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Epstein's brother wants to see Bannon's unseen footage of his brother
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10:12Now PlayingThe New York Times is reporting that an accuser of Jeffrey Epstein spoke with the FBI twice to report sexual assault by Epstein and to alert them of his connections to powerful men including Donald Trump. Also, Epstein's brother wants to see Steven Bannon's alleged 15 hours of unseen footage of his brother. NBC News White House Correspondent Vaughn Hillyard, MSNBC Legal Correspondent Lisa Rubin and New York Times National Reporter Mike Baker, join Katy Tur with the latest details.
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