Epstein Secrets

ed t= share anything relevant to White House personnel with the White House.Q The USSS did not share any of its own investigative work product with the White House (i.e., interview memor=nda), which is standard and appropriate protocol. -- The White House Counsel's office collected and evaluated a=l of the evid

o the no=-USSS personnel were outside the scope of the investigation, one of these =mployees is a Department of Defense employee affiliated with the White Hou=e Communication Agency and the other, whose employment status was not verified, may have been a=filiated with the White House advance operation."

th female Colombia nationals consistent with the mis=onduct reported. Allegations of Improper White House Interfe=ence At no time, did anyone from the White House su=gest to anyone in the USSS, OHS, or the OHS 016 that the OHS IG's =eport should not include reference to the White House advance volunteer, n=r did

e behavior on the part of the White House advance team. (2) White House Counsel Kathryn Ruemmler reite=ated that conclusion in a letter to Chairman Darrell Issa in November 2012= making specific reference to the hotel document that had been provi=ed by the USSS. (3) 2012, the DHS Inspector General made=clea

ia, which was a se=urity/personnel investigation relating to its own personnel, they agreed t= share anything relevant to White House personnel with the White House.Q The USSS did not share any of its own investigative work product with the White House (i.e., interview memor=nda), which is standard and appropri

and confronted him with the hotel log. Dach continued to de=y having a guest in his room, and his denials were deemed credible. <1=> 4, (3) The White Hou=e was aware of no information corroborating the hotel log, and it was awar= that on at least one other occasion, the USSS had determined that a simi

advance team. 3 EFTA_R1_01305044 EFTA02340429 </=> (2) W=ite House Counsel Kathryn Ruemmler reiterated that conclusion in a letter =o Chairman Darrell Issa in November 2012, making specific reference =o the hotel document that had been provided by the USSS. </=> (3) 402012, the DHS Inspector General m

xpeditiously: --every person who went on the trip was interviewed including Dach; --e-mails, hotel manifests, and any other relevant information in the White House's possession were reviewed and analyzed to see whether =he documentary evidence corroborated or contradicted the people who were interviewed --the Wh

ntradicted the people who were interviewed --the White House Counsel further requested that the USSS continue to provide any information relevant to White House staff or volunteers. --Dach was interviewed by attorneys in the White House Counsel's Of=ice and repeatedly denied bringing a guest to his room. Al

te behavior o= the part of the White House advance team. (2) White House Counsel Kathryn Ruemmler reiterated that conclusion in a letter to Chairman Darrell Issa in November 2012, making specific reference to the very hotel document that had been provided by the USSS. (3) 2012, the DHS Inspector General made

ia, which was a se=urity/personnel investigation relating to its own personnel, they agreed t= share anything relevant to White House personnel with the White House.Q The USSS did not share any of its own investigative work product with the White House (i.e., interview memor=nda), which is standard and appropri

d Dach and confronted him with the hotel log. Dach continued to de=y having a guest in his room, and his denials were deemed credible. Q (3) The White Hou=e was aware of no information corroborating the hotel log, and it was awar= that on at least one other occasion, the USSS had determined that a simi

avior on the part of =he White House advance team. </=> (2) W=ite House Counsel Kathryn Ruemmler reiterated that conclusion in a letter =o Chairman Darrell Issa in November 2012, making specific reference =o the hotel document that had been provided by the USSS. </=> (3) .2012, the DHS Inspector General ma

d t= share anything relevant to White House personnel with the White House.40 The USSS did not share any of its own investigative work product with the White House (i.e., interview memor=nda), which is standard and appropriate protocol. -- The White House Counsel's office collected and evaluated a=l of the evid

and confronted him with the hotel log. Dach continued to de=y having a guest in his room, and his denials were deemed credible. </=> 40 (3) The White Hou=e was aware of no information corroborating the hotel log, and it was awar= that on at least one other occasion, the USSS had determined that a simi

