Bannon email discussing 2018 political outlook and Mueller investigation
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The passage is a forward‑looking political commentary from Steve Bannon with no concrete allegations, transaction details, or new evidence. It mentions Donald Trump, the Mueller investigation, and Bre Bannon references pressure on Trump from the Mueller investigation. Mentions upcoming Supreme Court nomination of Brett Kavanaugh. Speculates about a possible third‑party or “chaos” candidate in 2020
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