The Stone Zone ｜ 03-28-25
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Summary
The Stone Zone with President Donald Trump's good friend and former political operative Roger Stone. President Trump's interview with Roger Stone was one of the most extraordinary interviews I've ever done, and I'm here to talk about it.
Transcript
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this is the stone zone with roger stone people love him and respect him roger stone
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now get in the zone it's the stone zone here's roger stone
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well apologies everybody it's not roger stone but it is a huge admirer and friend of roger stone
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and we're going to talk about roger stone for a little bit my name is greg kelly
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i work with him here at 77 wabc you may have seen me on television uh i put out videos all the time
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i had an interview with president trump this week and um anyway it's thrilling to know roger stone
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um i first read about roger i believe i was in college there was a big story about him in gq
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magazine about you know this political brilliant operative who was a protege of richard nixon's
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who was the best dressed man in the world and it was gq and i was fascinating with this guy
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fascinated and uh you know it talked about how political he was in high school and i remember
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the writer said well you must not have been very popular if you were uh campaigning for richard
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nixon every weekend he said i was president of my senior class so he he had that high school
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wired roger stone big tattoo of nixon on the back uh you know the interesting wardrobe it's a
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spectacular uh and that hair and all of it all of it is he's iconic the guy is iconic and um you know
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went to work for richard nixon i think he just wrote a letter to the campaign and said i like politics
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can i come on by and they let him come on by back then the world was a little bit more open
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and if you had the guts if you had the huts but to send a letter you just might get a you just might
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get in the door and he did and let's see then he went into i guess the world of private consulting
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and uh and of course the reagan administration what was the name of that firm manafort stone and
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somebody or other or stone manafort uh just a legendary political operative who spotted probably
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the i mean truly he was the first political pro i think it might be safe to say who saw the
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immense political promise in donald trump uh just knew this was a guy who could go all the way
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he engineered some of his earlier um flirtations i think we could call it with the presidency
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going all the way back to 1988 did you know his name was floated as a couple of times for vice
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president george hw bush the thought was you could do a lot better with trump than with quail and uh
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they were probably right about that and then of course i think it was a perennial kind of possibility
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and it wasn't something just a a vanity project i think each time he was weighing his options right
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can i really pull it off this time can i pull it off because he was so steadfast in his
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critique of america loves america america's great but you know too often it was losing its way
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we were getting ripped off and and roger stone was there um in the early stages and of course to this
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day um roger as you may know is a devout christian and i don't think he always was and um it's amazing
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to hear him talk about his his rebirth uh i i don't say i'm devout i i i don't know i i don't
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even know if he says devout so let's word the devout doesn't mean anything devout sounds sounds
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boastful he is a christian and i am a christian and i wasn't well i guess i always was i was
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baptized right but i had my flirtations with uh you know when i was in middle school junior high
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school we called it i went through an atheism phase and all that stuff and but came to a place
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thank god thank god for where i am right now believing in god and believing that jesus
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is his son and uh they want the best for me um they want well he wants me to do the right thing
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he wants certain things from me he wants certain things from you and from time to time there will be
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adversity in our lives we will be disciplined and now as a father i understand that that comes from
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love that's uh that's all about love you only discipline those you love so um it's been a
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remarkable spiritual journey and a remarkable friendship with uh with roger stone and uh his
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man is in the white house our man is in the white house president trump uh i spent about an hour with
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him all together uh tuesday of this week an extraordinary experience you know for obvious
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reasons and not so obvious reasons going to the white house being with the president interviewing the
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president and then going to the oval office i mean that is kind of mind-blowing to do that with
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any president but particularly president trump right i mean there's never going to be a guy like him
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again probably ever uh he is incredibly unique incredibly skilled and ready for this moment i don't think
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anybody has been prepared and now he is so comfortable in the job um and he's great at it in my opinion and i
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think objectively that case uh that case can be made still early we got some uh you know the april 2nd
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thing is coming up but i want to tell you what happened during the interview or what didn't happen
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during the interview first of all it was about a 35 minute conversation very pleased that i brought
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up ashley babbitt and i'll play the i'll play some of the clips in a few moments or right after the
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break but i noticed after an hour with him that is concentrate concentration on me on the people in
