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00:00:30.000 Hello everybody, I'm Lou Dobbs and welcome to the Great America Show. Great to have you with us.

00:00:35.840 With the entry of Governor DeSantis, the Republican field of candidates has grown to six,

00:00:41.680 running for the 2024 nomination. The governor had a rocky start to his campaign and his poll numbers

00:00:48.740 aren't looking much better. And President Trump is making it clear to DeSantis and the other five

00:00:54.420 candidates that he won't be making it easy for them at all. A new economist YouGov poll has President

00:01:01.140 Trump's net favorability rating at an all-time high. The latest poll shows President Trump with a 49%

00:01:09.560 favorability rating among all registered voters. His favorability rating up eight points from the

00:01:16.180 beginning of the year. As you would expect, Trump's favorability among Republicans only still remains

00:01:22.280 sky-high. 84%. 54% of those view him as very favorable. And nothing favorable at all about the

00:01:31.500 way Americans are looking at the FBI. Republicans announcing they're investigating the Bank of America

00:01:38.060 for providing the FBI with customer records and data. The investigation comes following whistleblower

00:01:45.740 testimony claiming Bank of America voluntarily shared the private financial data of its customers

00:01:52.860 with the FBI without any legal guidelines or protection for their customers. The FBI and the

00:01:59.740 Department of Justice, as we all know, are politically corrupt. And the recently released Durham report

00:02:06.140 only further validating that view of just how pervasively corrupt the FBI truly is. Our guest today has

00:02:15.060 experienced what the FBI has become. Our guest is Republican strategist and author Roger Stone. Roger awakened to

00:02:23.460 the FBI at his doorstep at five in the morning with a CNN camera crew, by the way, right behind them. Outrageous

00:02:31.220 misconduct by the FBI. More outrageous, their treatment of Roger Stone. Roger is the host of

00:02:38.260 Stone Zone, and you can catch him live each weekday at 5 p.m. Eastern time at stonezone.live. Roger, great to

00:02:47.000 have you with us here on The Great America Show. Delighted that you're here. I want to start, if I may, with

00:02:52.140 the DeSantis campaign and what a launch it was. Yeah, very unconventional and I think sadly not as

00:03:00.980 effective as it might have been. I mean, the choice of Twitter space is interesting, but Lou, we live in a

00:03:08.520 visual world. Your show isn't a podcast, it's a webcast where people can see us. And I think that

00:03:17.680 dimension was missing. Also, we don't know whether the governor was reading his comments, although

00:03:25.460 it appeared that way to me. And I think in this visual world of ours, it was missing that dimension.

00:03:34.800 In retrospect, had he done a more traditional announcement, an announcement to which he actually

00:03:42.540 invited the media, I think he would have gotten substantially more coverage. And then on top

00:03:49.120 of it, the optics of having your announcement at a $5,000 ahead donor event is not really conducive

00:03:59.120 to the average voter. All interesting considerations. And that's why I implored you to be here today to

00:04:07.880 take these things up that many of us would have missed. But among those things that bothered me

00:04:15.640 was, and like you, I couldn't tell at various points if the governor was, it was just his monotone or

00:04:22.800 whether or not he was actually reading from a script. But on the other hand, I thought it was a success in

00:04:30.120 a strange way for Twitter, because just the conversation really did work, I think. But part

00:04:39.000 of that may have been because the governor didn't have to carry the load himself. Indeed, he wasn't

00:04:43.500 even the star attraction. It was Elon Musk. What do you think of those dynamics?

00:04:50.020 Look, this was very, very good for Twitter and very, very good for Elon Musk. And to the extent that

00:04:57.480 Twitter can move into the void that is left, I think, by a bunch of bad business decisions at Fox

00:05:05.680 News, for example, and other cable networks, I think that's a very positive thing. I also like the

00:05:12.420 fact that Elon Musk made it clear that this same setup, this kind of Twitter space will be available

00:05:19.340 to other presidential candidates, whether it's Donald Trump or Robert Kennedy or Nikki Haley. So

00:05:26.640 he's not really playing favorites. For those who are trying to say, oh, well, this means Musk has

00:05:33.100 endorsed DeSantis. No, I don't think that's what it meant. Twitter is becoming a much more vibrant

00:05:40.720 and important place in our entire political dialogue. I'm happy to be back there, to be honest with you.

