If you've never done so, you might go to the Breitbart article linked earlier that was about Bill Kristol.
http://www.debatepolitics.com/redir...bill-kristol-republican-spoiler-renegade-jew/
And then read the comments. If you do, you'll understand why people aren't calling him a voice of the alt-right or a white nationalist or anti-Semite just because of what might have been said in a divorce. It's clear Breitbart welcomes anti-Semites and white nationalists. People who worked there for Bannon make similar claims about Bannon. He's never denied being a voice for the alt-right, and has in fact claimed proudly he's a voice of the alt-right. All he does is deny that the movement itself is anti-Semitic, or racist, or white nationalist, but obviously embraces the 'nationalist' part. So then go read a few alt-right outlets and judge for yourself whether the movement is white nationalist or not.
Who knows whether or not Bannon is personally anti-Semitic, or whether he just hates all liberals, and there are lots of Jewish liberals. The problem is he's never given any indication that he cares whether the alt-right movement is 'shot through' with white nationalists.