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the room right on people on people we finished i think we were in the roosevelt room i think that's
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what it's called it's like a little library across from the oval office and then okay you want to come
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into the oval let's go greg have you ever been in there before and i had to tell him no i had never
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been to the oval office i've been to the white house a million times but i actually never said
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foot into the oval office and uh we walk in together the camera is rolling and it was a very
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like wow i'm being escorted and uh kind of given a tour not by some uh it's not after hours and some
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secret service friend of my father's is getting me into the white house no which has happened by the
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way um i'm going with the president of the united states into the oval office and he asked me a few
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questions he asked me a lot of questions and uh about new york about my job about uh life and um
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and he showed me around and you know the thing that i didn't realize at the time but i i realize it now
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it was so different talking to him and not of course because he's the president all those things forget
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that stuff for a second afterwards i'm like what was so different about that experience there was
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something different i can't put my finger on it why and then i finally realized he wasn't on his phone
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he had no phone he had no phone and he was totally concentrated for an hour right on people
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i was passing a red light today every guy at the red light had their phone out right i got my phone right
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in front of me we're all addicted to this stupid thing and we are more and more oblivious to other
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people you know people talk about well where does he get his energy from he's got all that energy and
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it is supernatural whatever he's got going on it is amazing but i identified a source of his energy
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and then maybe it's not well no he's got a lot of energy but maybe we are losing hours
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we're losing our energy and uh what i mean by that is and i this goes back to some documentary i heard
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and a snippet of an article but basically our brains are not meant to be stimulated the way they're being
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stimulated right now all right they are stimulated from the moment we wake up by digital uh happenings
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right digital things on our phone we're just we're not supposed to get news all day long we're not
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supposed to listen to music all day long we're not supposed to get pings and checks and tweets and
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we're just not supposed to we're not designed our brain was not designed that way i think our brain
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was designed well designed who's to say darwinian though it's going to take a long time to adapt and
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brains adapt i think ideally we're farmers right we get up early we go to sleep early we work during
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the day we're designed a certain way the brain is not meant to be firing socially at 10 30 at night
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um that's it was so interesting to be with somebody who wasn't looking at their phone
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and i think that was a very kind of unique component of president trump even though he's
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he tweets and he truths and he's totally informed he doesn't get it from his phone you know where he
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gets it from people print up things for him uh he watches tivo so when he watches the news he can watch
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a lot of news and not much time skip the commercials skip the boring parts stick to the parts he wants
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it's it was a revelation it was really it was really something special and i'm still trying to
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put the i'm still processing the whole uh the whole meeting actually um and you know the one other thing
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about this and then i'll play the clips after the break but he is um everything you know he's funny
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he's interesting he's smart he's all actually you know this is more about me i'm very calm in the
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moment i totally i just feel totally comfortable talking to president trump i'm not nervous when
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he's in the room i'm not nervous around him um sometimes and i hate to say this i i forgot to
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call him mr president and now nobody who saw that interview would think it was disrespectful all right
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it was it was it was i'm very proud of it right and that was the thing there have been a couple of
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interviewers who have been kind of like jerky with him lately i'm not going to name names but uh
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all right or guys who talked a little bit too much okay there have been a lot of those lately i didn't
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i had questions i was genuinely curious in the answers but here's the thing about president trump
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he's bigger than the presidency right he when i saw him um at the bedminster golf club during the
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first term he walks in the room and you kind of forget he's president it's donald trump who's
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walking toward you do you know what i mean and uh and maybe you don't maybe that doesn't make sense
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but there's something uh very special here and i continue to process it we made a lot of news in
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that interview with ashley babbitt uh some other things to cover that just happened actually that
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you may want to know about i don't know roger i wish you could roger has no voice right now
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that's what he's feeling he doesn't have his voice i hope he's enjoying one of those nixon
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martinis silver bullet or something like that he is roger drinks martinis in a special way a special
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formula given to him by richard nixon and richard nixon learned that from winston churchill isn't that
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neat you're drinking a winston churchill martini i wish i could still drink how long has it been since
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my last drink it's been uh eight years eight long years no actually they've been the greatest years