00:05:47.240 I'm grateful because I was banned for life and still am at Facebook, Instagram, YouTube. I'm not really

00:05:54.800 sure why, but I'm grateful to be back on Twitter. So bottom line, very good for Twitter, very good for

00:06:02.100 Elon Musk. I think it could have been better for Governor DeSantis.

00:06:06.800 And how was it, do you think, for President Trump? There were a couple of points at which

00:06:13.340 Governor DeSantis, the comeback rhetoric that he used was simply an echo of President Trump,

00:06:23.640 his use of the America first and make America great again platforms. I thought he should have

00:06:31.400 given at least some credit to a tip of the hat to his sources.

00:06:37.920 Well, Lou, let's face it. If you had a chance to see the Beatles or to see a Beatles tribute band,

00:06:45.520 which one are you going to take? You're going to go see the Beatles. And I think the governor needs

00:06:51.440 to be very, very careful because all of the polling that I have seen shows that those who like Ron

00:06:59.100 DeSantis love Donald Trump. What's amazing about Trump is the intensity of his support. In other

00:07:07.640 words, his voters are not just for him. They love him. They will not abandon him despite these attacks

00:07:16.480 by the Biden administration, the weaponization of the judiciary system against him. I should say

00:07:23.580 the judicial branch against him. In a perverse way, they just make his candidacy stronger.

00:07:31.440 So while the DeSantis campaign was crowing about raising a million dollars in the 24 hours after his

00:07:40.700 announcement, by the way, I'd like to know what the average contribution was. Donald Trump raised three

00:07:46.380 and a half million dollars in the 48 hours after this New York prosecutor filed what I believe is a

00:07:54.600 completely baseless and motivated legal action against him. So look, DeSantis is getting into a cage

00:08:04.080 match with the champion. And I think he's going to find the sledding perhaps much tougher than he thinks.

00:08:10.800 And I suspect part of him, at least, is hoping there will be other entrants into the race for the

00:08:17.300 Republican nomination just so that the pain can be distributed across a greater number of candidates,

00:08:24.320 because I think you're exactly right. He is formidable, as he's demonstrated over and over.

00:08:31.400 Certainly in the primaries, he is bone crushing. And I have to say, I find it not only effective,

00:08:39.600 but entertaining. And I think most Americans do. Let's turn to the issue of money that you just

00:08:48.620 raised, the million dollars within an hour or so with a bunch of fat cats, as they used to be called.

00:08:55.540 Now I just call them oligarchs. It's a little simpler and more precise. This is a strange,

00:09:03.260 strange country we have right now, because we're watching billionaires coalesce around the idea of

00:09:11.020 a certain direction in public policy, and then they go look for a candidate, and then they manufacture

00:09:18.260 it. Is DeSantis, in your judgment, just that manufactured prop for these oligarchs' visions?

00:09:27.500 I think that's precisely what he is. More importantly, I think it's about business. In other

00:09:32.700 words, he has a disproportionate number of tech billionaires, many of whom are involved in the

00:09:39.980 building of technology, which is really used to surveil the American people, surveil consumers,

00:09:48.220 but surveil private citizens. Is their ultimate goal large government-funded contracts? Is that why

00:09:57.260 they're on board? Donald Trump's financial strength in politics going all the way back to 2016 has

00:10:06.620 always been the small and medium-sized donor, the small business person. It's a misnomer to say,

00:10:13.180 oh, well, this billionaire moved from Trump to DeSantis. Well, when you look more carefully,

00:10:19.060 this billionaire was for Donald Trump as soon as he was nominated, or in some cases,

00:10:24.080 not until he was actually elected. And therefore, that combined with the governor's newfound

00:10:34.080 penchant for secrecy, I think is deeply disturbing. Look, I live in Florida. We had until recently the

00:10:43.200 most sweeping and I think effective sunshine laws in the country. Any Florida citizen could find out

00:10:52.120 where the state airplane was, what was going on in public meetings, who was in the governor's mansion,

00:11:00.120 how much was being spent by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement to provide security

00:11:06.200 for the governor. Now, under a new law signed by Governor DeSantis, all those things are a secret.