e behavior on the part of =he White House advance team. (2) W=ite House Counsel Kathryn Ruemmler reiterated that conclusion in a letter =o Chairman Darrell Issa in November 2012, making specific reference =o the hotel document that had been provided by the USSS. (3) 4,2012, the DHS Inspector General made cl

d t= share anything relevant to White House personnel with the White House.40 The USSS did not share any of its own investigative work product with the White House (i.e., interview memor=nda), which is standard and appropriate protocol. -- The White House Counsel's office collected and evaluated a=l of the evid

and confronted him with the hotel log. Dach continued to de=y having a guest in his room, and his denials were deemed credible. </=> 4> (3) The White Hou=e was aware of no information corroborating the hotel log, and it was awar= that on at least one other occasion, the USSS had determined that a simi

vior on the part of =he White House advance team. </=> (2) W=ite House Counsel Kathryn Ruemmler reiterated that conclusion in a letter =o Chairman Darrell Issa in November 2012, making specific reference =o the hotel document that had been provided by the USSS. </=> (3) .2012, the DHS Inspector General ma

t= share anything relevant to White House personnel with the White House...A0 The USSS did not share any of its own investigative work product with the White House (i.e., interview memor=nda), which is standard and appropriate protocol. -- The White House Counsel's office collected and evaluated a=l of the evid

and confronted him with the hotel log. Dach continued to de=y having a guest in his room, and his denials were deemed credible. <1=> 40 (3) The White Hou=e was aware of no information corroborating the hotel log, and it was awar= that on at least one other occasion, the USSS had determined that a simi

vior on the part of =he White House advance team. </=> (2) W=ite House Counsel Kathryn Ruemmler reiterated that conclusion in a letter =o Chairman Darrell Issa in November 2012, making specific reference =o the hotel document that had been provided by the USSS. 4 EFTA_R1_01649875 EFTA02515517 (3) 40201

a, which was a se=urity/personnel investigation relating to its own personnel, they agreed t= share anything relevant to White House personnel with the White House.4, The USSS did not share any of its own investigative work product with the White House (i.e., interview memor=nda), which is standard and appropria

and confronted him with the hotel log. Dach continued to de=y having a guest in his room, and his denials were deemed credible. <1=> 4> (3) The White Hou=e was aware of no information corroborating the hotel log, and it was awar= that on at least one other occasion, the USSS had determined that a simi

House advance team. 4 EFTA_R1_01649915 EFTA02515543 (2) W=ite House Counsel Kathryn Ruemmler reiterated that conclusion in a letter =o Chairman Darrell Issa in November 2012, making specific reference =o the hotel document that had been provided by the USSS. </a (3) .2012, the DHS Inspector General mad

evelations that have clouded most of his tenure in office. -- Hicks's comments are newly relevant against the backdrop of the impeachment inquiry. The White House's categorical refusal to Page 17281 EFTA00046792 comply with subpoenas for documents, from phone records to emails, has made it harder for investi

s to appear for a closed-door interview this June about the possible instances of obstruction of justice outlined in the Mueller report, the former White House communications director refused to answer any question related to her interactions with Trump after Election Day in 2016. Citing a directive from W

will resign as part of the plea deal, but that seems like a safe assumption. He's already facing serious primary challenges from former congressman Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) and former San Diego city councilman Carl DeMaio, Felicia Sonmez notes. Hunter won the congressional seat after his father, Duncan Hunt

denied bringing a guest to his room. Dach agreed to be inter=iewed and answer questions, even though he was under no legal obligation t= do so, and the White House had no legal authority to compel him to answer the questions. -- As the USSS was conducting the investigation in Columbia, which was a se=urity/pers

advance team. <1=> 3 EFTA_R1_01652606 EFTA02517359 (2) W=ite House Counsel Kathryn Ruemmler reiterated that conclusion in a letter =o Chairman Darrell Issa in November 2012, making specific reference =o the hotel document that had been provided by the USSS. </=> (3) .2012, the DHS Inspector General ma