his children in michael wolff s book fire and fury. barn was in a interesting situation. he needed a favor. he was in legal trouble at the time. when he was arrested on a chinese billionaire s yacht by the postal service policemen, bannon was charged with federal crimes, with wire fraud and conspiracy and money-laundering conspiracy. those are serious criminal offenses stemming from an alleged grift whereas he and his associates allegedly conned die hard trump supporters out of millions of dollars of bogus promises to use the money to privately fund the border wall and to use some of the funds on lavish personal expenses. if you are saying that s not the steve bannon i know, who knows? we ll never really know. he is not going to go to trial for it. bannon was in trouble. perhaps he wanted to be back in the good graces with the man with unequivocal pardon power. he began telling trump the things trump wanted to hear.
deadly insurrection, he was also apparently ingratiating himself to the president. private counseling him on the, election afterwards the attempted coup. that line of communication between the two men is notable because ban and very publicly fell in favor of the trump years earlier. when he was quoted making disparaging remarks about the president, and his, children and michael wolf s book fire and fury, of course bannon was an interesting situation you might, recall he needed a favor, as you might remember, he was in some legal trouble at the time you know when he was arrested on a chinese billionaires yacht, by the postal service policeman? bannon, was charged with a federal, crimes wire fraud and conspiracy, and money laundering conspiracy, those are serious criminal offenses, stemming from an alleged grift where he and his associates allegedly conned die hard trump supporters out of millions of dollars of bogus promises to use the money to privately fund a border wall, only to turn
October 14, 2021 Acting United States Attorney Nicholas W. Chase, District of North Dakota, along with Acting United States Attorney Scott E. Asphaug, District of Oregon, and Assistant Attorney General Kenneth A. Polite, Jr., U.S. Department of Justice, Criminal Division, announced that Steven Barros Pinto of Pawtucket, Rhode Island, was sentenced by Chief U.S. District Court Judge Peter Welte, to 33 years imprisonment for the charges of Conspiracy to Distribute Controlled Substances and Controlled Substances Analogues, Conspiracy to Import Controlled Substances and Controlled Substances Analogues into the United States, Money Laundering Conspiracy, Continuing Criminal Enterprise (CCE), and Obstruction of Justice.
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