00:11:14.680 The way they rationalize that is to say, well, for security reasons. Well, I'm sorry, knowing whose

00:11:22.180 plane the governor was flying in and what it cost and where he went three weeks ago is not a security

00:11:30.220 question. I could see some concern about the public having access to his future travels. That's a

00:11:37.360 legitimate argument. But this entire secrecy about those oligarchs and what their role is,

00:11:45.360 I think is very important. This fellow, David Sachs, who was the moderator yesterday,

00:11:52.980 he's a Hillary Clinton supporter. And he supported the bailout of the Silicon Valley Bank.

00:12:00.820 What are his motives for being for Ron DeSantis? Yeah, all legitimate and important questions.

00:12:08.880 And frankly, I believe that the folks, the citizens of Florida are going to be chewing over what has

00:12:17.160 happened, whether it is permitting the governor to run for president while governor, a new law,

00:12:23.500 whether it is consigning his travel to to deeply sealed vaults somewhere and out of the prying eyes

00:12:34.780 of the public. I am a firm, as you would suspect, a firm believer in the public's right to know.

00:12:40.880 And I'm an absolutist about it. I agree with you about the future travel. That is fair,

00:12:47.060 fairly put. Past travel, we need to know everything that any government official is doing, period.

00:12:55.660 We're talking with Roger Stone. He is a legend. He is a great American, a brilliant strategist. And we

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00:14:32.400 We're back talking with Roger Stone and amongst the plaudits that I offered up going into the

00:14:39.180 break. I neglected to say bestselling author, and he's written a number of some of my favorite books

00:14:47.180 and is an expert, if you will, on the assassination of JFK. And I just think, first of all, I want to

00:15:00.780 compliment you on your authorship. And I am, as you might also guess, intensely interested in JFK and that

00:15:10.340 entire era for what it did speak to in the way of a projection to where we are today, that is the

00:15:18.260 emergence of a deep state that was kinetic, not simply a remnant in a far corner of the federal

00:15:26.580 government. Your thoughts now about what President Trump has to contend with, an avarice deep state

00:15:36.860 that is absolutely the tool of the Marxist Dems who run the Democrat Party now and this puppet

00:15:45.040 president, in my view. Your thoughts, Roger? Well, first of all, as you know, Lou, I worked for

00:15:51.860 Richard Nixon. I worked for Senator Bob Dole, one of the greatest Americans of the 20th century.

00:15:57.940 They were both very, very tough guys, but neither one of them is as tough as Donald Trump. I really

00:16:06.840 don't know how a man, given what he is facing and the level of persecution and the two-tiered nature of

00:16:15.920 it, in other words, being held to a completely different standard than anyone else in public life

00:16:22.080 and still function every day. I mean, I talked to the president fairly regularly, and Lou, he's

00:16:29.900 upbeat, he's optimistic, he's resolute, he loves combat. Let's be candid about it. There's nothing

00:16:39.240 more than he likes than mixing it up, but I think he rightfully feels persecuted. And what it speaks to,

00:16:47.180 in my opinion, is a realization by the Democrats that they do not want to run against Donald Trump.

00:16:55.700 They particularly don't want to run against a Donald Trump who learned an enormous amount in his first

00:17:01.840 term. When you consider all of the obstacles put in his way, when you consider the complete

00:17:10.040 documentation now in the John Durham report, that the government never had any probable cause

00:17:17.000 to open the investigations into Trump, had no evidence whatsoever of Russian collusion.

00:17:24.860 I got jammed up in this myself because when Mueller couldn't find any evidence of Russian collusion,

00:17:32.100 he sought to create it. And they wanted me to testify falsely against the president, since

00:17:39.680 in their investigation into me, they hadn't found either Russian collusion or WikiLeaks collaboration.

