The StoneZONE with Roger Stone

00:00:00.000 The Stone Zone with legendary Republican strategist and political icon and pundit Roger Stone.

00:00:12.700 Stone has served as a senior campaign aide to three Republican presidents.

00:00:17.020 He is a New York Times bestselling author and a longtime friend and advisor of President Donald

00:00:21.720 Trump. As an outspoken libertarian, Stone has appeared on thousands of broadcasts,

00:00:26.620 spoken at countless venues, and lectured before the prestigious Oxford Political Union and the

00:00:31.720 Cambridge Union Society. Due to his four-plus decades in the political and cultural arena,

00:00:36.880 Stone has become a pop culture icon. And now, here's your host, Roger Stone.

00:00:46.900 Welcome, I'm Roger Stone, and yes, you are back in the Stone Zone. Well, there could be no other

00:00:54.680 more solid evidence that Barack Obama is the one orchestrating the attempted pressure to get Joe

00:01:03.220 Biden out of the race than the New York Times op-ed by George Clooney, the actor. We're told that

00:01:10.940 Clooney conferred with Obama before publication of that piece, but I suspect it was the other way

00:01:18.540 around. My sources tell me that Joe Biden at this point is sequestered by his son, Hunter, acting as

00:01:27.380 the gatekeeper and chief political advisor, of course, with the support of Dr. Jill, who doesn't want

00:01:35.600 Joe to drop. Hunter's conflict of interest is obvious, but even Joe, in his lucid moments, may realize

00:01:43.920 that he, his brother, his son, and other members of the Biden crime family may need a pardon.

00:01:53.020 So they're blaming the staff, which is a mistake because the staff then goes and leaks further

00:02:00.140 evidence of the infirmity of Joe Biden. Now, last night, when he did both a NATO speech and a Q&A press

00:02:09.580 conference where he needed a home run, he barely got a double, but all of the oxygen has been taken

00:02:16.500 out focusing on the fact that he incorrectly referred to his own vice president as Vice President

00:02:22.980 Trump, which if he had caught himself and corrected himself, he probably could have gotten away with,

00:02:28.680 but that has taken all of the news, yet reaffirming the public narrative that Joe is not all there.

00:02:36.200 To help break all of this down, not only this, but also the latest duelings at the Republican

00:02:43.580 National Convention, first is my co-host, the editor-in-chief of Slingshot.news, Troy Smith.

00:02:51.280 Troy, welcome to the Stone Zone.

00:02:53.780 Roger, as always, it's an honor to be here back in the Stone Zone, and I feel like we're heading into

00:02:59.200 war here, the RNC. It's going to be a hell of a showdown, and I'm happy to be here in the Stone

00:03:05.500 Zone to help cover it. Well, to help us discuss what's already happened in Milwaukee and what

00:03:11.120 will happen, Mike Crispy joins us. Mike Crispy is not only a Trump delegate from New Jersey,

00:03:19.400 he is a former congressional candidate, currently the host of Mike Crispy Unafraid, one of the most

00:03:26.240 popular daily streaming shows right here on Rumble. By the way, folks, get the Rumble app,

00:03:33.220 and when you do, set notifications for the Stone Zone and also for Mike Crispy Unafraid. Mike also

00:03:41.080 does a late night show called Last Call, which is also excellent. Let's also mention that Mike is

00:03:49.120 one of the founders of the Italian American Civil Rights League, and he is the leader of a grassroots

00:03:57.460 America first movement in New Jersey. Mike Crispy joins us in the Stone Zone.

00:04:05.980 Oh, thank you very much, Roger. Great introduction. I appreciate it. And yeah, we're back from Milwaukee.

00:04:11.460 We're going to go back on Monday morning, and the convention is about to get rolling,

00:04:16.380 and we had a great start, so look forward to talking about it.

00:04:19.000 Yeah, some very interesting things here. I think it's very clear that the Platform Committee

00:04:25.060 adopted a platform that is a perfect reflection of the populist conservative revolution as envisioned

00:04:33.240 by Donald Trump. In order to try to distract attention from Joe's deterioration and their internal

00:04:40.160 fighting, the Democrats are trying to tag Donald Trump with something called Amendment Agenda 2025,

00:04:47.080 put together by conservatives at the Heritage Group. There may, in fact, have been some Trump

00:04:53.460 supporters involved in putting together that dome, but that's not Donald Trump's platform. That's

00:04:59.420 not what he's running on. That's not what he's committed to. Notice the Democrat fake news machine

00:05:07.080 in two areas here. One is this constant hammering on Agenda 2025, as if anybody's going to read it,

00:05:16.240 but then secondarily, they're also trying to recycle this idea that Trump had an extensive

00:05:23.180 relationship with Jeffrey Epstein based on recently released documents that don't really show us

00:05:30.080 anything we didn't already know, that Trump cut Epstein off after he, prior to his being convicted of a

00:05:38.480 sex crime in Florida, never took any campaign contributions or charitable contributions from him,

00:05:43.960 unlike the Clintons, never visited his island. And the two times he was on his plane, he was with his

00:05:50.580 wife and his daughter, flying from New York to Palm Beach and back when Trump's plane was in for

00:05:57.400 service. Anyway, let's get back to the convention. You were Trump's point man on the rules committee.

00:06:04.780 Uh, that must've been a great experience.

00:06:09.940 Oh, it absolutely was. You know, the beauty of the Republican party today, Roger, is that

00:06:15.740 it looks like nothing from 2016, 2015, you know, back then president Trump was coming in and he was

00:06:22.260 taking over from the neocon wing of the party. And I was pleased to say that now in 2024, being on the

00:06:29.420 rules committee and being there in the room, also fortunate enough to be a, a whip, a designated whip

00:06:34.940 for president Trump, um, on the rules committee that it passed with flying colors and the room

00:06:40.520 understands the most important fact of this convention coming up. And that is, this is

00:06:46.160 president Trump's party. These are his rules that he put out. The platform was his platform that he put

00:06:52.440 out. And I said it in the committee meeting, when I spoke, I said, listen, everybody here who wants to

00:06:57.300 change things or wants to push their ideology and, you know, is trying to co-opt the movement in some

00:07:02.640 way, shape or form. You mentioned that, you know, project 2025 thing, everyone's trying to put these

00:07:07.180 narratives out, but there's only one narrative that matters. It's the narrative that comes down

00:07:11.040 from the Trump campaign, the rules they want, they should get them the platform that they want.

