“When I was asked by Bloomberg Businessweek to photograph Steve Bannon, I had to sit down and thoroughly debate it, asking myself whether giving a voice to such a man would be the right thing to do. I had been following his steps since he first was appointed Trump’s chief strategist, and the man and his personal philosophy simply appalled me. I decided to go only because it was Bloomberg Businessweek, and the accompanying article was written by Joshua Green, who I knew was not going to write propaganda for Bannon. Having read so much by and on Bannon, I was not very comfortable being in the same room as him, but it was a few weeks after he was removed from the White House, and his boldness seemed to be gone. It was not easy, but it was news, and news has to be told.”