Epstein Secrets

id Trump Jr. and Trump's top aide and son-in-law, Jared Kushner (who also attended the meeting), let the

say that allegations of Russian support for Trump's campaign were "phony" and "disgusting"? Why did Trump Jr. and Trump's top aide and son-in-law, Jared Kushner (who also attended the meeting), let the president and White House aides consistently deny that there had been any contact between Russian intellig

that would come from such revelations. But does anyone really believe that? Does anyone seriously believe that the June 2016 meeting with Trump Jr., Kushner, and then- campaign manager Paul Manafort was the only time that Trump aides ever spoke to Russian officials about the campaign? And does anyone tru

It required just four chords. But four chords were enough for Jimmy Page. "That was something that had so much profound attitude to it," Page told Jack White and the Edge in the 2009 documentary "It Might Get Loud." The '6os brought a wave of white blues — Clapton, Jeff Beck, Keith Richards — as well as

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ted testing for COVID-19 at the federal level." But "after assembling the team that came up with an aggressive and ambitious national testing plan, Kushner then appears to have decided, for reasons that remain murky, to scrap its proposal. ... Some of those who worked on the plan were told that it would

M) reports that the coronavirus team assembled by Jared Kushner had planned "a secret project to devise

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M) reports that the coronavirus team assembled by Jared Kushner had planned "a secret project to devise

Vanity Fair: Kushner Team's Abandoned Ambitious COVID Testing Plan. Vanity Fair (7/30, Eban, 9.08M) reports that the coronavirus team assembled by Jared Kushner had planned "a secret project to devise a comprehensive plan that would have massively ramped up and coordinated testing for COVID-19 at the federa

ated testing for COVID-19 at the federal level." But "after assembling the team that came up with an aggressive and ambitious national testing plan, Kushner then appears to have decided, for reasons that remain murky, to scrap its proposal. ... Some of those who worked on the plan were told that it woul

driguez, a Bexar County, Texas, resident and regional director for FourBlock, a nonprofit that helps veterans transition into civilian careers; and Jack White, an attorney with expertise in government investigations and discrimination claims." ABC News (7/30, Martinez, Seyler, 2.97M) reports, "McCarthy an

Vanity Fair: Kushner Team's Abandoned Ambitious COVID Testing Plan. Vanity Fair (7/30, Eban, 9.08M) reports that the coronavirus team assembled by Jared Kushner had planned "a secret project to devise a comprehensive plan that would have massively ramped up and coordinated testing for COVID-19 at the federa

ated testing for COVID-19 at the federal level." But "after assembling the team that came up with an aggressive and ambitious national testing plan, Kushner then EFTA01658321 appears to have decided, for reasons that remain murky, to scrap its proposal. ... Some of those who worked on the plan were to

M) reports that the coronavirus team assembled by Jared Kushner had planned "a secret project to devise

driguez, a Bexar County, Texas, resident and regional director for FourBlock, a nonprofit that helps veterans transition into civilian careers; and Jack White, an attorney with expertise in government investigations and discrimination claims." ABC News (7/30, Martinez, Seyler, 2.97M) reports, "McCarthy an