HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_025517.txt
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_025517.txt
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The document focuses on Steve Bannon and his tour in Europe.
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The document focuses on Steve Bannon and his tour in Europe. The German media has acknowledged that they underestimated Bannon's abilities, despite their dislike of his aims. Bannon continues to energize the anti-establishment populist base as he moves through Europe. The mainstream media cannot help but admire his abilities, even if they do not like his goals.
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