Did Steve Bannon 'Leave' Breitbart, Or Was He FIRED?
January 11, 2018
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---Donald Trump made Steve Bannon. And, on Tuesday, he unmade him.
Bannon, who served as Trump's senior White House strategist until he was fired in August 2017, left as the head of Breitbart News -- roughly one week after quotes critical of Trump and his family went public in Michael Wolff's blockbuster book, "Fire and Fury."
Bannon's allegations -- that the July 2016 meeting involving Donald Trump Jr. and several Russians who had promised dirt on Hillary Clinton was "treasonous," for one -- set the President off.
Trump took a flamethrower to Bannon, whom he suggested had lost his mind. He even gave Bannon a much dreaded nickname -- "Sloppy Steve" -- presumably in reference to Bannon's unshaved appearance and penchant for wearing three (or more) collared shirts layered on top of one another.---
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