00:17:46.200 So they charge you with process crimes to pressure you into lying, which, as you know,

00:17:52.660 I refused to do. So I've lived in that pressure cooker. Yesterday, you had one of the president's

00:18:00.680 former lawyers talking about his going to prison over the handling of documents, where it appears to me

00:18:08.520 that all of his recent predecessors in the White House handled documents the exact same way he did,

00:18:15.300 including, by the way, Joe Biden. So the weaponization against him speaks to their fear of running against

00:18:24.420 him in an open, fair, free, transparent election. But here's the strangest part. The attacks on him

00:18:32.720 seem to make him stronger. The attacks on him seem to fatten his war chest from small and medium-sized

00:18:41.240 donors. And the attacks against him, I think, further educate the people that he's being persecuted

00:18:48.460 because they don't want him back, which is a good reason why the average American voter would want him

00:18:55.240 back. As you say, he is a man who loves being in the arena. He loves the fight. He loves the combat,

00:19:03.600 as you put it. He is also, as you addressed it, he does feel persecuted. And the extraordinary thing

00:19:12.620 about that is that is precisely what he is. He's been persecuted, politically persecuted. For now,

00:19:19.760 we're in the eighth year. This is an amazing fact of American life to me, is that the party itself,

00:19:31.920 the Republican Party, I understand its establishment. I understand it's principally rhinos in its 1.00

00:19:38.540 leadership. I do not understand how any man or woman in those positions of leadership in the Republican

00:19:44.420 Party could have sat on their hands and watched as he is persecuted by the Department of Justice,

00:19:54.060 by the FBI, by the Democratic National Committee, by the Hillary Clinton campaign, by their operatives,

00:20:01.900 the deep state throughout federal government, the entire intelligence apparatus of this country,

00:20:08.680 at one point aligned against him, not Russia, not China, working to destroy his chance of being

00:20:16.320 president and then to overthrow him. And almost without a peep from the leaders of this country

00:20:24.300 and other arenas, that is business, academia, law, not a peep. What do you think?

00:20:33.700 Well, Lou, look, I have a long and sentimental attachment to the Republican Party, you know,

00:20:40.680 the party of Lincoln, the party of Goldwater, the party of Reagan, the party of Trump. But I also

00:20:47.820 have to be realistic about the fact that at the leadership levels, both parties have been co-opted

00:20:55.540 by a ruling, wealthy, global and national elite. And therefore, Donald Trump's elevation and his nomination

00:21:07.160 in 2016 was really the hostile takeover of the Republican Party. And what's most disturbing is the failure of

00:21:17.280 Republicans to step forward, in many cases, to defend this president and to appoint out the

00:21:25.520 two-tier justice system, the fact that the man has been persecuted, indeed, hounded now for eight years.

00:21:34.200 It's shocking to me watching the lame street media, again, with people on MSNBC and CNN,

00:21:44.580 pointing to the Senate Intelligence Committee report as their proof of Russian collusion.

00:21:51.080 Lou, the Senate Intelligence Committee report is a crock. Every single reference to me, for example,

00:21:58.720 in there is completely false and incorrect. It's as if somebody clipped any fake news media story

00:22:05.580 from the lowest rent left-wing website and just takes it as fact. There is no Russian collusion.

00:22:14.640 Mr. Mueller couldn't find it. Mr. Durham couldn't find it. Yet, sadly, there's a substantial amount of people

00:22:22.180 in the country who still believe this as a fact because, well, I saw it on TV, so it must be true. 1.00

00:22:31.240 Our problem today are not these highly motivated, screwball, left-wing, socialist Democrats.

00:22:41.880 Our problem are the weak-kneed, lily-livered, feckless, gutless, country club establishment Republicans

00:22:52.500 who, in between sipping white wine, don't seem to have the gumption to defend perhaps the greatest president

00:23:01.760 in my lifetime. It's really frustrating.

00:23:04.600 It is frustrating, and I think he is the greatest president, certainly in my judgment, since Abraham Lincoln.

00:23:14.280 And I think I can successfully defend that against most. The possibility that he could be, again,

00:23:23.960 facing a more powerful establishment this time, as he is going to pick up the 47th, those 47 numbers,

00:23:34.680 and make him president again. I just wonder at what point the American people will have the courage

00:23:42.320 to look out and see exactly what is happening in this country. And we're going to take that up

00:23:48.300 with Roger Stone in just a moment. What will it take for the American people themselves to be clear-eyed

00:23:54.160 to know what is actually happening in the swamp with an entrenched corporatist media

00:24:04.160 that refuses to report faithfully the facts? We'll be back with Roger Stone in just a moment.

