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THIS MAN IS JACKPOT JIMMY

Meet James Haas, one of AIG’s bigtime bonus babies.

The beleaguered firm has yet to publicly identify the execs rolling in dough courtesy of the taxpayers who saved their jobs, but The Post has learned the names of three, all in the troubled financial-products unit.

They’re Haas (above, at his multimillion-dollar home on a hill in Fairfield, Conn., last night), Douglas Poling, also of Fairfield, and Jonathan Liebergall, of New Canaan, Conn.

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Haas, 47, an executive VP and the co-leader of North American marketing, said, “I wish I could give you a whole story, but I’m ordered not to. You’ll hear from my lawyer.”

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Poling, 48, the unit’s general counsel, as well as a director, executive vice president and chief administrative officer, declared, “This is not the time to be talking.”

And Liebergall, 43, a unit director and head of municipal finance, said, “I can’t talk – I’m not allowed.”

An AIG spokesman said last night, “I honestly don’t know who got what.”

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