Documents tagged "entertainment"
Found 4 documents with this tag
EFTA00001359-p-1.jpg
The image shows an entertainment center with a television set mounted on top. The TV is surrounded by black speakers on either side and there appears to be some electronic devices below the screen, which could possibly include gaming consoles or media players. There's also a visible remote control in the foreground. The background is blurred but it looks like an indoor setting with walls that have light-colored tiles or panels. In the top right corner, there seems to be a reflection of a bright light source on the television screen.
EFTA00001130-p-1.jpg
The image depicts a room with an entertainment setup on the left wall. There is a large flat-screen television mounted above what appears to be a media console or stand. Below the TV, there are two vertical speakers and a smaller unit that could be another speaker or audio equipment. The TV is turned off, showing a black screen. On the right side of the image, there's a person sitting in what looks like a chair or bed with an armrest. The individual seems to be partially visible, wearing dark clothing and facing away from the camera towards the entertainment setup. The floor appears to be carpeted, and there are cables visible on the ground that suggest electronic devices in use. In the top right corner of the image, there is a watermark or text that reads "2010 ©" with no additional context provided. The style of the image suggests it might have been taken casually, possibly without professional camera equipment, given the slight blur and low resolution.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033301.txt
This document discusses the differences between Donald Trump's private jet, known as "Trump Force One" and President Obama's Air Force One. Trump's jet is described as luxurious with gold-plated seatbelt buckles and a shower, while Air Force One has more seating capacity, faster speeds, and can refuel in mid-air. It raises the question of whether Trump would regret switching jets if he becomes president.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033299.txt
The document is a forwarded email from Barry Josephson to Jeff Epstein that discusses an article from The Washington Post about the change in public opinion towards Trump and Clinton. In the past week, support for Trump has significantly dropped, giving Clinton a double-digit lead in the polls.