00:07:17.200 They should get it because obviously president Trump has built this party to historic new levels

00:07:22.640 of support from a extremely broad coalition. So it was my great honor to be in that meeting

00:07:28.240 and to speak up for the campaign and to, you know, there wasn't a lot of people, maybe like,

00:07:34.020 you know, two, three, four, five troublemakers who didn't agree with the president's agenda,

00:07:38.600 but, you know, we quickly discarded of them. We passed the rules. And I think it's going to be

00:07:44.420 really great when the convention week starts up because there's going to be an extremely stark

00:07:48.400 contrast. The Democrats, when they do their convention are going to be in disarray. Biden

00:07:52.920 said the delegates can be unbound. They're going to be chaos. There's going to be fighting.

00:07:56.960 And I said in the committee meeting, the beauty of the RNC this year is it's going to be the most

00:08:02.240 well-oiled machine, smoothest run, most unification. And so I think that was the message that we had

00:08:08.980 in the rules committee meeting. I heard that was the same thing in the platform committee meeting.

00:08:13.000 So I'm looking forward to a big week, Roger, and it's going to be a lion's share of people

00:08:17.440 coming out for Trump. No one's going to be able to do anything otherwise, like try to create any

00:08:20.920 funny business. This is Trump's party confirmed. The platform I think is very notable, reminds me

00:08:27.880 very much of Reagan's 1980 platform. It is not a war and peace. It is a straightforward

00:08:34.340 presentation of the individual things that Trump is for. Trump, for example, is, I'm sorry,

00:08:40.980 he's opposed to extending the age before which you can get social security. And he's opposed to

00:08:46.980 looking at your outside income beyond your social security benefits to potentially use that as a

00:08:52.920 rationale to cut your benefits. Sorry, Trump has opposed that his entire life, including the time

00:08:58.860 that he's been in politics. So I just use that as an example. I also think the platform committee

00:09:04.260 came up with a pro-life position, which keeps a broader coalition of pro-life supporters on board.

00:09:11.560 There are some people who would like stricter restrictions on abortion. There are a few people in the

00:09:16.720 party who like less, but this is a reflection of Donald Trump's position. He's pro-life with three

00:09:22.000 exceptions, just like Ronald Reagan. No, we're not for a national anti-abortion law. In fact, we fought

00:09:29.020 for 30 plus years to return this decision where it belongs, with the states. So I think that was an

00:09:36.580 accomplishment. And I saw a letter co-signed by a number of leaders of the major pro-life

00:09:41.760 organizations, not all of whom got everything they wanted, but in support of the final plank. So

00:09:49.820 I think that Trump team did an excellent job in this regard. Troy, you're on deck. What would you

00:09:57.480 like to ask the man who's already been to Milwaukee and seeing what's about to unfold?

00:10:03.520 Well, my question, Mike, would be, you mentioned the troublemakers there, and I'm interested to know

00:10:08.000 what these people, like Roger mentioned, the pro-life thing. I think maybe you have some

00:10:12.580 people that were worried about that, but I was interested to see, like, what were the points

00:10:15.660 of contention with these people? And what were they really trying to fight back on? I love to

00:10:20.900 hear that there's unity, but I'm interested to hear what their qualms were.

00:10:26.240 Well, I mean, these were all people who, and if you look at them, and I started looking in their

00:10:31.020 background as a journalist, like we all are on this show, looking at the background of these people,

00:10:35.480 and these are people who didn't even support President Trump in 2016, okay? I looked at the

00:10:39.500 backgrounds of the very small, I'm talking like two, three people, okay, in a room of, you know,

00:10:45.020 200 plus who were in support in the committee. These people were never Trumpers to begin with.

00:10:50.600 So I think that they were just trying to disrupt the proceedings. I think that, again, that they,

00:10:56.740 for some reason, feel that, you know, the Trump movement isn't the movement that's going to take

00:11:01.160 this party into the future. They're in delusionville, right? I mean, these people are nuts.

00:11:04.980 So the points of contention that they were making was they were trying to disrupt the rules

00:11:08.900 proceeding with like these little ticky-tack things. We want to move dates of primaries,

00:11:13.360 and we want, you know, this provision in the rule of the convention to be able to do this.

00:11:18.000 It was like small stuff that they were trying to turn into big stuff, because I believe they

00:11:23.840 wanted a distraction. They wanted the narrative to be out there. Well, there's disagreement among

00:11:29.060 the delegates, there's disagreement among the people. I was looking at the proposed changes

00:11:33.860 that this small group was making, and it didn't even, it didn't even make sense. I'm like, what,

00:11:38.060 you're, you're going crazy. You're going to bat for this. So it was a small amount of dissenting,

00:11:43.360 of dissenting people on a very small ticky-tack rules-based things. I wasn't in the platform

00:11:48.900 meeting, but in the rules meeting, it was like nonsensical stuff that was quickly discarded of it.

00:11:53.920 And I just think these are a small contingent of a dying, never Trump wing. It was all Trump in

00:12:00.260 there, all Trump Troy, and that's what we need. Mike, one thing I did to disturb me a little bit,

00:12:06.680 I read a piece in Slingshot News that told me that Bill Palatucci, who was the New Jersey Republican

00:12:15.020 National Committee member, was reelected, but only after former Governor Chris Christie showed up at a

00:12:22.260 Republican State Committee meeting and started twisting arms and making promises. And then

00:12:29.240 Palatucci defeated John Purdy, who was the chairman of the Atlantic County Republican Committee,

00:12:36.420 and an early and strong Trump supporter by a mere two votes. The problem here is that Palatucci

00:12:42.960 now says he will not support President Donald Trump, who legally has not yet been nominated.

