Vague email from Jeffery E. to Steve Bannon hinting at Trump’s “china‑breaking” instincts
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The passage contains no specific names, dates, transactions, or actionable details. It is a generic, speculative statement about President Trump’s attitude toward China and does not provide concrete l Email sent on 5/9/2018 from a private Gmail address to Steve Bannon. Mentions Trump appearing “liberated” to pursue a China‑focused agenda. Contains boilerplate confidentiality disclaimer but no subs
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