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In a new twist to the ongoing Epstein saga, emails between the disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein and Steve Bannon, former advisor to US President Donald Trump, reveal a surprising relationship. In November 2018, as Bannon prepared for an Oxford Union speech amidst protests, he communicated closely with Epstein regarding his travel plans. Epstein provided flight advice, suggesting an alternative route through Bahrain after Bannon faced protest delays.

 

The emails, released by the US House oversight committee, include exchanges from over 20,000 pages of Epstein's estate documents. In these conversations, Epstein seemingly acted as a personal assistant, arranging flights and offering to “make sure you’re well looked after” during trips. While Bannon is not accused of any wrongdoing, the documents paint a picture of a closer relationship than previously known, with Epstein even joking about being the "most highly paid travel agent in history."

 

Bannon was a key player in Trump’s 2016 election campaign and early administration, but he left the White House in August 2017. He is known to have been working on a film about Epstein, claiming to have over 15 hours of footage, set for release in a five-part series early next year. The uncovered emails, however, hint at a deeper connection, with conversations touching on logistics and even UK politics, including Brexit discussions involving figures like Nigel Farage, Boris Johnson, and Jacob Rees-Mogg.

 

In November 2018, Bannon emailed Epstein about his meeting involvement with prominent UK politicians. Epstein advised Bannon to extend his UK stay, questioning Theresa May's political future amid Brexit tensions. The messages reveal a stark look at political manoeuvres, although a spokesperson for Reform UK denied any meetings between Bannon and the mentioned British political figures, according to the BBC.

 

As the House of Representatives readies to vote on further releasing investigative files on Epstein next week, tensions rise. Epstein's 2019 death in prison left many unanswered questions about his powerful connections. This week’s document release, featuring names like Trump—who denies any wrongdoing—rekindles interest in Epstein’s ties with influential individuals worldwide.

 

 

 

Key Takeaways:

 

• Emails show Steve Bannon receiving personal assistance from Jeffrey Epstein.
• Bannon's connections to major UK political figures via Epstein are surfaced.
• Further US votes on Epstein investigative file releases are imminent.

 

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  Adapted by ASEAN Now from BBC 2025-11-15

 

 

Why "unexpected"? I want to know about Jeff dealing with Russian intelligence... seems Vlad would have paid well for some compromising videos, ya think?

I sure hope Steve was 'well looked-after'! Read the book, waiting for his movie, the uncensored version.

From the BBC.

Now that they cannot attack Trump anymore because of the lawsuit,

they go after Bannon with this non-story.

Lefties grasping at straws.

No doubt Bannon was close to Epstein just like Trump was close to Epstein, and now they're all scurrying around like little rodents trying to pretend that that association and friendship never happened.

 

Pretend all you want, but you guys are guilty as sin. 

On 11/15/2025 at 1:18 PM, unblocktheplanet said:

I sure hope Steve was 'well looked-after'! Read the book, waiting for his movie, the uncensored version.

It was likely his own version of Caligula. These guys are absolutely depraved, without morality, without compunction, overly entitled, and absolutely bankrupt when it comes to integrity. And Trump is at the very top of that list, he is likely the most depraved of them all. 

6 hours ago, FlorC said:

From the BBC.

Now that they cannot attack Trump anymore because of the lawsuit,

they go after Bannon with this non-story.

Lefties grasping at straws.

Lol! Your post is an excellent example of "grasping at straws"! 

I’m not sure it’s entirely unexpected.