00:12:49.820 But Rule B that was passed, that is retained, of the Republican National Committee says,

00:12:58.140 the Republican National Committee shall have the power to declare vacant the seat of any member who

00:13:03.920 refuses to support the Republican nominee for president or vice president of the United States.

00:13:11.480 Once Donald Trump is renominated, if Palatucci sticks to his current public position that he

00:13:19.060 will under no circumstances support Trump, do you think he should be removed?

00:13:27.640 Absolutely. So we had our National Committee man race. And for those of you guys who don't know,

00:13:32.320 the way the RNC works, you have a National Committee man, a National Committee woman

00:13:35.580 from each state, and them, along with the chairman of the state party, represent the 168. Okay,

00:13:42.360 that's like the executive body of the RNC that votes on things and basically sets a lot of the

00:13:48.180 things, you know, in the regular meetings for the RNC. So Bill Palatucci represents us from New Jersey,

00:13:54.280 President Trump endorsed against him, okay, in his reelection race for National Committee man,

00:13:59.480 and Chris Christie, okay, who was Bill Palatucci's number one ally, was strong arming folks,

00:14:04.580 promising contracts, promising legal work, trying to intimidate people,

00:14:09.120 and basically strong arm the local state committee to reelect Palatucci. Now you mentioned rule 4B in

00:14:16.180 the RNC, Roger, and Palatucci is totally in a direct violation of that. Once President Trump

00:14:21.520 is formally nominated, and Bill Palatucci continues his track record of being an anti-Trump, never Trump

00:14:27.600 wacko, the likes of which would make Mitt Romney, okay, look like a moderate, then Palatucci needs to

00:14:34.140 go. Palatucci needs to go. This is a guy who was involved in the no labels party not long ago,

00:14:39.120 this is a guy who said he would never vote for Trump, this is a guy who said that nobody was

00:14:42.980 above the law when they were hitting Trump with those absolute BS charges. So here's the deal,

00:14:48.440 once President Trump gets nominated, Bill Palatucci, he's gonna have to really speak for himself,

00:14:54.080 because if he gives some half-hearted endorsement, I don't think that's enough. He might try to do that

00:14:58.760 to save his hide, but here's the deal, if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, it's a duck,

00:15:04.120 Bill Palatucci for the last number of years has had true TDS, Trump derangement syndrome,

00:15:10.200 and 100% once Trump is nominated, I think that based on the hundreds of tweets and public statements

00:15:18.100 out there, that this guy can never be trusted as a real supporter of the President, and he needs to

00:15:22.500 be expelled. We need clean pro-Trump leaders in the RNC to take this party and our movement into the

00:15:29.300 future, Roger. So Palatucci needs to go. Mike, let's talk about the Garden State for a moment.

00:15:36.620 I have seen polling that indicates that a race that includes Robert Kennedy also includes the fact

00:15:43.940 that Kennedy polls disproportionately from Joe Biden, or presumably the Democrat. The New Jersey

00:15:50.960 Democrats have gone to court in an attempt to remove RFK from the ballot. Let's assume that he remains

00:15:58.360 on the ballot just for the purposes of this discussion. New Jersey really looks to me like

00:16:04.180 it's within range. I mean, this really changes the map in a very significant way. The other states that

00:16:12.700 I think meet this criteria, New Mexico, now in range. Virginia, now in range. Maine, now in range.

00:16:21.140 And you have a divided congressional district situation there. But New Jersey now in range.

00:16:28.000 How are you feeling about the campaign in New Jersey?

00:16:33.700 Well, Roger, you remember during the Trump rally in Wildwood, I got on the stage and I said,

00:16:39.920 I don't know if you've seen the recent polls, but President Trump is about to take the lead in New

00:16:43.880 Jersey. That was an Emerson College poll that I was referencing where he was down five points.

00:16:47.660 I think there was another poll by McLaughlin that had him down four right around the time of the

00:16:51.800 rally. So it's no surprise to me that this past week, there were two new polls that came out

00:16:57.040 that had President Trump up by one points and two points respectively. This is no surprise. I mean,

00:17:02.040 if you look at the demographic makeup of a state like New Jersey, one, we've elected statewide

00:17:06.840 Republicans at the gubernatorial level in the last decade. So it's possible. One, people say it's

00:17:12.460 impossible. It's totally possible. Two, South Jersey, extremely red. They are fired up,

00:17:17.620 more than ever. They're going to go for Trump. Then you have Central Jersey, the suburbs of North

00:17:22.120 Jersey. Okay. We see the way that independents are breaking for Trump at record levels. Young

00:17:27.000 voters breaking for Trump at record levels. We have a large minority population in New Jersey of every

00:17:32.180 single different minority, black population, Asian population, Indian population, et cetera.

00:17:37.480 Every single minority group, President Trump is gaining significant grounded. And then you look at the

00:17:42.600 urban areas. Okay. You look at places, Hudson County, adjacent to Manhattan, Newark, Camden,

00:17:48.140 Patterson. Okay. Atlantic City. These are the big urban hubs that usually throw the state to the

00:17:54.500 Democrats. The fact that President Trump is now polling in urban areas by 10, 15 points higher than any

00:18:02.100 Republican has in a very long time, him peeling off that voter share puts him over the top. So with the

00:18:08.060 independent voters in the middle and the North, with the urban areas, with him gaining a lot of

00:18:13.140 momentum and with him juicing up South Jersey, which is always red to historic levels, New Jersey

00:18:18.880 is totally within play. So I'm not surprised, Roger. I think he's going to carry the Garden State. We've

00:18:24.200 been saying that for a while, you and I, and I think it's starting to play out. We're going to run a very

00:18:29.080 aggressive grassroots campaign here now until November to get him over the finish line, be too big

00:18:34.420 to rig, take the Garden State. And so goes the Garden State. You know, he gets that it's over.

00:18:40.520 Very good point. Troy.

