by Matea Gold The Washington Post, Rosalind S. Helderman The Washington Post, and Gregory S. Schneider And Frances Stead Sellers The Washington Post In the fall of 2015, before Stephen Bannon became a trusted adviser to the next president, he launched a daily three-hour radio show that catered to what he called “those ‘low-information’ citizens who are mocked and ridiculed by their ‘betters’ — the…
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