Steve Bannon and Jeffrey Epstein discuss funding a political think‑tank, coalition strategy, and possible use of a church for legal protection
The exchange reveals Bannon seeking money from Epstein for a think‑tank, ad buys, and policy meetings, and hints at structuring a religious entity to claim clergy‑privilege against Mueller. It provide Bannon asks Epstein for money to fund a think‑tank, advertising, and policy events. Discussion of creating a coalition of populist/nationalist, conservative Christian groups to sustain Suggestion to
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The exchange reveals Bannon seeking money from Epstein for a think‑tank, ad buys, and policy meetings, and hints at structuring a religious entity to claim clergy‑privilege against Mueller. It provide Bannon asks Epstein for money to fund a think‑tank, advertising, and policy events. Discussion of creating a coalition of populist/nationalist, conservative Christian groups to sustain Suggestion to
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