00:18:43.200 Well, Mike, I had just, I wanted you to comment on something because it appears what we're, you know,

00:18:47.600 you're talking about the fact that Trump actually has a chance of winning New Jersey. And I think

00:18:51.620 he's doing that because he's broadening the coalition of people that would vote for a Republican.

00:18:56.100 And I think, you know, when I was talking to you for this story on Slingshot News, I got the impression

00:19:00.860 that Chris Christie, who has led an anti-Trump Republican coalition in the state of New

00:19:06.200 Jersey for many years now, is sensing that it's not his politics that are growing the

00:19:11.160 party. It's Trump's politics and the working class people. They're taking over the Republican

00:19:16.800 politics in New Jersey. I'd like you to comment on Chris Christie's control and ask you, are

00:19:21.980 there other Republicans in the state other than Palatucci who you think will line up to betray

00:19:26.200 President Trump in 2024?

00:19:28.060 Yeah.

00:19:30.860 Well, the base of New Jersey is rejecting Chris Christie more and more by the day, as

00:19:38.300 he continues to be still in the mix. I mean, people can't believe it. When I meet people

00:19:42.840 from around the country, like I did in Milwaukee these last couple of days, they're like, Chris

00:19:46.840 Christie still has influence in the Republican party. That's crazy. So his politics are going

00:19:52.420 by the wayside, but there are still people who linger, who influence, okay, what's going

00:19:58.480 on? These are names of people who fancy themselves as Trump people, but in reality, they're still

00:20:05.260 working the double-edged sword. They'll still double-dealing. Okay. People like George Gilmore,

00:20:09.960 who's the Ocean County GOP chair, you know, he is helping Bill Palatucci get elected. He's

00:20:15.560 still good friends with Chris Christie. Okay. These are people who say, we're going for Trump,

00:20:19.860 but then on the other side, they're working with Chris Christie because they think at the local

00:20:24.300 level and the federal level, people won't be able to connect the dots. There are people like that in

00:20:29.260 the state. There's a lot of people out there who say they're going to support Trump for president,

00:20:33.540 but if you look at their body of work, if you really want somebody who's MAGA, if you really

00:20:37.220 want somebody who's going to, you know, stand with the president when the going gets tough,

00:20:41.040 if you want somebody who's going to put in the work and not just pay the lip service,

00:20:44.140 you need people who are with the president at the local state and federal level.

00:20:49.220 President Trump has made local endorsements in New Jersey, made state endorsements. He's made

00:20:53.120 federal endorsements. He endorsed a good friend, Christine Serrano-Glassner for U.S. Senate.

00:20:58.420 And a lot of people didn't want to support his nominee. Okay. They were working against

00:21:02.820 president Trump's pick for the nomination, Christine Serrano-Glassner for a guy that Chris Christie

00:21:07.620 was supporting, Curtis Bashaw. So there's a lot of these people still in the midst, Troy.

00:21:11.740 And I think that as president Trump, you know, gets back in the Oval Office and

00:21:15.980 continues to gain in New Jersey, I think that the grassroots are going to sniff these people out

00:21:21.540 and get smart to it. Usually they've been like, oh, you know, New Jersey's not in play. So we don't

00:21:25.760 need to kind of worry about it. We're just going to support president Trump. But now that New Jersey

00:21:29.280 is turning into a Trump state, it's going to activate and fire up grassroots people to sniff out

00:21:35.180 the local and state people that say they're with Trump, but are double dealing. We're coming for them, Troy.

00:21:41.740 I think the most important aspect of this is to recognize that, particularly in a state like

00:21:47.200 New Jersey, where Republicans are overwhelmingly outnumbered, the America First movement as a

00:21:52.840 populist reform movement is much larger and broader than the Republican Party. The people you're talking

00:21:59.540 about, the Republicans in name only, they have no ability to reach out beyond Republicans of the

00:22:06.780 country club variety. They don't have a strong track record of being able to bring in independents

00:22:13.760 and Democrats. They have no ability to make these kind of inroads into the more traditional Democrat

00:22:21.620 voting groups. We're going to keep an eye on the Palatucci question very carefully. Mike,

00:22:29.000 were you able to watch President Biden last night? I was, I was, and I was pretty amazed that the

00:22:40.720 White House doctors at this point have not gotten the drug dosage right yet, Roger. I mean, are they

00:22:46.060 at this point intentionally trying to wean them off of it? Because I think, and you've been around

00:22:50.480 politics for a long time, Roger, has the sitting president of the United States of America

00:22:55.620 ever called his vice president by the name of the person in which he's running against? I mean,

00:23:03.320 it's, it's unbelievable. But that was only one horrific display of many of them. So yes, I, I watched

00:23:10.060 it and it was painstaking. Yeah, a very high risk strategy, particularly the idea of having given NATO

00:23:17.660 speech, which, where he implied or slurred the wife of a NATO official. I listened to it five times. I'm

00:23:27.220 not quite sure what he was saying. But then go immediately into a, what they kept calling a big

00:23:35.260 boy press conference, which makes no sense to me. This guy's 81 years old. He's been around. He hasn't

00:23:42.720 done many press conferences, but we know why. The tip off here, of course, was the reluctance, in fact,

00:23:49.280 the refusal by Attorney General Merrick Garland to turn over the audio tape of the interview with

00:23:56.240 special counsel Robert Herr. They've given us a transcript and they claim executive privilege.

