.txt
The document discusses a message from Jeffrey Epstein to Ehud Barak about Lawrence Summers withdrawing his name for the position of Federal Reserve chair after opposition from key Democratic senators. The email mentions that Summers' wife Lisa is happy because she did not want to live in two cities, and the author suggests that they discuss further when they meet. Additionally, there is a mention of another message from Ehud Barak about a major blow to a friend due to Obama possibly replacing John L.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_027034.txt
The document is an email exchange between Ehud Barak and Jeffrey Epstein. Barak confirms his availability on the morning of the 23rd and possibly early morning of the 24th, but mentions that he has a meeting with Clinton at 9 am on the 24th and needs to fly to Singapore by 3 pm. The email also discusses arranging breakfast meetings for Barak with Ariane Rothschild and Kissinger's China guy.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_026508.txt
The document discusses the topic of ranked choice voting and its impact on voter turnout and political representation. It mentions an article from Cato Unbound that argues that ranked choice voting may lead to lower turnout and more errors, but does not have a significant effect on ethnicity. The writer expresses skepticism about this claim and suggests that ranked choice voting could increase the diversity of candidates by allowing for the election of centrists who are closer to the median voter's preferences. However, the document also mentions an argument that ranked choice voting increases turnout, but only if voters are given the option to rank as many or as few candidates as they like. The writer concludes that this topic is a "big nothingburger" and not worth discussing in depth.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_026321.txt
The document is a series of emails discussing the topic of Ranked Choice Voting (RCV) and its potential effects on political outcomes. One person mentions that there are empirical studies showing RCV increases turnout, while another notes that extremists may run under RCV but centrists could defeat them. Another person discusses how RCV could have impacted the 2016 US presidential election, suggesting that Bernie Sanders could have run as an independent without risking a Trump victory if RCV had been used.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_026210.txt
The document is a series of email exchanges between individuals discussing travel plans and arrangements. Key people in the conversation include Jeffrey E. and an individual whose name is not fully disclosed. The emails touch upon various places such as New York, Kuwait, Paris, and Cuba, and mention the topics of meeting with a boss, hosting visitors, and planning future trips.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_026204.txt
The document appears to be a series of emails between two individuals discussing travel plans and meeting arrangements. Key people mentioned are Jeffrey E. and the recipient's boss. They are planning to meet in Kuwait or Paris, with possible dates in October or November. The topics discussed include rest, traveling, and hosting each other during their visits. The emails also suggest a close relationship between the individuals involved.