‘Release It All’: Steve Bannon Warns Epstein Files Issue ‘Not Going To Go Away’

Former White House adviser Steve Bannon demanded on Thursday the publication of all the documents related to deceased pedophile Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes.

Axios reported on Sunday that a two-page memo showed the Department Of Justice (DOJ) and FBI found that Epstein has left no “client list,” despite continued public skepticism. The former White House chief strategist, speaking on “Bannon’s War Room” called on the DOJ to go to court and push for the release of Epstein evidence or for President Donald Trump to appoint a special prosecutor to handle the publication.

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“I think it’s no doubt they have to go to the court and demand and unseal the sealed evidence in Epstein. It starts there. Then bundle everything together you got — sealed and unsealed — and release it all,” Bannon said. “Or, which I’ve called for yesterday, he should appoint a special prosecutor, special counsel now for the 2020 election and everything after that, and include RussiaGate and all this. You have to do that. That should be done immediately. And that should report to the President of the United States.”

“If DOJ can’t move off the dime and the FBI can’t move off the dime, there should be a special counsel to go through everything and release it all. It seems to me like a binary function, right?” he continued. “So DOJ, to me, should step up to the plate and just go to the court … petition the court to unseal all the evidence. And then let people make their mind up … Only way you can do is release it all. It’s not going to go away. I don’t think this thing is going to go away …  You’ve got to release everything. Just release it all. I don’t think there’s any middle ground.”