00:24:02.720 The same argument Nixon made about keeping his tapes private and providing a transcript, which of

00:24:09.180 course the courts did not allow. Why would there be a different standard for executive privilege

00:24:14.360 between Richard Nixon and Joe Biden? Whatsoever is on that tape must be horrific. That was the tip

00:24:21.960 off that this debate was going to be a disaster. I still put Joe's survival right now, and I'm not a

00:24:31.000 Democrat, but I have friends and sources. I put his survival at about 50-50. Obama is powerful. If you look at

00:24:38.860 the list of major establishment Democrat cabal-oriented news outlets like the New York Times, the Economist,

00:24:50.480 the Chicago Tribune, the Philadelphia Inquirer, CNN does as much damage to Biden every night that they

00:24:58.400 possibly can, quite a juxtaposition from them covering for him for the last year, last three years,

00:25:07.200 really. I still put his survival at about 50-50. I do think that if Obama can flip Pelosi and Clyburn,

00:25:19.420 then I think as all of those folks combined will get him out of the race. You can already see Pelosi

00:25:25.860 has moved away from him. She's undermining him. So I don't underestimate Barack Obama. He's still the

00:25:33.780 most influential Democrat in their party and in the country. But what do you think his odds of survival

00:25:41.900 are, Mike?

00:25:45.540 Well, I think his odds of survival right now are probably the same, about 50-50. I mean,

00:25:50.660 it's amazing how they go along with the theatrics, Roger. I was watching not only his press conference,

00:25:55.300 the big boy press conference, but I was watching him just deal at the NATO meeting. The guy is sitting

00:26:00.640 there reading a flashcard as he's talking to Zelensky. He's meeting with the new prime minister

00:26:07.500 of the UK and he's like making very weird facial expressions and motions. And then when he gets up

00:26:14.380 in another part of the day to introduce Zelensky, he calls him President Putin. And then when a reporter

00:26:20.800 asked him about it later and says, what was that? He gets angry and he yells at them and says, come on,

00:26:26.900 man, I was joking around. Everyone knows he wasn't joking around. So I think obviously he's digging

00:26:32.620 his heels in. I think obviously he doesn't want to go down. You know, I've heard things that

00:26:37.280 possibly, you know, obviously they control Joe, the Obamas and, you know, DNC power brokers. But,

00:26:43.140 you know, Joe Biden might have some dirt on the Obamas. You never know. His family. Clearly the

00:26:47.640 Biden family has proven to be ruthless and calculated and criminal. Exactly that. So I think it might be a

00:26:53.560 two-way street where they're trying to like thread this needle to like get him out without it blowing

00:26:57.740 up completely. Hunter Biden, Jill Biden wanted him to stay in. Joe Biden doesn't know where he should

00:27:02.840 be, but, you know, he's still the president and he's angry and he's kind of digging his heels in.

00:27:07.360 So I think it's a 50-52. Now he did say, Roger, in his presser that essentially his delegates could be

00:27:14.260 unbound. I guess there's a conscious clause in the DNC that says that the delegates can go elsewhere

00:27:20.320 if in their conscience they don't think the nominee is the right person. So he basically opened it up

00:27:25.440 to the fact that they could do that. So if that's the case and the delegates are unbound, what's going

00:27:30.080 to happen at the DNC? It could potentially be chaos. And then your longtime prediction, Roger,

00:27:35.100 you were the first person who I think said this period of anybody, was that at the DNC, that is where

00:27:41.400 the swap would and could occur. It wouldn't come before that, but it would come at the convention.

00:27:46.940 And you've talked about Michelle Obama. There's other names that get floated out there. So I

00:27:51.520 think it's a 50-50 at this point, but I think Biden in his press conference, you know, aggressively

00:27:55.660 saying that his delegates can be unbound if they want and kind of some bravado with that statement.

00:28:00.100 I think that that could very well happen. And I think the DNC is going to be a chaotic week.

00:28:08.180 Yeah, I agree with you, Mike. One of the problems here, of course, is that the Democrats who doubt

00:28:13.120 that Joe Biden can win, also doubt that Kamala Harris can win. And they understand not only her

00:28:19.120 limitations as a candidate, but that she's inexorably connected to Joe's disastrous record.

00:28:27.400 That's why I've long thought that if we got to an open convention situation,

00:28:31.860 that a runaway convention could nominate Michelle Obama. Otherwise, the party cannot pass over a sitting

00:28:41.080 vice president of color because she's half Jamaican and half Bahamian, I believe, for, say, Gavin Newsom or

00:28:49.800 some other white candidate. But then if they do get saddled with Kamala Harris,

00:29:00.860 I think that they then go to a governor, probably the governor of Pennsylvania,

00:29:10.360 Josh Shapiro, in an attempt to alter the map, Pennsylvania being a must-carry state right now

00:29:17.060 for Trump. Now, if Trump carries Virginia and New Jersey, Pennsylvania becomes less important,

00:29:23.120 not unimportant, but less important. So I think the dynamic here is still continues to be very,

00:29:31.840 very fluid. If you go back to Politico a month ago, there, just before the debate or around the debate,

00:29:41.100 probably right after the debate, they said of the 7,000 delegates where Joe got 95 percent,

00:29:46.820 the Biden people have been pretty careful to select Biden people. But against the power of Barack Obama,

00:29:53.540 is anyone really a Biden person in this party? This remains to be seen. Pelosi, I'm told Pelosi

00:30:02.180 and Clyburn are among the few that Hunter will allow to see or speak to the president.

00:30:08.120 I think they're going to be very determinative in the end in this decision.

00:30:11.980 Absolutely. I'll just say, you know, Roger, I think the timeline here, I think it's important

00:30:23.480 to point out that this is all happening. I think the DNC, the convention is going to be,

00:30:28.580 it's just too close. And if I had to put like a percentage on it, I'd say there's a 10 percent

00:30:33.340 chance that Biden is removed. And here's why. Because the plan all along, we have to remember,

00:30:39.360 the plan all along has been to steal the election, just like they did in 2020. So they are really

00:30:45.640 not, I don't think, concerned electorally. They're worried about Biden looking so bad that they're

00:30:51.980 not going to be able to steal it because people are going to say, what the hell? I didn't vote for

00:30:55.180 this guy. And look, that already kind of happened in 2020. It's really going to happen in 2024.

