
In spring 2018, Steve Bannon and Jeffrey Epstein were both outcasts from President Donald Trump’s realm. Bannon had left his job as White House chief strategist several months earlier, after an internal power struggle, and Epstein’s friendship with Trump had ended about a decade earlier. Limited time: Save 25% on NBC News subscription Get exclusive reporting, live Q&As and ad-free reading. But that year, Bannon and Epstein found they had much more in common.
Main Idea: Newly released Epstein files show Steve Bannon had a close relationship with Jeffrey Epstein and helped him try to rebuild his public image, raising fresh questions about Bannon’s role in the MAGA movement.
Key Points:
The Epstein files may deepen distrust in political leaders and amplify MAGA infighting, which can unsettle voters and weaken confidence in public institutions.
More records can help taxpayers and voters better judge powerful figures and demand greater transparency.
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