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Kathy Ruemmler email referencing Michael Wolff's Trump book interview request

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Kathy Ruemmler email referencing Michael Wolff's Trump book interview request The passage merely shows a brief email exchange about a journalist (Michael Wolff) seeking off‑record questions from a White House staffer. It contains no concrete details, dates, transactions, or allegations of misconduct. The only high‑profile name is former President Trump, mentioned only in the context of a book project, which is already public knowledge. Hence the lead is low‑value, speculative, and offers no actionable investigative steps. Key insights: Kathy Ruemmler, a former White House official, was contacted by journalist Michael Wolff about a Trump book.; Wolff asked for off‑record questions regarding policy procedures and normal practices.; The email includes standard confidentiality notices but no substantive content.

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