Steve Bannon to Complete Prison Sentence Ahead of Election

Bannon's request for early home confinement was denied, keeping him in prison until his scheduled release on October 29.

Steve Bannon, former Trump aide, will be released after serving a 120-day sentence for contempt of Congress.
Bannon's legal team sought early release through home confinement, but the Bureau of Prisons denied the request.
The denial was based on insufficient time to process the transfer under the First Step Act, a Trump-era reform.
Bannon was sentenced for refusing to cooperate with the January 6th House Select Committee's investigation.
He remains a vocal supporter of Donald Trump and is expected to rejoin his podcast, 'War Room,' upon release.