Documents tagged "Washington Post"
Found 21 documents with this tag
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The image shows a document with printed text, which appears to be an email from an individual named "Jason" at the Washington Post. The sender is thanking someone for their time and assistance in preparing a story. There's also a line saying that they understand the importance of maintaining confidentiality. In the background, there seems to be another document or paper with some text visible, but it's not clear enough to read accurately.
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The image shows a screenshot of an article from the Washington Post titled "Iraq's return to bloody chaos" by Karen DeYoung. The text is partially visible, and it discusses events in Egypt that may have contributed to instability in Iraq. However, there are also some sentences marked with a red line through them, indicating corrections or modifications that were made to the original article. In addition, there is another text snippet at the bottom of the image that seems to talk about a meeting between Prime Minister Theresa May and President Donald Trump. The overall theme of the image revolves around political events in the Middle East.
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The document is an email chain discussing Daryl Cagle's blog posts on Howard Schultz and Jeff Bezos. Key people mentioned include George Krassner, Daniel Dawson, Walli Leff, Danny, Lanny Swerdlow, HARRY SHEARER, Michael Simmons, Lee Quarnstrom, Paul Krassner, Tom Goldberg, Kevin Bright, Jay Levin, Larry Sloman, W&K, and others. The document also includes a cartoon by Cagle about the two-legged Starbucks mermaid logo and its merger with Howard Schultz's company, as well as another cartoon on Jeff Bezos and David Pecker of the National Enquirer.
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The email discusses a Washington Post article about a new pro-Trump super PAC in California that aims to raise $20 million by July. The sender, Nicholas Ribis, forwards the article to Jeffrey Epstein with the subject line "Fw: Washington Post Article" and notes that he thought Epstein would be interested.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032682.txt
The document is a series of email exchanges between two individuals discussing various topics including the Saudis' need for help and an upcoming trip to New York. The emails mention the Washington Post and the New York Times, suggesting that news events are being discussed. There is also talk about a proposal and tax bills, indicating business-related matters. Additionally, there seems to be a discussion about visiting someone's house and bringing a cake.
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This document contains a series of articles by various authors on topics related to foreign policy and current events. The key people mentioned are Barack Obama, Gaddafi, Assad, and Golda Meir. The articles cover a wide range of places and situations including Libya, Syria, Egypt, Tunisia, Israel-Arab relations, Al Qaeda, and economic recovery. Key topics include the potential for chaos and extremism in post-conflict countries, the effectiveness of Obama's foreign policy, the lessons that can be learned from past conflicts, and the ongoing challenges faced by leaders around the world.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031740.txt
The email discusses former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn's potential role in taking down Vice President Mike Pence due to information he has on the administration's knowledge of foreign governments paying him. The writer suggests that if the information is true, it would be a devastating blow to Pence's reputation. They also mention that so far, Pence has not been implicated in the Russia scandal, but some leaks suggest that he was aware of Flynn's dealings with foreign governments and chose to ignore them. The writer concludes by stating that either Pence is incompetent or an outright liar, neither of which are good qualities for a Vice President.
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The document discusses Steve Bannon's strategy to save the Republican Party from losing in the midterm elections. Bannon proposed an alternative approach that involves forming a coalition with populists and nationalists, as seen in Italy. He believes this could become a dominant political force in American politics. The current strategy of the Republican Party focuses on local contests, but Bannon considers this to be misguided.
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Steve Bannon has a plan to save the Republican Party from losing in the midterm elections. He believes that the party should embrace populist-nationalism and create a coalition of left and right, old and young. Fareed Zakaria considers this strategy as clever and thinks that it could be successful. The Republicans are currently focusing on local contests based on tax cuts and the economy. Bannon warns that if they continue on this path, they will lose 40 seats in the House and President Trump will be impeached.