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of my life quite frankly everything is better when you're sober everything although sipping a
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sipping a martini with roger stone maybe i'll have a mocktail all right maybe i'll have one of those
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um right uh this is not my interview but president trump was just on air force one
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right and uh you know anytime anyplace with this guy he will speak anytime anyplace and uh biden did
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this i think once his entire presidency go back to talk to the reporters and they were all the
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they all regretted it his staff probably biden himself if he could really have that much introspection
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i don't know um but here is trump you want let's start with that little part at one point he's like
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hey it's getting bumpy we all have to sit down i think uh give me air force one trump short
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we're landing right now mr president do you plan to take greenland by force
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could you hear there's a lot of engine noise a lot of stuff going on uh we're landing right now
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everybody's got to take a seat uh not to brag here but uh i've been on air force one uh a lot
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and it's actually no big deal it really isn't that big a deal and we are in desperate need this
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country of a new airplane um the back where the reporters sit it's kind of like business class on a
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plane the cool thing about it is it's cool being on air force one i'm not saying but it's like a
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regular plane you don't get to walk all over the plane when you're a reporter you got to stay in
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the back unless he invites you up to the front um and the back is like business class a couple of
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cool things there's a lot of food a lot of special m&ms and candy and special presidential boxes
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um and at least when i was uh there for two years during the bush administration as a correspondent for
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fox news and you didn't have to um buckle up they were very lax about the rules you didn't have to
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necessarily buckle up you didn't have to sit when you were uh taking off you can kind of do your own
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thing you just couldn't go to the front of the plane they had a secret service agent kind of
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dividing the thing but when the president was off the plane you could actually go up there and i went
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up there and this is what 2007 yeah it's a long time ago but even then it was like decor from the early
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90s there was something and it was a little bit it was clean i'm not saying it wasn't clean but it was
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worn right worn and just and actually weirdly small in an odd way and when you go outside and
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you look at the plane we don't have 747s like this flying anymore it is a 747 i think 100 or 200 series
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and this has got to be one of the only 747s flying uh of that model and it to me it's an old plane
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it is just an old plane and it desperately needs um not even a refurbishment it needs to be replaced
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and that's going to happen another thing in the oval office he's got that great big air force one
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model the new one with the new paint job that's coming it's going to have uh uh it's the latest and
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greatest 747 which the one with the hump but this hump goes all the way back almost to the tail it's like a
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double decker plane uh very very cool all right i have to take a very quick break and the democrats
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are straightening us out about what kind of refrigerator we remember the gas stove well
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now it's the refrigerator they want to rearrange and they have a big problem with the door what
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could be wrong with the door what would a career politician know about my refrigerator be right back
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this is the stone zone with roger stone they went after a guy named roger stone who's sitting in the
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office and i'll say this in front of roger he's no baby and right now he's cleaner than anybody in this
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place now as i treated him very unfairly now get him a zone it's the stone zone here's roger stone
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that's right roger we love you you got a part now and it gets you out of all those sticky jams you
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were in and let's face it roger's been in some very sticky jams oh all right uh this is great kelly
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in for roger stone a huge uh friend and admirer of the political legend roger stone and president
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trump for that matter uh both amazing individuals and i talked earlier about how donald trump helped
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make president trump president trump right and has been basically working on it since the 1980s roger
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stone uh guys uh gosh it's just a legend in his own right uh but i sat down with the boss president
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trump on when was it tuesday day before yesterday the day before the day before yesterday and um
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i'm very proud of this and i got a lot of not that i was looking for pats on the back or anything
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like that but a lot of people said wow you actually went there on ashley babbitt i said yeah ashley
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babbitt was murdered we all saw it on tv and i know president trump is um is very interested in that
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case he was talking about it i don't know two weeks ago i heard him say her name in the oval office so
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it's a big deal so uh let's see here gk six if you don't mind no one has spoken as boldly and as
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with with as much truth as you about ashley babbitt uh it was a bad shooting my father
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terrible anybody it's a terrible thing i'm a big fan of ashley babbitt okay and ashley babbitt
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was a really good person and i think it's a disgrace i'm going to look into that i did not know that
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all right we'll be right back with the uh stone zone this is the stone zone with roger stone
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this is the stone zone with roger stone they went after a guy named roger stone who's sitting in the
