In the wake of AB's death Bannon INSISTED that Ab died of "natural causes" and that there was "nothing to" the "conspiracy theories" surrounding his death.
Filmmaker Steve Bannon, appointed executive chairman of the Breitbart News Network after Breitbart’s death, has insisted to WND that the media mogul died of natural causes and to suggest anything else is irresponsible.
“Breitbart had an enlarged heart,” Bannon told WND. “He had been hospitalized for the problem last year and told to lose weight that he did not lose.”
Bannon, formerly a Breitbart News Network board member, told WND that for months prior to his death, Breitbart had been working overtime to finalize a refinancing of his news agency.
“He died of natural causes,” Bannon said. “The family wants the matter put to rest, and WND is beginning to irritate me suspecting foul play.”
In addition to Bannon, Laurence Solov, formerly president and chief operating officer, was elevated after Breitbart’s death. Solov took Breitbart’s place as CEO.>
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equineluvr ago
In the wake of AB's death Bannon INSISTED that Ab died of "natural causes" and that there was "nothing to" the "conspiracy theories" surrounding his death.
Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2012/05/now-a-witness-to-breitbarts-death-disappears/#c2lGhtBRtG2qt0rV.99
I have never trusted Bannon since.