00:31:00.940 And the timeline here, I think you see Gretchen Whitmer positioning herself. Gavin Newsom is not

00:31:07.100 really positioning herself as well as Gretchen Whitmer. But I think the play for all these

00:31:11.940 Democrats, what they want to do eventually is get Biden across the finish line in 2024 and then have

00:31:18.020 him kind of ride off into the sunset. That's how it looks. But the fact that they've defended Biden

00:31:22.740 so vehemently over the last four years and given him excuses and passes for all of his scandals and

00:31:28.580 corruption, they've kind of created a situation where they can't get rid of him unless he walks away.

00:31:33.500 And the only question I think is if he gets so bad, which I think he is, you know, at that point

00:31:38.900 now, that they can't steal it because people literally do not support him even in the Democrat

00:31:44.220 party. Well, we shall see. Unfortunately, we have to leave it there. Mike Crispy from Mike Crispy

00:31:50.580 Unafraid, not to mention Last Call, both available here on Rumble. Go get that Rumble app, folks, and

00:31:57.580 set a notification for both of Mike's great shows as well as The Stone Zone. Mike, I'll see you in

00:32:04.640 Milwaukee.

00:32:08.540 Yes, sir. Going to be a lot of fun and can't wait to see who he picks as vice president. Right,

00:32:14.440 Roger? It's going to be quite a week.

00:32:16.060 It's going to be very exciting. All right. We're going to take a quick commercial break. Folks,

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00:34:39.140 and service today. You will not regret it in the troubled days ahead. All right, Troy, you're back in

00:34:49.680 the hot seat, my friend. There he is. I want to break this right now here on the Stone Zone. And

00:34:56.440 this is, like I said, just breaking. We have news that Democrat donors are withholding apparently

00:35:02.100 $90 million that has been previously pledged to the Biden campaign to one of his largest super PACs

00:35:08.160 if Biden is not removed from the ticket. So that's breaking news right now. $90 million being held

00:35:14.140 by Democrat donors who have already pledged the money, but are saying they will not actually

00:35:19.520 fulfill that pledge if Biden is at the top of the ticket. So, Roger, that's breaking news. I'm

00:35:24.740 wondering now if these donors are going to try to hold the Democrat Party hostage. And in that case,

00:35:31.280 you know, what their plan really is? Is it going to be Kamala? This seems to be, I mean, have you ever

00:35:36.420 seen a ticket in this much disarray, this close to an election? This is really, I think, uncharted territory.

00:35:42.600 It really is. We've predicted this several times here on the show. The largest bundler and fundraiser

00:35:51.400 for Democrats and left-wing causes in New York, a gentleman named Kramer, has made it very clear that

00:35:57.140 he will not be raising money. I'm told that is typical of the entire donor class. The op-ed from

00:36:04.420 George Clooney was further proof that the moneyed elites and the Hollywood crowd think it's time for

00:36:12.460 Joe to go. Also, you see in the Congress a growing number of members who are calling for Joe to drop.

00:36:22.140 Believe me, nobody is doing this without checking with Hakeem Jeffries, the minority leader. Their

00:36:28.780 party internal discipline is very strong. But I see Washington State Congresswoman Marie

00:36:34.980 Glusenkamp-Perez, Illinois Congressman Eric Sorensen, Connecticut Congressman Jim Himes, senior on the

00:36:43.980 Intelligence Committee, Arizona Congresswoman Greg Stanton, Hawaii Congressman Ed Case, Illinois Congressman

00:36:54.820 Brad Schneider, Michigan Congresswoman Hillary Scholten, Oregon Congressman Earl Blumenauer, Vermont's U.S.

00:37:04.940 Senator Peter Welch, the first Democrat senator to come out publicly and say Joe must drop. New York's

00:37:12.940 Lieutenant Governor Antonio Delgado. Don't think that Antonio did that without the approval of Governor

00:37:20.860 Kathy Hochul. Zero chance. New York Representative Pat Ryan, New Jersey Congressman Mike Sherrill, Washington

00:37:30.620 State's Adam Smith, New York's Jerry Nadler, very senior in the caucus, Congressman Mike Teccano, New York

00:37:40.620 Congressman Joe Morrell, Minnesota Congressman Angie Craig, Illinois Congressman Mike Quigley. This list goes on and on.

00:37:52.620 And Seth Moulton, Arizona Congressman Paul Grahavala. I think I said that probably. Juan Castro,

00:38:00.620 the former HUD secretary. So this list gets longer and longer. Texas Congressman, one time U.S. Senate candidate

00:38:08.620 Lloyd Doggett. The list of congressional Democrats is already significant. It's going to grow further. My sources

00:38:18.620 tell me that polling continues to show that districts that the Democrats thought were here to force safe

00:38:26.620 are now looking competitive. It's also true in several states. As I said earlier, Trump moving into contention

00:38:34.620 in Virginia, in New Mexico, in New Jersey, and in Maine. So this is adding to the panic,

00:38:42.620 the pressure, the pressure, therefore, on Pelosi, as one of the few people who has actual influence with Joe,

00:38:48.620 will be enormous. Now combine that with the pressure from Barack Obama, and I still think you have a toxic

00:38:58.620 mix here for Joe. So joining us now to help further break this down is my adopted nephew, Alex Stone, who helms

00:39:10.620 the Alex Stone show in a segment we call the Rolling Stones. Welcome back into the Stone Zone, Alex Stone.

00:39:20.620 Roger, Troy, I'm glad to be with you guys. I, you know, I love doing this show with you. I love,

00:39:26.620 I love hearing from you guys and your take on everything.

00:39:30.620 Excellent. Well, you, of course, know Troy. Did you watch the president last night? And if so, how did you

00:39:38.620 size that up? Yes, I was watching it live on X with Nick Sorter and a bunch of guys on X Spaces. I

00:39:46.620 thought it was absolutely abysmal, and not for the reasons that one might think. Obviously, we

00:39:50.620 had the gap where he called President Trump, Vice President Trump, and a few other gaps in there. I

00:39:57.620 want to talk particularly about the fact that he is so weak on foreign policy. He made that very clear

00:40:02.620 very clear last night. He was talking about the fact that he's not even willing to talk to Vladimir Putin

00:40:08.620 unless Vladimir Putin changes. There is a sect of Democrats who, for some reason, will say that

00:40:14.620 Joe Biden has the strongest foreign policy of all presidents in the United States of America history.

