EFTA Document EFTA02053365

Forwarded Forbes article linking Trump ally Thomas Barrack to a disastrous deal

The passage provides a concrete name (Thomas Barrack), a potential controversial business deal, and a source (Forbes). It suggests a line of inquiry into Barrack's transactions and possible connection Email from Nicholas Ribi to Jeffrey Epstein includes a link to a Forbes story. The article title references a 'disastrous deal' involving Trump ally Thomas Barrack. Potential link between a high‑prof

Forwarded link to Michael Wolff article about his White House experience

The passage merely forwards a publicly available Hollywood Reporter article and contains no new factual claims, names, dates, or transactions beyond the already known subject of Michael Wolff's book. Email from Nicholas Ribi to Jeffrey Epstein includes a link to a Hollywood Reporter piece. Subject references Michael Wolff's book about his time in the Trump White House.

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EFTA Document EFTA02053606

Email hints Mick Mulvaney resigned before starting amid comments about Donald Trump

The passage provides a vague lead that Mick Mulvaney left a position before beginning, allegedly due to remarks about Donald Trump. It mentions a high‑profile official (Mulvaney) and the president, bu Mick Mulvaney reportedly left a role before starting. Reason suggested: comments about Donald J. Trump becoming public. Sent by Nicholas Ribis to Jeffrey Epstein.

Email hints Mick Mulvaney exited role after controversial comments

The passage provides a vague, unsubstantiated claim that former OMB Director Mick Mulvaney was removed before starting a position due to comments about “arr.” It lacks specifics—no dates, positions, o Sender Nicholas Ribis informs Jeffrey Epstein about Mulvaney’s alleged early exit. Reference to “comments about arr” that supposedly went public. No clear indication of which role Mulvaney was slated