Tom Barrack email hints at frequent media inquiries about Donald and Clinton
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The passage contains a vague reference to receiving many reporter calls about "Donald" and "Clinton" but provides no concrete details, names, dates, transactions, or actionable leads. It is low‑value Sender identifies as Tom Barrack (private) and references a high‑importance email. Recipient mentions being contacted repeatedly by reporters about "Donald" and "Clinton". No specific claims, evidenc
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