00:40:20.620 We all know that's a lie. That was made clear last night for many people that that is not true.

00:40:26.620 Because of the fact that he's not willing to talk to Vladimir Putin, it was actually very clear the

00:40:32.620 last time that he did talk to Vladimir Putin, things didn't go far. Compare that to how President Trump

00:40:38.620 was with foreign policy. He actually made an effort to go and talk to world leaders. He went to North

00:40:44.620 Korea to go to talk to North Korea's dictator, Kim Jong-un. And even though things didn't go the way that

00:40:56.620 President Trump really wanted, he still continued to have those meetings to try to get those admissions

00:41:02.620 that President Trump wanted. Biden isn't doing that. He's not doing that whatsoever. He's actually doing

00:41:10.620 it in refusing to engage in diplomacy, which is very dangerous for the United States of America.

00:41:16.620 I found it interesting in the debates when he said that he was the guy who shut Putin down. Where

00:41:22.620 has Putin been shut down? Hundreds of thousands of both Russians and Ukrainians have died. There's no let

00:41:30.620 up in the relentless assault on Ukraine, which is based on the violation of two individual agreements

00:41:40.620 that we signed with the Soviets, the Budapest Memorandum and the Minsk Accord. Joe Biden lists the

00:41:48.620 expansion of NATO as one of his accomplishments. We signed an agreement not to push Ukraine further

00:41:54.620 east into NATO. In other words, not to mount missiles on the ground in Ukraine pointed at Russia. Even

00:42:04.700 Robert F. Kennedy said this yesterday in a tweet. You know, this is very analogous to the Russians putting

00:42:11.580 missiles in Cuba in 1962, 90 miles from our shores aimed at the United States. Right now, many military

00:42:21.020 experts believe that the Russian submarines that are in the Gulf of Mexico off the shore

00:42:27.420 of Florida are equipped with long range missiles. How has any of this made us safer? None of it has

00:42:36.380 made us safer. You also remind me that a story that Donald Trump told me that both when he met with

00:42:44.860 Barack Obama and he met with Bill Clinton privately when he was still president-elect, they both said,

00:42:50.780 your biggest number one problem is North Korea. This guy's a madman. He's this close to having

00:42:57.100 nuclear capability. And Trump said, OK, well, what is he saying? And they said, well, what do you mean,

00:43:01.980 what is he saying? Well, what is he saying? Well, we're not talking to him. We don't know what he's saying.

00:43:07.900 And Trump understood immediately that you're better off talking to an enemy who might have the ability to

00:43:13.180 destroy you to kind of figure out where they're coming from or how you might talk them out of it.

00:43:18.140 Then then this this cold freeze, which hasn't worked, obviously. Now, of course, the North Koreans

00:43:27.100 seeing the weakness of Joe Biden in Afghanistan, seeing his the stupidity of funding both sides of

00:43:34.540 the conflict in the Middle East, giving billions of dollars, unfreezing billions of dollars for the

00:43:40.620 Iranians. North Korea is back to developing their nuclear weapons systems because they know they

00:43:46.380 have a patsy in the White House. Weakness breeds aggression in your foes during the Trump presidency.

00:43:57.660 I would argue that neither Vladimir Putin nor Chairman Xi were going to move on Ukraine and Taiwan,

00:44:06.300 respectively, because of the unpredictable reaction they would get from Donald Trump,

00:44:11.660 who warned both of them in the strongest possible terms. Troy, go ahead. Alex, you go.

00:44:23.340 I think it's very obvious where we are in our country. We're not we're not safe whatsoever because

00:44:28.780 of the fact that we have a patsy, as you said, Roger, in the White House right now. Under President Trump,

00:44:34.380 he would go to foreign adversaries. He would give them a picture of their house and say,

00:44:39.740 if you touch any American, you're done. That's the kind of thing that we had under President Trump.

00:44:46.620 We were safe under him because they didn't know what he would do. Actually, they probably did know

00:44:51.740 what they would do. The fact that they would get totally demolished.

00:44:54.460 I think you raised an excellent point. All right, Troy, you're up.

00:45:02.060 Well, Alex, I think you hit the nail on the head here when you're talking about the weakness displayed

00:45:06.620 around the world. And I wanted to ask your opinion. We saw a couple of days ago that President Biden

00:45:11.740 begged NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg to stay in Washington, D.C., and he awarded him actually

00:45:20.620 the highest civilian honor that we have in this country, the Presidential Medal of Freedom. We

00:45:25.020 talked about it here. We raised questions whether it's actually legal to give the highest civilian

00:45:30.380 honor to somebody who isn't a citizen of this country. But I wonder what you thought about that,

00:45:36.940 because this is the same guy that President Trump took to task as far as it concerns Russian energy

00:45:42.940 pouring into Germany while U.S. tax dollars are protecting Germany from Russia.

00:45:49.100 I think it's absolutely abysmal. The fact that President Biden is willing to give the highest

00:45:54.780 civilian honor to someone who isn't even part of our country so he can get them to stay at this

00:46:00.380 meeting, it's absolutely terrible. It's a joke. The United States of America is a joke all across the

00:46:06.060 world. And it's because of our president, the person who thinks that Donald Trump is his vice

00:46:13.020 president, the person that thinks he shut down Putin. This man is losing his mind. You know, I said this

00:46:21.340 last night on X basis with with Nick Sorter. When when when Joe Biden was elected, we all knew that he was

00:46:28.060 that he was senile, that he was not in it. He was he wasn't going to be able to be successful because of

00:46:35.020 his mental state. I said that when he got elected, his brain was like a bunch of mushy apples. And

00:46:42.460 it's come to the point where it's no longer that it's applesauce at this point. That's what we're

00:46:47.500 dealing with in the White House right now. An excellent point. Look, I do think it's important

00:46:55.820 to tamp down overconfidence in our own camp. I mean, we do see a situation in which the Democrat

00:47:04.140 Party, not only do they have the issue of Joe Biden's infirmity. One thing is certain if they

00:47:11.980 do end up sticking with him as their candidate. It's only a matter of time before he has another

00:47:18.380 gaffe or falls down or wanders off or shakes hands with imaginary people that don't actually exist or

00:47:27.660 comes up with his own language that only he can understand. It's really there is no chance.

