Steve Bannon email to Jeffrey Epstein discussing dinner, UN figure, and war‑powers authorisation
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Steve Bannon email to Jeffrey Epstein discussing dinner, UN figure, and war‑powers authorisation The passage links two high‑profile, controversial figures (Bannon and Epstein) and mentions a purported UN president and a pending war‑powers authorisation. However, the content is vague, contains nonsensical names, and provides no concrete dates, transactions, or actionable details, limiting its investigative utility. Key insights: Bannon and Epstein exchanged messages about a dinner meeting.; Reference to inviting "gerry baker" and a person described as "miro lajcak, president of UN" to discuss an EU project.; Allusion to a pending war‑powers authorisation for the Trump administration.
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