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From: Barry Josephson [i Sent: 6/27/2016 3:20:09 PM To: Jeff Epstein [jeevacation@gmail.com] Subject: FW: Trump Force One Vs. Air Force One Attachments: F8796710-315E-4988-9D76-F47859C86983[1].png Importance: — High Funny! Best, Barry J Barry Josephson Josephson Entertainment 1201 W. Sth St. Suite F-300 Los Angeles, CA 90017 From: Niall McCarthy | Statista <x > Reply-To: Niall McCarthy | Statista (IR Date: Monday, June 27, 2016 at 7:34 AM To: Barry Josephson <_jiiii > Subject: Trump Force One Vs. Air Force One View this email in your browser here. Chart of the Day - Economy and Society Dear Barry, When it comes to describing Donald Trump’s private jet, the word “impressive” would be an understatement. The presumptive Republican Party nominee bought the Boeing 757-200 from Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen and he spared no expense kitting it out. Dubbed “Trump Force One,” the luxurious jet is equipped with a shower, gold-plated seatbelt buckles and a 52-inch flatscreen with a library of 1,000 movies. Built in 1991, the 757 is estimated to have cost approximately $100 million. If Trump reaches the White House in November, he'll have to exchange his personal jet for the presidential fleet, two highly modified Boeing 747-200Bs. The aircraft used by the president were built in 1986 and operate with the Air Force One callsign when the president is onboard. Will switching jets prove one of Trump’s few regrets if he becomes president? Even though it cannot boast gold-plated accessories, Air Force One is a larger aircraft, seating 70 passengers in comfort compared to Trump Force HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033301