Subject: Had you seen this mention of you on Page Six....?
From: "Eric Schwerin" <[email-masked]>
To: "Hunter Biden" <[email-masked]>
Date: Sat, 30 Jul 2016 18:34:31 -0400

> http://pagesix.com/2016/07/27/andrew-cuomo-thinks-it-could-be-over-for-trump/ <http://pagesix.com/2016/07/27/andrew-cuomo-thinks-it-could-be-over-for-trump/>
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> Andrew Cuomo thinks it could be over for Trump
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> Philadelphia — America. Land of the free, home of the brave, e pluribus unum, amber waves of grain, stars and stripes, Old Glory, ’tis of thee, Niagara, Grand Canyon, the Rockies, the Redwoods, Yosemite. And today, our presidential teeter-totter ends where our country began.
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> Philadelphia. A brick house bears the bronze plaque “Birthplace of the United States of America.” There’s a quill pen and the chair in which Washington sat to sign the Constitution.
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> Hancock, Hamilton, Franklin, James Madison, James Monroe. Heroes today. Then, just humans with maybe cranky wives or pesky gastritis.
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> –– ADVERTISEMENT ––
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> Today’s biggies? Gov. Andrew Cuomo <http://pagesix.com/tag/andrew-cuomo/>, who walked from CNN Grill’s long wooden bench to kiss me, despite my hamburger dribbling ketchup, and he said: “Hillary won it tonight. Could be over for Donald.”
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> Anderson Cooper <http://pagesix.com/tag/anderson-cooper/> in dungarees.
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> Lester Holt <http://pagesix.com/tag/Lester-Holt/>, pressed blue suit, crisp shirt, silk tie and someone noting: “Gorgeous. So well-turned out.”
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> Kirsten Gillibrand <http://pagesix.com/tag/kirsten-gillibrand/>: “Let’s make sure our pensions stay where they are.”
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> At last week’s Republican cookout, Harlem Baptist minister Michel Faulkner, an African-American, said: “Remember, we started this party.”
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> This week’s new DNC chairwoman is African-American Donna Brazile, who can manage anything. Arriving late for one meeting, she told me: “My bag’s heavy. Everyone carries it. Result is, I lost my bag, my cell, my schedule and my mind.”
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> And trolling the Logan hotel’s lobby alone, a tall, handsome young man introducing himself with: “Hi. I’m Hunter Biden.”
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> This guy’s a real snoozer …
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> Conventions shouldn’t put people to sleep, but also swanning around is the “My Pillow” guy who’s on TV more than Anderson Cooper.
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> Said this Mike Lindell: “I had sleep problems. So, in 2004, a dream made me get up and put together polyfoam, and then I tried 94 different fillers and I created this My Pillow thing.” Yeah, OK, fine. What were you before?
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> “Broke. I owned bars. I was on crack and cocaine. That was 2011. Now I have 1,100 employees and we make 50,000 pillows a day, all made in America.”
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> Great. But more of his recitation and I’ll need a nap myself.
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> Joe knows
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> Joe Biden said publicly about hacked e-mails: “I only know Russia doesn’t want Hillary to win.”
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> Joe Biden said privately about the DNC’s former chairwoman: “I only know I love Debbie Wasserman Schultz.”
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> A lone voice
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> Behind the scenes is really a scene. Even try-to-be Polaroids are here. TV news panels feature more people than tune in. Noon, behind thousands of empty arena seats, one lonely soul, Florida’s Sen. Bill Nelson, in a tiny bar mitzvah chair, expounded fervently to a lonely ABC camera. After Marco Rubio, seems nobody’s scrambling after Florida.
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> Fight the fat
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> It’s a new kind of war. Madmen killing civilians, not soldiers, on battlefields. Still, Elizabeth Banks and Billy Baldwin are here in Democrat City, Hollywood’s 51st state. Their battle is health.
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> Billy: “Artists are in every aspect of your lives, not just acting. We fight for reproduction rights, climate change, effects on productivity. We’re not just in your comfort zone.
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> “This mission is the fight against obesity. My three children are 11, 14 and 16. In their school even 7-year-olds are 30 pounds overweight. This has to stop. People must learn.”
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> We’ve heard that our leaders will vote to double the war on drugs. They’ve read a report that says too many kids are hooked on phonics.
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> Only in Philadelphia, kids, only in Philadelphia.
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Eric D. Schwerin
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