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Steve Bannon accused of making ‘Nazi salute’ during CPAC speech

Feb 21

Steve Bannon raised his arm in a gesture resembling a Nazi salute during his speech at the Conservative Policy Action Conference, according to Louis Keene. Following Bannon’s speech, comparisons were made to Elon Musk’s previous gesture, also termed a Nazi salute.

In his speech at CPAC, Bannon rallied the crowd with phrases like, “We’re not gonna retreat,” before making the gesture.

The Anti-Defamation League did not respond to inquiries regarding Bannon’s gesture, as mentioned in the news report.

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