00:47:34.060 The other issue I'd raise is Biden and Trump both agreed to an ABC debate on September 10th. What is

00:47:40.780 the status of that debate? Is that debate still on? If I were Trump, I would be beating this drum.

00:47:47.020 Joe, when are we having our next debate? I'm ready. Now, he did do it in an excellent posting

00:47:53.180 at True Social the other day, but there's already a debate on the books. Is Joe going to make that

00:47:58.220 debate? Is Joe interested in maybe doing it sooner than September 10th? To the extent that the Democrats

00:48:06.700 are melting down in a way worse than anything we've seen since their split over the Vietnam War,

00:48:13.260 1968. And I generally believe Napoleon's maxim that you should never interrupt your enemy when

00:48:21.420 they are in the course of destroying themselves or the process of destroying themselves. I do think

00:48:27.180 Trump has been wise to continue to challenge Joe to a debate. I was very disappointed that Joe now

00:48:35.260 won't follow through on his challenge to play golf with Donald Trump. He said he wanted to play 18

00:48:41.420 rounds with him. He made a joke about Trump carrying his own bag. So when Trump called his bluff and said,

00:48:48.700 OK, Joe, when are we teeing off? Joe's campaign put out a statement that they didn't have time for

00:48:54.620 Trump's antics. Trump's antics? No, Joe, you're the one who challenged Trump to a game of golf. I would

00:49:02.140 say they were your antics. You said you had a six handicap. Joe, you can't hit the ball 50 feet.

00:49:09.500 We all know that if you can even hit the ball. So and Trump, no matter what he may tell you before

00:49:15.740 the betting starts, he is a scratch golfer. He's an amazing athlete. So it's once again,

00:49:23.340 yet another Joe Biden lie. That's the thing about Joe Biden. He is the greatest single congenital liar

00:49:30.300 in American politics. You go to Stone's Zone right now. And there's a I think my lead piece

00:49:36.060 just goes through all of the lies, not only the ones he told at the debate, recycling the sucker

00:49:42.620 and losers lie that Trump never said about American veterans who had given their lives recycling the

00:49:49.660 Trump said the Nazis are good people in Charlottesville. Another lie even debunked by scopes

00:49:55.740 that there were fewer illegal border crossings under Biden than under Trump. A lie that he inherited 15%

00:50:04.140 inflation. It was 6.3. A lie that no American service person died on his watch. Has he completely forgotten

00:50:15.580 Afghanistan? Yet another lie. No women have babies in the eighth or ninth month of pregnancy.

00:50:25.500 A lie. I mean, this guy lies constantly. And then when he was on with George Stephanopoulos,

00:50:32.220 when he's trying to make excuses for his poor debate performance, he said, well, you know,

00:50:37.900 Trump kept shouting at me after they cut his microphone off and I let it distract me. I guess

00:50:44.940 I'm not putting that up as an excuse. I invite you gentlemen to go back and look at the video.

00:50:49.660 That never happened. Not even once. Trump never tried to talk over him. Not even once. Trump knew

00:50:55.740 the microphones were allegedly turned off or would be. So the guy can't even tell the truth about that.

00:51:02.940 He's with a group of Puerto Ricans. Suddenly he's a Puerto Rican ancestry. He's with a bunch of

00:51:09.420 Orthodox Jews. He grew up in the synagogues of Wilmington, except for he didn't. He talks to a

00:51:16.220 group of truck drivers and he used to be a truck driver. Or then he was teaching law school, but he

00:51:21.580 never actually taught law school. And he graduated at the top of his class. But in fact, he graduated

00:51:27.900 at the bottom of his class. This guy is unbelievable. And they call Trump a liar? See, what they say is

00:51:35.340 because you won't agree with their narrative January 6th, that's a lie. No, that's the truth.

00:51:41.500 Because you won't agree with their narrative of their lawfare tsunami against him, they say that's

00:51:51.740 a lie. No, that's the truth. But the idea that all the Democrats, even the ones who are for Biden

00:51:58.380 staying and staying and those who are for his going, they're all united in their talking points,

00:52:02.700 which are Trump's a liar, which is not his platform, and trying yet again, ignoring the facts,

00:52:14.300 to tie him to Jeffrey Epstein when it was the Clintons who were taking money from and traveling and

00:52:20.140 visiting Jeffrey Epstein after his conviction for sex crimes in Florida. They have no campaign,

00:52:27.420 they have nothing to run on. So it is 100% negative. Alex, your thoughts?

00:52:35.580 Now, I want to go off of what you were saying about the lies and whatnot. I think you mentioned

00:52:40.140 this the other day, another, I guess, lie or death or whatever. I think it's in the same area. But when

00:52:45.820 he was in Pennsylvania talking about how it was Pennsylvania that got him over the line when he ran

00:52:50.780 for Senate, that doesn't even make sense because he was a senator from Delaware. How in the world is

00:52:55.900 that possible? I thought that was absolutely comical. Once again, Joe Biden is a joke. There is no

00:53:04.780 campaign that this man has, except for, like you said, Trump's Project 2025, which he's not affiliated

00:53:12.300 with in any way, shape or form. Project 2025 and President Trump have both said that they're not

00:53:18.220 involved with each other. And it's just a lie after lie after lie after lie. When are the American

00:53:28.380 people going to wake up to this? Do you think they will, Roger, soon?

00:53:31.580 I think they already have. I think that's why these polls are so close. Now you add to that

00:53:38.140 Joe's infirmity is the fact that he's clearly in rapid mental deterioration, as certified by the

00:53:47.340 special counsel in his own Justice Department. I think we know the answer to your question. All

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