While the public has scrutinized the extensive communication between Jeffrey Epstein and former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers, resulting in Summers’ professional downfall, another prominent figure, Steve Bannon, has seemingly avoided similar repercussions. Emails reveal that Bannon maintained a close relationship with Epstein, including assistance with travel arrangements and political advice. Bannon even collaborated with Epstein on a documentary aimed at improving his public image and fueled public interest in conspiracy theories about the elite and child abuse. Bannon’s involvement, however, has not yielded the same condemnation as Summers, despite the former’s actions being considered far more egregious.
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The Epstein Files Transparency Act has been signed by Donald Trump, mandating the release of government documents related to the investigation of Jeffrey Epstein. These documents may overlap with thousands of emails released by Congress, revealing a significant number of communications between Epstein and former Trump adviser Steve Bannon in 2018 and 2019. The emails suggest that Bannon aided Epstein in trying to redeem his reputation by formulating public relations strategies. Additionally, Bannon took 15 hours of video of Epstein for a documentary, adding a layer of depth to the secretive relationship between the two.
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Speaking at a Conservative Partnership Institute event, Steve Bannon warned supporters that a Democratic return to power could lead to imprisonment for some, himself included. He emphasized the need for “more intense action” to counter the growing radicalism and solidify Trump’s initiatives. This warning followed significant Republican losses in recent elections, including the New York mayoral race and the Virginia gubernatorial race, which tested voter sentiment ahead of the 2026 midterms. Bannon’s concerns stem from his own past, including a four-month prison sentence for contempt of Congress.
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During a recent address to aspiring conservative staffers, Steve Bannon urged Republicans to aggressively seize control of governmental institutions and solidify Donald Trump’s executive orders into law before the upcoming midterm elections. Bannon expressed concern over potential legal repercussions, including imprisonment for MAGA loyalists, if Republicans lose future elections. He views recent Democratic victories as a warning, advocating for intensified action to counter the perceived radicalization of Trump’s opponents and to eliminate any existing obstacles. Bannon also suggested targeting political adversaries, like newly-elected New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani, with legal challenges.
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While tariffs may appear to protect American jobs initially, they ultimately harm both workers and consumers. High tariffs trigger retaliatory actions from foreign countries, leading to trade wars, market shrinkage, and job losses. President Reagan highlighted the importance of free trade in his address, citing the negative impact of protectionist measures during the Great Depression. The goal should be to reject protectionist legislation and promote fair, free competition to foster prosperity for all nations, as America’s economic growth depends on it.
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In a recent interview, Steve Bannon claimed that Donald Trump will serve a third term in office, despite the constitutional two-term limit. Bannon asserted that there is a plan within Trump’s inner circle to circumvent the 22nd Amendment and keep him in power. This plan, the specifics of which have not been disclosed, is supported by Bannon’s belief that Trump is an “instrument of divine will” and that he is needed for another term. While the Constitution appears clear on this point, Trump himself has previously hinted at such a possibility, though legal experts have widely dismissed any means of subverting the 22nd Amendment.
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Steve Bannon, former White House chief strategist, predicted that Donald Trump will run for and win a third term as president in 2028, according to an interview with *The Economist*. Bannon, host of the “War Room” podcast, suggested that despite the 22nd Amendment, which limits presidents to two terms, there are “many different alternatives” to achieve Trump’s goal. He considers Trump an “instrument of divine will” and believes America needs him to finish what was started. A recent poll showed that while 50% of Americans believe Trump will attempt to run, a larger majority, 69%, do not think he should.
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Recent discussions amongst Republicans have brought up the idea of former President Donald Trump running for a third term, despite the 22nd Amendment. Steve Bannon, a former senior advisor to Trump, has stated that there are various ways to ensure Trump is on the ballot in 2028, though he did not specify what those methods are. Others, like Representative Randy Fine, have suggested repealing the 22nd Amendment altogether. Legal experts, however, believe that any attempt to circumvent the amendment is unlikely to succeed and would face significant legal challenges.
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On July 8, 2019, Jeffrey Epstein faced charges of sex trafficking and conspiracy in New York City. Recently, the House Oversight Committee released partially redacted files related to Epstein, revealing names like Elon Musk, Peter Thiel, and Steve Bannon. These documents, obtained through a probe investigating the government’s handling of the Epstein case, included over 8,500 documents. The files contain itineraries and notes by Epstein detailing invitations, trips, and meetings with prominent individuals.
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Newly released documents from House Oversight Democrats reveal Jeffrey Epstein’s connections with prominent figures, including scheduled meetings with Peter Thiel and Steve Bannon, along with a planned visit to Epstein’s island by Elon Musk. The documents, released amidst Republican efforts to halt the release of the Epstein files, are part of a larger push for transparency by Democrats. Concerns about protecting survivors’ identities led to some redactions within the documents. These revelations come as a House resolution for the Epstein Files Transparency Act is gaining momentum, facing opposition from Republican leadership and potential pressure on certain Republican co-signers.
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