Epstein Secrets

his own staff. This first phase of the most abnor- mal White House in American history ended in August 2017. with the departure of chief strategist Stephen K. Bannon and the appointment of retired general John Kelly as chief of staff. This new account begins in February 2018 at the outset of Trump's second year

nd, attorney, and tough-guy mentor, and Robert Kennedy. John F. Kennedy's brother. "He was always on my ass about Roy Cohn and Bobby Kennedy," said Steve Bannon, the political strategist who, perhaps more than anyone else, was responsible for Trump's victory. "'Roy Cohn and Bobby Kennedy; he would say. 'Whe

e and said, "going to do you a big favor. Give me your a card. Don't ask me why, just give it to me. You'll be thanking me for rest of your life:" Bannon opened his wallet and gave Priebus his American ExI card. Priebus shortly returned, handed the card back, and said, "You have legal insurance Over

tion by the Palm Beach police. And as Epstein's legal prob- lems escalated, the house, with only minor improvements, was acquired for $96 million by Dmitry Rybolovlev, an oligarch who was part of the close Putin circle of government-aligned industrialists in Russia, and who, in fact, never moved into the house. T

nsing the money. Epstein, on his part, would be sentenced to 30 months, 12 of those months in jail on a prostitution charge. After the election, when Bannon was introduced to Epstein, Bannon told him, "You were the one person I was truly afraid of coming forward during the campaign." "not surprising" said

but the new Trump property, with only minor improvements, was bought 3 years later in 08, the time Trump was facing his huge debt. for $96 million by Dmitry Rybolovlev. a Russain oligarch. That is, Trump had either miraculously earned $55 million, without putting up a dime, or Rybolovlev, or someone such as Rybolovl

ng the money. E=stein, on his part, would be senetenced to 30 months, 12 of those months in =ail on a prostitution charge. After the election, when Bannon was introduced =o Epstein, Bannon told him, "You were the one person I was truly afra=d of coming forward during the campaign." =9Cnot surprising "

the new Trump property , with only minor impr=vements, was bought 3 years later in 08 , the time Trump was facing his huge debt. for $9= million by Dmitry Rybolovlev. a Russain oligarch. That is, Trump ha= either miraculously earned $55 million, without putting up a dime, or Rybolovlev, or someone su=h as Rybolov

for the house, thereby cleansing the money. E=stein, on his part, would spend 12 months in jail on a prostitution charge. After the election, when Bannon was introduced =o Epstein, Bannon told him, "You were the one person I was truly afra=d of coming forward during the campaign." =9CAnd rightly so,"

his name for=commercial properties owned by someone else.) A furious Epstein, suspecting that the real owner w=s a Russian oligarch, who Trump knew, Dmitry Rybolovlev—part of the clo=e Putin circle of government-aligned industrialists in Russia—threatened to=expose the deal, then getting extensive scrutiny in Flor

n his own staff. This first phase of the most abnor- mal White House in American history ended in August 2017, with the departure of chief strategist Stephen K. Bannon and the appointment of retired general John Kelly as chief of staff. This new account begins in February 2018 at the outset of Trumps second year in

ation by the Palm Beach police. And as Epstein’s legal prob- lems escalated, the house, with only minor improvements, was acquired for $96 million by Dmitry Rybolovlev, an oligarch who was part of the close Putin circle of government-aligned industrialists in Russia, and who, SIEGE 15 in fact, never moved into the

according to four people familiar with the discussions.” But however many people SIEGE 37 Costa had spoken to about the background machinations of Steve Ban- non, what mattered was that he had spoken directly and at length to Bannon himself, who was using the Washington Post to pitch a plan to the president.

, what mattered was that he had spoken directly and at length to Bannon himself, who was using the Washington Post to pitch a plan to the president. Bannonss three-part plan for Trump instantly made its way to the Oval Office. And the next morning, the president offered Kushner his view that he should fire

his name for commercial properties owned by someone else.) A furious Epstein, suspecting that the real owner was a Russian oligarch, who Trump knew, Dmitry Rybolovlev-part of the close Putin circle of government- aligned industrialists in Russia-threatened to expose the deal, then getting extensive scrutiny in Flor

lf for the house, thereby cleansing the money. Epstein, on his part, would spend 12 months in jail on a prostitution charge. After the election, when Bannon was introduced to Epstein, Bannon told him, "You were the one person I was truly afraid of coming forward during the campaign." "And rightly so," sai

ation by local Palm Beach police. Epstein's legal problems vastly escalated as the house, with only minor improvements, was bought for $96 million by Dmitry Rybolovlev. That is, Trump had either miraculously earned $55 million, without putting up a dime, or Rybolovlev, or someone such as Rybolovlev, paid Trump Prope

y. Epstein, on his part, would spend 12 months in jail on a prostitution charge. HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030987 --- PAGE BREAK --- After the election, when Bannon was introduced to Epstein, Bannon told him, "You were the one person I was truly afraid of coming forward during the campaign." "And rightly so," sai