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office and i'll say this in front of roger he's no baby and right now he's cleaner than anybody in
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this place now as i treated him very unfairly now get him a zone it's the stone zone here's roger stone
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roger's got some kick-ass music kick-ass clothes kick-ass life he lives very well
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you know um but roger is very very distinctive wherever he goes like there's roger stone so uh
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that can be great you know i love it when people come up to me i actually do uh i'm always pleasantly
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surprised i don't expect it but when it happens it's nice um you know roger gets it a lot right a lot
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a lot more than any of us really and uh in part because the guy's unmistakable and um and he's a
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legend so uh you gotta be careful actually no matter where you are you never know you never
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know what the hell's gonna happen so uh i hope he's packing uh packing i hope he's packing at
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least a burner something along those lines right you gotta you gotta be careful all right uh roger's
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voice is uh not so hot right now so uh he'll be back soon um i want to tell you guys do you know
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about the sarah mcbride fraud sarah mcbride the uh the she's a he yeah yeah transgender person uh
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also known as a man right this is a man you know what i know a couple of years ago i might have been
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a little bit more genteel about the whole thing and oh you identify as this that's great okay
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but not after you went after our kids all right once you once you started pushing this stuff on the
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kids uh and then it went from like you know gender dysphoria uh potentially i say potentially
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you know legitimate psychological issue to a freaking fetish and a depravity and you're messing
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with the kids all right it that's the insanity there are basically two transgender people in the
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country that i like there's a person named christine up in connecticut all right and i call her her
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whatever i don't i don't i know people get angry at that they do actually but let me tell you about
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christine happens to be transgender happens to hate the radical lgbtq the radical agenda of the lgbtq
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uh radical agenda right i mean back when it was lgb that was like it was it was it was sane it wasn't
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crazy and then the lgbtqia it went nuts and oh by the way you know the lgb they don't really like
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the t's and who the hell knows what the q is the queers the questioning sometimes it's queer sometimes
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it's questioning one time i called it well i'll call it right now lgbt queer and everybody went
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upset i have lots of gay friends well i can't say i have lots of gay friends i have two gay friends
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and you know what we don't talk about being gay all right we just don't talk about that we don't
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talk about that his sexuality is there now i don't know any i wish i knew some lesbians to be honest
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so i'm sorry i'm sorry i said that but some of you know what i mean um all right where was i oh yeah
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sarah mcbride um is a member of congress for one reason because on the lgbtq scale uh this individual
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is is is is t transgender and um i think you got to bring more to the table than your uh your
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perversion to be honest i think you got to bring more to the oh the other one i like is bruce i'm
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sorry caitlin jenner i actually because i'll tell you what uh that's like caitlin's own thing
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okay uh i'm gonna use bruce jenner achieved amazing things amazing things greatest athlete
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in the world one of the greatest pilots in america by the way people don't understand he can fly
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helicopters planes seaplanes you name it he can fly it um me too by the way except the seaplane
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but uh very smart person entrepreneurial and like made this move and doesn't talk about it believe
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it or not doesn't think it's certainly does not believe it should be on kids doesn't think that
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men should be playing in women's sports it's been an outspoken advocate for sanity when it comes to
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that stuff no men biological men in women's sports because women and girls are at risk
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it's not right anyway all right so but i don't like sarah mcbride transgender individual
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because this is all uh sarah he has got going for him the transgender crap 2016 sarah mcbride comes out
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and makes a big speech at the 2016 democrat convention and this is what i mean about being
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too hung up on your sex organs or lack thereof i have no idea what's going on with sarah at this point
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would you hit the tape please of the 2016 democrat convention wherever the hell that was
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sarah it is an honor to make history with you stop because we are stop just so you know this is
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patrick maloney who was such a jerky congressman democrat from upstate new york who also happened
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to be gay and um made a uh particularly big deal about it you know who's uh i thought thought of
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another gay friend rick ronnell all right he's the special envoy for president trump close friend of
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president trump the first gay what was he director of national intelligence first gay cabinet member
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before pete budigieg and uh the last thing you're going to talk about with pete is being gay
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i mean um rick all right international affairs germany he was the ambassador there trump he's uh
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they're great friends money finance sports you name it all right but uh maloney here all right keep
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going stronger together thank you so much congressman my name is sarah mcbride and i am a proud
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shut up for a second stop it stop it stop it stop you hear what they're clapping for when i was just
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what that's it i'm greg kelly and i am a heterosexual male would you shut up what kind of reaction is that