00:24:10.280 Stay with us. We'll be right back.

00:24:18.480 We're back with Roger Stone, and I want to turn to that issue because we're watching a lot of money

00:24:24.780 being pumped, as it always is in a presidential campaign, into the coffers of both principles in this.

00:24:34.160 If I can refer to DeSantis having that position as a principal, he's about 30 to 40 points,

00:24:42.360 depending on the poll behind Trump, and I think it will stay something in that margin.

00:24:47.440 But the tens of millions of dollars already pouring in for this battle, what does that augur, Roger Stone?

00:24:56.060 Well, look, Donald Trump is not going to get a fair shake from broadcast television. It's now clear that he's not going to get

00:25:04.260 a fair shake from cable television. But the truth is he would never have been elected president

00:25:11.680 without his effective use of the Internet as the platform from which he must counterpunch.

00:25:20.300 Now, he's a great communicator, and when they come at him, and they will, I think he's going to be uniquely

00:25:27.980 well-positioned to launch the counterattack. It is only, in my opinion, and with all due respect to

00:25:38.060 Truth Social, which I like and which I use, but at the end of the day, Twitter is a more vibrant and a more

00:25:45.700 important marketplace for ideas, and the president is going to have to use every avenue, every platform

00:25:54.340 he can to punch back. That moment will come, but that is how the people will get educated, and that is

00:26:03.720 how I think ultimately he can muster the support that he's going to need to get back in the White House.

00:26:10.800 First, is it like drawing to an inside straight in a game of poker? Indeed, it is. He has a lot of

00:26:18.040 obstacles in his way. But two things I have learned. The most predictable thing about Donald Trump

00:26:24.800 is his complete unpredictability, and he should never be underestimated. His resolution,

00:26:35.020 his insistence, his determination to win is not dampened in the slightest by these extraordinarily

00:26:44.480 vicious personal attacks on him. And if I had to bet today, I would still bet on his returning to the

00:26:52.520 White House. As would I. And I'm sure millions of Americans who are still feeling the pain of

00:27:02.020 having the 2020 election rigged against them and Donald Trump feel exactly the same way.

00:27:09.340 And this business of that election being rigged, why is there, I'll put it this way, because that

00:27:16.660 would be a little disingenuous on my part. Why do you believe it is the establishment has gotten away

00:27:26.920 with saying it's settled fact that the 2020 election was not rigged? It was not stolen.

00:27:33.400 When in point of fact and demonstrable fact and known fact, and validated as recently as the Durham

00:27:41.260 report, it was stolen from Donald Trump.

00:27:45.200 For two reasons, Lou. First of all, because of the corruption of our traditional legacy media,

00:27:53.200 which you have to admit, you have to admire their discipline. It's like Caitlin Collins in the CNN

00:28:01.440 town hall in New Hampshire stomping her foot and saying, no, there is no evidence whatsoever this

00:28:07.400 election is, which is an absurdity. But it is monolithic across the board. And if you as an

00:28:14.580 individual in your podcast or in my daily show, if I question that, well, you're some kind of nut. 1.00

00:28:21.660 You're some kind of irresponsible kook. No, not true. But the other reason, very sadly, 1.00

00:28:28.520 is because of the complete politicization of our judicial system. It's not that these court cases

00:28:37.780 questioning the election were heard and rejected. They were never actually heard. The Supreme Court

00:28:45.840 has refused to hear a number of, I think, extraordinarily well-documented and legitimate

00:28:52.200 cases questioning the anomalies and the irregularities in the last presidential election.

00:29:00.320 So what you have is an establishment, establishment media, the establishment of all three branches of

00:29:06.900 government, unfortunately, all dedicated to a false narrative. I have to tell you this, Lou,

00:29:14.300 if you have the courage, as you have on this show, to question the election in any way,

00:29:20.660 well, they just seek to censor you further. It is why they've gotten away with it so far

00:29:27.160 and why they continue to get away with it. I watched the Carrie Lake trial with extreme interest,

00:29:34.360 and I thought her lawyers made a compelling, in fact, an open and shut case about the election fraud in

00:29:42.180 that state. Yet I must tell you, I was not even a little bit surprised when the judge in the case

00:29:48.560 rejected her arguments. Unfortunately, neither was I. And I know that her attorneys were very optimistic

00:29:56.100 optimistic that as a matter of simple logic and the facts that they would at last have a fair hearing

00:30:05.560 that would result in a finding for her. As you say, the farthest thing from it, and they swept the matter 0.53

00:30:14.440 aside, it is Maricopa County stands as an example of, if that is not an example of electoral fraud,

00:30:25.500 I can't even imagine what county could be better, could supplant them for the title. Can you?

