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Extraction Summary
5
People
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Organizations
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Locations
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Events
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Relationships
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Summary
An email exchange from October 2016 between NYT reporter Landon Thomas Jr. and Jeffrey Epstein. Thomas seeks Epstein's help with an investigation into Saudi Royal Family finances and liquidations. Epstein provides geopolitical analysis regarding the US government and the Saudi monarchy. Notably, Thomas concludes his initial email by asking Epstein if a previous story he wrote could secure him a meeting with Bill Gates.
People (5)
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Jeffrey E. (Epstein) | Sender/Recipient |
Using email jeevacation@gmail.com; providing geopolitical and financial insight to a reporter.
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| Landon Thomas Jr. | Sender/Recipient |
Financial Reporter for New York Times; asking Epstein for sources/info on Saudi finances and a meeting with Bill Gates.
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| bin salman | Subject of discussion |
Mentioned by Epstein regarding the Saudi Royal Family leadership.
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| Trump | Subject of discussion |
Mentioned by Epstein in the context of tapping into public anger.
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| Gates | Subject of request |
Likely Bill Gates; Landon Thomas Jr. asks Epstein if he can get a meeting with him.
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Organizations (10)
| Name | Type | Context |
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| New York Times |
Employer of Landon Thomas Jr.; conducting investigation into Saudi Royal finances.
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| BlackRock |
Financial firm mentioned regarding Saudi investments and withdrawals.
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| SAMA |
Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority; mentioned regarding $200 billion withdrawal.
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| Abraaj |
Private equity firm; Thomas mentions a story he wrote about them.
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| Pentagon |
Mentioned by Epstein in political analysis.
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| CIA |
Mentioned by Epstein in political analysis.
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| Congress |
Mentioned by Epstein in political analysis.
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| State (Department) |
Mentioned by Epstein in political analysis.
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| White House |
Mentioned by Epstein in political analysis.
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| Costco |
Metaphorical usage by Epstein regarding the ultra-wealthy.
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Timeline (1 events)
October 2016
New York Times investigation into Saudi Royal Family finances.
New York / Global
Locations (5)
| Location | Context |
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Political context discussed by Epstein.
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Subject of the NYT investigation.
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Mentioned as a location for potential real estate sales.
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Mentioned as a location for potential real estate sales.
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Mentioned as a location for potential real estate sales.
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Relationships (3)
Thomas asks Epstein for insights and contacts for a story; Epstein provides detailed analysis.
Thomas asks Epstein if his previous story can get him a meeting with Gates.
Jeffrey Epstein
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Intermediary
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Bill Gates
Thomas implies Epstein has the ability to arrange meetings with Gates.
Key Quotes (5)
"PS: does my story on Abraaj get me a meeting with Gates next time he is in town:)"Source
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"trump has tapped in."Source
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"most of the saudi money is tied up in pe funds. no withdrawals allowed ."Source
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"CEO of big finance form told me that Saudis (SAMA) have withdrawn $200 billion"Source
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"it is the americans that are demanding women drive. not the saudis"Source
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From: jeffrey E. [jeevacation@gmail.com]
Sent: 10/19/2016 1:43:18 PM
To: Thomas Jr., Landon [REDACTED]
Subject: Re: Saudi money
Sent: 10/19/2016 1:43:18 PM
To: Thomas Jr., Landon [REDACTED]
Subject: Re: Saudi money
Importance: High
most of the saudi money is tied up in pe funds. no withdrawals allowed . and im not seeing much in the secondary market. . blackrock is more money market , more like custodian than investor .
On Wed, Oct 19, 2016 at 9:41 AM, Thomas Jr., Landon <[REDACTED]> wrote:
Interesting. CEO of big finance form told me that Saudis (SAMA) have withdrawn $200 billion that has been parked with usual suspects over past year or so. That number seem in line with what you know?
Interesting. CEO of big finance form told me that Saudis (SAMA) have withdrawn $200 billion that has been parked with usual suspects over past year or so. That number seem in line with what you know?
On Tue, Oct 18, 2016 at 7:04 AM, jeffrey E. wrote:
words that you to refer to one thing, USA . the stock market / the Royal family, . are no longer very useful. In politics the USA meant the white house. now there is pentagon. cia, state, and congress in addition, each feels empowered to act more independantly. stock market even in tech, needs bio tech, consuner tech. infrastrucrue tech. etc. same with Royal family, there are 20k members of a tribe. called the royal family, the words are misleading. if your article is focused on bin salman, or the very top. no one is wondering where they can find the local costco.. but they are aware that a message needs to be sent to their population , regarding the next 20 years,
social media, and the selfie crowds post the best of everything, their cutest pictures the amazing food , the luxury resorts. the masses see these things and as the difference between expectations and reality widen, the anger grows. trump has tapped in.
with the passage of the 9 11 saudi bill, unlike the french revolution where it was the people of france that revolted against their own aristocracty, with the internet and globalization of discontect it is now the americans that can revolt against the saudi leadership. it is the americans that are demanding women drive. not the saudis
words that you to refer to one thing, USA . the stock market / the Royal family, . are no longer very useful. In politics the USA meant the white house. now there is pentagon. cia, state, and congress in addition, each feels empowered to act more independantly. stock market even in tech, needs bio tech, consuner tech. infrastrucrue tech. etc. same with Royal family, there are 20k members of a tribe. called the royal family, the words are misleading. if your article is focused on bin salman, or the very top. no one is wondering where they can find the local costco.. but they are aware that a message needs to be sent to their population , regarding the next 20 years,
social media, and the selfie crowds post the best of everything, their cutest pictures the amazing food , the luxury resorts. the masses see these things and as the difference between expectations and reality widen, the anger grows. trump has tapped in.
with the passage of the 9 11 saudi bill, unlike the french revolution where it was the people of france that revolted against their own aristocracty, with the internet and globalization of discontect it is now the americans that can revolt against the saudi leadership. it is the americans that are demanding women drive. not the saudis
On Mon, Oct 17, 2016 at 5:57 PM, Thomas Jr., Landon <[REDACTED]> wrote:
I have been called in to help on a big NYT investigation into how low oil prices have been effecting the personal finances of royal family in Saudi Arabia. Obviously they called in much of their cash from the likes of BlackRock and others but I thought you might have some ideas. Maybe some people to talk to?
I have been called in to help on a big NYT investigation into how low oil prices have been effecting the personal finances of royal family in Saudi Arabia. Obviously they called in much of their cash from the likes of BlackRock and others but I thought you might have some ideas. Maybe some people to talk to?
I would think its more than cutting down on yachts and private planes or selling real estate in Paris, Istanbul, London.
Any thoughts?
PS: does my story on Abraaj get me a meeting with Gates next time he is in town:)
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Landon Thomas, Jr.
Financial Reporter
New York Times
[REDACTED]
Landon Thomas, Jr.
Financial Reporter
New York Times
[REDACTED]
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