In 2021, the New York Post featured a trailer for a documentary about Jeffrey Epstein produced by Steve Bannon, a former adviser to Donald Trump. The documentary, which purportedly contains around 15 hours of footage of Epstein, never saw its release. Epstein’s brother, Mark, has recently urged Bannon to share the unseen footage, expressing a need to understand more about his late brother, who died by suicide in prison in 2019. Bannon and Epstein collaborated after the Miami Herald highlighted Epstein’s history of abuse in 2018, aiming to rehabilitate Epstein’s tarnished reputation.
Mark Epstein recounted discussions with Bannon in New York City post his brother’s death, where Bannon expressed intentions to create a documentary while seeking financial backing. Despite spending significant time with Epstein, Bannon has faced no accusations of wrongdoing or involvement in Epstein’s criminal activities. He remains a prominent figure in conservative media and has discussed returning to the Epstein narrative, hinting at a planned five-part documentary series.
The trailer depicted Epstein endorsing the Time’s Up movement against sexual harassment while responding to Bannon’s inquiries about his wealth and properties. Critics, including conservative commentator Ben Shapiro, have urged Bannon to release the footage for greater transparency. Bannon himself suggested that it could expose deeper connections between Epstein’s actions and global elites. Amid speculation surrounding Epstein’s death, Mark voiced doubts about the official suicide ruling, claiming evidence suggests potential foul play, a sentiment that resonates within certain circles, despite official reports from the FBI.
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