00:30:34.300 Well, in a situation in which we know that the voting tabulating machines take a ballot

00:30:39.860 that is 19 inches long. They are tested the night before with a ballot paper ballot that is 19 inches

00:30:46.840 long. But on election day and roughly 60% of the precincts, just coincidentally, the most heavily

00:30:52.980 Republican precincts, they are specifically sent a paper ballot that is 20 inches long and therefore

00:30:59.340 most definitely will be rejected by the tabulator machine. Oh, just throw it in that box over there.

00:31:06.320 We'll get to count it eventually. No, that's the most egregious example of fraud that I've seen

00:31:12.800 in the almost 60 years that I've been involved in American politics. And now when you added to it

00:31:21.200 the extremely compelling case regarding the state's lack of actually doing the legally required signature

00:31:30.140 matching, I thought Carrie Lake's lawyers did a brilliant job with overwhelming evidence,

00:31:37.760 but it fell on deaf ears. Here is the question. They will now seek to go to the U.S. Supreme Court.

00:31:44.280 Will this Supreme Court ever hear a legitimate election integrity issue? I'm not optimistic,

00:31:54.480 to be quite honest with you, because I think once again, all three branches of government at this

00:32:00.400 point are brought into a political narrative and have been very sadly corrupted.

00:32:06.900 And the judiciary, just the latest entrant into the corruption of our federal government,

00:32:16.580 state government in the instance of what is happening in Arizona, obviously.

00:32:21.040 The federal judiciary, what it has done to over-sentence, over-charge, whether it's the

00:32:29.800 Department of Justice, whether it's the judiciary itself, with the political prisoners of J6,

00:32:36.560 it is an open wound, an open, festering, pus-filled boil on this nation that only worsens with time.

00:32:46.980 Your thoughts about, is there an extrication from it? Is there remedy for these victims of the left

00:32:54.960 in power?

00:32:57.500 Well, Lou, my answer may surprise you, but as you know, there are no atheists in foxholes.

00:33:04.420 And therefore, when I was staring into the abyss, when I was looking at seven to nine years in prison,

00:33:10.920 when I had done absolutely nothing wrong and where any misstatement that I made under oath in my

00:33:17.660 voluntary testimony hid no underlying crime, there was no Russian collusion or WikiLeaks

00:33:23.900 collaboration to lie about, to cover up, I started to fervently pray. I restored my Christian faith.

00:33:32.740 I was redeemed in the blood of the cross. I know right now there are people out there,

00:33:38.720 elites who are saying, oh, how corny, how trite, what a head fake, what a, no, I'm sorry. I don't

00:33:45.700 really care what they think. I only care what he thinks. So I pray for our nation because we are in

00:33:53.600 such trouble that it is only divine intervention that is going to save us, that good men and good

00:34:02.100 women, men and women of courage are going to have to take leadership in these times. Now, that doesn't

00:34:10.100 sound like much of a political strategy. It is, in fact, a spiritual strategy, but it's one that I have

00:34:17.580 come to believe in very strongly. I've experienced these miracles in my own life, not only my pardon,

00:34:26.360 but my wife's surviving stage four cancer, which I think was triggered by the stress of being hounded

00:34:31.940 by the federal government. And therefore, I still believe through the grace of God that America's

00:34:40.220 greatest days lie ahead. Roger Stone. And that's it for us today. We hope you have a great Memorial Day

00:34:47.720 weekend. Our guest here Monday will be Paul Bracken, Yale professor of political science and author of the

00:34:55.020 important book, The Second Nuclear Age. You don't want to miss it. We hope you'll join us for that.

00:35:00.980 Until then, thanks, God bless you, and may God bless America.

The Great America Show - May 26, 2023

RULING GLOBAL ELITES OWN BOTH PARTIES

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