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The email discusses a Washington Post story about President Trump's decision to hire outside counsel for legal matters, and the possible involvement of Reid Weingarten in this role. Ashley Parker, a White House reporter at The Washington Post, writes to Weingarten to inform him that he may be mentioned in the article and asks if he would like to comment or provide any nuance or guidance on the story. The email also mentions that Weingarten has already spoken with senior White House officials about this matter.
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The document discusses a story from the Washington Post about President Trump's decision to retain outside counsel, and the role of Reid Weingarten as one of the finalists for this position. The author of the email is Reid Weingarten, who seems to be considering whether or not he has a choice in this matter. Another person mentioned in the document is Jared Kushner, but it's unclear what his role in this situation is.
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This document appears to be an email exchange between two individuals discussing a story related to President Trump's decision to retain outside counsel. One of the people mentioned in the email is Jeffrey Epstein. The email also contains contact information for Darren Indyke, who is based in New York and works at a law firm. The text of the email includes instructions on how to handle confidential or privileged information contained within it.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029851.txt
The document is an email from Ashley Parker at the Washington Post to Reid Weingarten, discussing a story about President Trump's decision to retain outside counsel. It mentions that Reid Weingarten is one of the finalists for the role and has already spoken with senior White House officials. The email also asks if Reid Weingarten would be open to chatting off the record about the matter.
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The document is an email from Jeffrey Epstein to Larry Summers discussing an article published by Scott Wilson in the Washington Post about President Obama's upcoming trip to Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories. The email mentions that the visit will be Obama's first as president and touches on the suspicions felt in Israel after his unsuccessful early efforts at Middle East peacemaking. It also discusses the broader political developments in the region, including the potential for a 'new beginning' with the region.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029288.txt
The document discusses the relationship between President Trump and billionaire Thomas J. Barrack Jr., with whom he has had a close friendship for over three decades. Barrack recently criticized Trump's rhetoric in an interview with the Washington Post, expressing his disappointment and urging him to be more careful with his language. The conversation also touches on the issue of Saudi Arabia and Paul Manafort.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029100.txt
Masha Drokova is discussing with Martin about finding the right reporters for a story. She mentions that she has been waiting for Nowak to respond and provides a list of outlets they can approach, including MIT Technology Review, Nature, Washington Post, Science, Wall Street Journal, and WIRED. The discussion also includes the topic of the federal budget for science and how Trump's slashing of funding may impact it. The information being exchanged is confidential and intended only for the addressee.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029098.txt
This document appears to contain a series of emails discussing various topics related to science funding and political issues. Key people mentioned in the document include Martin A. Nowak and Jeffrey E. Masha Drokova is also mentioned, although it's unclear what her role is in the context of this discussion. The topic being discussed involves finding ways to bridge a funding gap for scientific research, and there are suggestions made about approaching various media outlets for coverage. The emails also mention a House Oversight Committee and reference political articles from sources like Bloomberg and Congress.gov.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028926.txt
The document is an email exchange between attorneys Martin Weinberg and Alan Dershowitz, as well as journalist John Sullivan from the Washington Post. The topic of discussion involves former President Clinton's alleged visit to Jeffrey Epstein's Caribbean island. Both Dershowitz and Weinberg deny these allegations and express interest in discussing them with Sullivan.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028880.txt
The email discusses a news article from the Washington Post about an incident involving the White House and the Secret Service. The scandal involved prostitutes in Colombia, and it appears that some senior Obama administration officials were aware of possible ties to the White House. However, this information was not thoroughly investigated or publicly acknowledged at the time.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_026975.txt
This document announces an event featuring Michael Wolff and Matthew d'Ancona in conversation about Trump's White House. The event, titled "The Inside Scoop on Trump's White House," will take place at the Emmanuel Centre on June 21st. Wolff is a bestselling author of books about the Trump presidency, including "Fire and Fury" and "Siege: Trump Under Fire." The conversation will focus on topics related to the second year of Trump's presidency and provide insights into the inner workings of the White House.