Is Laura Ingraham in the Epstein files?

Laura Ingraham's name appears in 2 documents within the House Oversight Committee collection, but only in political contexts unrelated to Epstein—specifically in excerpts from "Fire and Fury" about Trump's press secretary search and in coverage of the Rod Rosenstein controversy. These mentions appear incidental to the broader document collection.

Who is David Ingram in these documents?

David Ingram is a Reuters journalist who appears as the sender of emails in 8 documents, all dated April 28 and containing an attached lawsuit. These appear to be routine journalist communications included in the House Oversight Committee's document collection, not evidence of involvement in Epstein matters.

Are the Ingraham mentions connected to Jeffrey Epstein?

Based on the available snippets, neither Laura Ingraham nor David Ingram show direct connections to Jeffrey Epstein. These names appear in documents that are part of the House Oversight Committee's broader collection, which includes various political correspondence and media communications alongside Epstein-related materials.

Is Laura Ingraham in the Epstein files?

Laura Ingraham's name appears in 2 documents within the House Oversight Committee collection, but only in political contexts unrelated to Epstein—specifically in excerpts from "Fire and Fury" about Trump's press secretary search and in coverage of the Rod Rosenstein controversy. These mentions appear incidental to the broader document collection.

Who is David Ingram in these documents?

David Ingram is a Reuters journalist who appears as the sender of emails in 8 documents, all dated April 28 and containing an attached lawsuit. These appear to be routine journalist communications included in the House Oversight Committee's document collection, not evidence of involvement in Epstein matters.

Are the Ingraham mentions connected to Jeffrey Epstein?

Based on the available snippets, neither Laura Ingraham nor David Ingram show direct connections to Jeffrey Epstein. These names appear in documents that are part of the House Oversight Committee's broader collection, which includes various political correspondence and media communications alongside Epstein-related materials.

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The name "Ingraham" appears in 10 documents from the House Oversight Committee files, primarily as two distinct individuals: Laura Ingraham (conservative media personality mentioned in political contexts) and David Ingram (Reuters journalist who appears as an email sender).

The mentions split between two different people. Laura Ingraham appears in excerpts from the book "Fire and Fury" and political news coverage discussing Trump administration matters, particularly regarding Rod Rosenstein. David Ingram appears repeatedly as the sender of emails ("From: Ingram, David (Reuters News)") with an attached lawsuit, dated April 28. These are journalist communications rather than direct involvement in Epstein-related matters. The documents appear to be part of broader political correspondence collections rather than core Epstein case materials.

Key Highlights

•Laura Ingraham mentioned in political context regarding Trump transition and Rosenstein firing debate
•David Ingram (Reuters) appears as email sender in 8 documents, all sending the same lawsuit attachment
•No direct connection to Jeffrey Epstein evident in the document snippets themselves
•Documents appear to be from House Oversight Committee's broader document collection rather than Epstein-specific materials

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Document Mentions (10)

Fire and Fury

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Jan 5, 2018Source: House Oversight Committee

1 mention

e transition, with Conway out of the running for the press secretary job, Trump became determined to find a “star.” The conservative radio host Laura Ingraham, who had spoken at the convention, was on the list, as was Ann Coulter. Fox Business’s Maria Bartiromo was also under consideration. (This was televi

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Sep 25, 2018Source: House Oversight Committee

1 mention

": "bodyLayout", "role": "body", "text": "Trumpâe™s staunchest supporters were split on what he should do in the wake of the Times report. On Friday, Ingraham tweeted that â€œRod Rosenstein must be fired today, âe but Foxâe™s Sean Hannity notably urged the president not to fire anyone. (Ingraham later delet

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