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Why Is Steve Bannon Hiding His Epstein Tapes?

by Ram ben Ze'ev


Why Is Steve Bannon Hiding His Epstein Tapes?
Why Is Steve Bannon Hiding His Epstein Tapes?

It has been confirmed by multiple sources — including Bannon himself — that Steve Bannon recorded over 15 hours of interviews with Jeffrey Epstein in the months leading up to Epstein’s arrest and mysterious death. Bannon, a seasoned political operative and media strategist, has offered vague explanations over the years: the footage was intended for a documentary, perhaps titled The Monsters, exploring Epstein’s life, crimes, and connections.


And yet, despite the overwhelming public interest in the Epstein scandal, these tapes have never been released.


Why not?


What exactly is on those tapes that makes them so unfit for public scrutiny? If they were truly intended to expose Epstein, why has Bannon — a man who claims to be fighting against the so-called corrupt elite — remained silent?



These are not idle questions. Bannon spent hours in Epstein’s Manhattan townhouse, months after Epstein had already been a convicted sex offender. Reports suggest he coached Epstein on media strategy, even helping him prepare for a 60 Minutes-style interview that never materialised. This wasn't opposition research. This was relationship.


If Bannon’s goal was to expose, then his silence has served to conceal. If the recordings are damning — and one assumes they must be — why has he not made them public? Is it because of the names that may be mentioned? The alliances that may be exposed? The implications for powerful men in politics, finance, and media?


Epstein’s black book is public. His flight logs are public. His crimes are known. But his conversations with one of America’s most powerful political strategists remain sealed.


Bannon is not a man known for discretion. He traffics in chaos, thrives on exposure, and rarely resists the chance to stir controversy. Yet on this matter — the one that arguably matters most — he has chosen strategic silence. That silence is deafening.



In a world increasingly numb to scandal, the Epstein case still burns with the stench of unanswered questions and power protected. The existence of these tapes represents more than a journalistic curiosity — it is a moral imperative.


Why won’t Steve Bannon release them?


Until he does, every word he speaks about corruption and elite cover-ups rings hollow.

There are 15 hours of answers.


We are simply waiting to hear them.


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