Michael Wolff seeks Jeffrey Epstein's help to secure introductions to Tom Barrack and former White House counsel Kathy Ruemmler for a Trump book
The email shows a direct request from a high‑profile journalist to Jeffrey Epstein for introductions to two influential Trump‑era figures (Tom Barrack, a senior adviser and financier, and Kathy Ruemml Michael Wolff is writing a paid book about Trump and claims cooperation from unnamed sources. Wolff asks Epstein to introduce him to Tom Barrack, a major Trump financier and adviser. Wolff also reque
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The email shows a direct request from a high‑profile journalist to Jeffrey Epstein for introductions to two influential Trump‑era figures (Tom Barrack, a senior adviser and financier, and Kathy Ruemml Michael Wolff is writing a paid book about Trump and claims cooperation from unnamed sources. Wolff asks Epstein to introduce him to Tom Barrack, a major Trump financier and adviser. Wolff also reque
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“From: Michael Wolff Sent: 2/15/2017 1:16:03 PM To: Jeffrey Epstein [”
Tom Barrack“-alarming). I wonder if you could introduce me to Tom Barrack--just to say I'm a journalist who you know and tr”
Jeffrey Epstein“om: Michael Wolff Sent: 2/15/2017 1:16:03 PM To: Jeffrey Epstein [[email protected]] Subject: A few favors...”
Kathryn Ruemmler“m doing. Also, I'd love a reintroduction to Kathy Ruemmler. I need some off-the-record perspective on White”
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