White House releases Steve Bannon’s financial disclosure

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White House officials released chief strategist Steve Bannon’s financial disclosure form Friday evening, outlining the former Breitbart News chief’s past positions in media and film companies.

Bannon received a $191,000 salary for his work as Breitbart’s chairman, a role he left in August when he joined the Trump campaign. He took in $61,539 for his role as chairman of the Government Accountability Institute, a nonprofit associated with Breitbart that also boasts Peter Schweizer, author of Clinton Cash, as its president.

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