Steve Bannon Is in Trouble, and It Has Nothing To Do With Epstein
February 18, 2026
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as posted by the channelSam Stein and Will Sommer give their takes on the latest lawsuit against Steve Bannon. The suit alleges investors behind a pro-Trump meme coin that Bannon promoted saw $2.7 million in transaction fees meant for charity go missing. They break down how the “FJB Coin,” launched to capitalize on the “Let’s Go Brandon” movement, promised that a portion of every transaction would go to conservative-friendly charities, but now investors claim the money can’t be accounted for. Plus, they explore Bannon’s ongoing ties to Jeffrey Epstein and what it all means for his standing in Trumpworld.
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10 claims extractedBannon was one of Epstein's closest associates before death
Bannon and Epstein purchased FJB coin; investors claim fraud
Bannon and Epstein could not account for promised charitable donations
Bannon has history of misusing funds from build-the-wall campaign
Bannon indicted and pardoned for build-the-wall fundraising scheme
Build-the-wall funds spent on personal expenses
FJB coin administrators claim $2.7 million missing; Bannon accused of misappropriation
FJB coin wallets frozen; investors unable to recover funds
Bannon and Epstein collaborated on documentary and discussed overthrowing Pope
Roger Stone uses Epstein connection to attack Bannon
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