US EditionEpstein’s brother demands to see Bannon’s unseen footage of sex offender
UNITED STATES, JUL 19 – Steve Bannon plans to release his 15 hours of interviews with Jeffrey Epstein in early 2026 amid ongoing calls for transparency about Epstein's connections to elites and intelligence agencies.
- Jeffrey Epstein's brother Mark Epstein demanded that Steve Bannon release 15 hours of unreleased footage filmed with Epstein before his 2019 death in jail.
- The footage stems from extensive interviews Bannon conducted with Epstein in 2019, shortly before Epstein died while awaiting trial for sex crimes.
- Mark Epstein said Bannon aimed to help rehabilitate Epstein's reputation and discussed funding a documentary that has yet to be released.
- Bannon promised to release part of the footage in early 2026, stating "You're going to have to name names" about elites and intelligence links in Epstein's story.
- The unreleased footage could shed light on Epstein's relationships with elites and intelligence services, fueling calls for greater transparency and unsealing of related files.
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Epstein’s brother demands to see Bannon’s unseen footage of sex offender
Jeffrey Epstein’s brother on Friday called on Steve Bannon, a former senior adviser to President Donald Trump, to release hours of video footage shot years ago with the now-dead sex offender. “Let me see the videotapes,” Mark Epstein told NBC…
Epstein’s brother demands to see Bannon’s unseen footage of sex offender - Washington Examiner
Jeffrey Epstein’s brother on Friday called on Steve Bannon, a former senior adviser to President Donald Trump, to release hours of video footage shot years ago with the now-dead sex offender. “Let me see the videotapes,” Mark Epstein told NBC News. “He’s my brother.” Bannon spent 15 hours interviewing Epstein in 2019 for what he described as a documentary. The footage for the documentary, which was never released, was shot shortly before Epstei…
Officially, he was a brilliant and prosperous financier. But above all, he is known as the man who created a sexual hell for teenagers in the Caribbean. His case has resurfaced.
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