Podcast explora conexões de Epstein com Thiel e Bannon

Um novo episódio do podcast da Nation examina os laços entre o falecido Jeffrey Epstein e figuras como Peter Thiel e Steve Bannon.

A discussão foca em se esses vínculos faziam parte de uma rede de elite mais ampla, por vezes chamada de classe Epstein. O programa questiona se favores compartilhados foram o único elo entre o grupo ou se existia uma visão de mundo comum entre eles.

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