Michael Wolff email chain discussing potential Trump info interview
The passage contains a brief email exchange hinting at a possible lunch with "some Trump info" but provides no concrete details, names, dates, or transactions. It suggests a vague lead that could be p Michael Wolff mentions a friendly lunch to discuss "some Trump info" Jeffrey E. forwards a questionnaire from Matthew Hiltzik seeking background details The email chain dates to June 2017, early in t
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The passage contains a brief email exchange hinting at a possible lunch with "some Trump info" but provides no concrete details, names, dates, or transactions. It suggests a vague lead that could be p Michael Wolff mentions a friendly lunch to discuss "some Trump info" Jeffrey E. forwards a questionnaire from Matthew Hiltzik seeking background details The email chain dates to June 2017, early in t
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