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oh they're going bananas for that something that need not be said but not only said celebrated and
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listen to these idiots four years ago i came out as transgender while serving as student body president
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in college at the time i was scared i worried that my dreams and my identity were mutually exclusive
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since then though i've seen that change is possible i witnessed history interning at the white house
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and helping my home state of delaware pass protections for transgender people
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all right stop for a second right okay just all right and they try to tell me that oh no it's not
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about the lgbtq she really interesting positions and policy proposals that affect everyday americans
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now this is what it's all about gets to the white house it starts intern interning at the white house and
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you're going to work on that stuff by the way a lot of the numbers don't work work out the years like
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and there's some uh she's fibbing in my book but keep going
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today i see this change in the work of the lgbt caucus and in my own job at the human rights campaign
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oh that place is crazy that place is so radical keep going that's the thing the human rights
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sounds great our progress so much work remains yeah i gotta get the kids be a nation where there's
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only one way to love only one way to look and only one way to live or we be a nation where
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everyone has the freedom to live openly and equally yeah sure stronger together stronger together so
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what they're getting at we didn't know this at the time they're getting at the children all right
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they're getting at the children oh there's not one way to love you can love animals you can love your
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uh is incest okay this is the stuff this is where it goes it sounds oh yeah you gotta look right we
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don't have one way what a boring place to live america's boring america you just oh it's all sick
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so anyway that's what she's talking about or he it at the 2016 convention all about public service right
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no it's about engaging in your um in your fetish in your perversion that's what it that's what it
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sounds like to me and uh using that to get to the congress and now this poor deranged soul is in
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congress and you know you can't no matter how much uh he wants to you can't talk about lgbtq all day
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long right you got to find some issue and i noticed the other day talking about uh he was talking about
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you know helping the middle class right helping the middle class and driving prices down actually he's
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going to talk about it right here in the middle of telling us what kind of refrigerator door we're
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supposed to have there is no kidding a refrigeration freedom act that was passed by democrats and republicans
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are working to repeal it okay and uh this uh monstrosity is trying to uh protect the law
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he calls it a rule it's actually a law all right go ahead please opens a refrigerator door there's a
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camera there's a camera and there's a there's a there's a camera in the refrigerator all right and
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her his ugly face opens there's a camera in the stupid refrigerator because you're in congress and
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you got to be cool on on on instagram right you got to be cool and creative what about just doing the
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god the gosh don work hmm what about just doing the work you know one of the reasons why we were
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hit on 9-11 if you look it up in the 9-11 report because congress was too interested in sensational
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stupid headline attention uh grabbing stuff instead of the drudgery of oversight okay there's important
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important stuff going on in the world all right so take it from the top this little gimmicky thing with
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the refrigerator and this is all about new refrigerator doors get this with windows
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your refrigerator needs to have a window go ahead oh hi i didn't see you there you're probably
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wondering why you're in my washington dc office refrigerator well let me tell you the absurdity
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never ends in a republican controlled house of representatives later today i'll be on my way to
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the floor of the house of representatives to vote against repealing an energy efficiency rule
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because the republicans in congress instead of prioritizing lowering costs for working people
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instead of prioritizing lowering costs for small businesses they want to repeal a rule that actually
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lowers costs for small businesses by guaranteeing that their commercial refrigerators and walk-in
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refrigerators are more energy efficient the house of representatives is spending time trying to save
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solid refrigerator doors they don't want windows in the doors because god forbid you can see inside a
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refrigerator before you enter it if it's a walk-in refrigerator what the are we doing here stop
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thank you you stopped it uh windows in the refrigerators windows in the refrigerators
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um this person is a trans freak who only thinks about trans stuff you heard the big speech
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what did they hate what do they what our house your house your small business your refrigerator
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do you think our founding fathers had any conception well granted they didn't know what a refrigerator was
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okay but let's go back like how when was a refrigerator it meant that 150 years ago 125 years ago
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that congress would be concerned about what the door looks like
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and career politicians and other rejects uh what's her name maxine waters and the rest
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are going to try to dictate and by the way it ain't going to pass right
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it the minority's got to figure out like more and i guess more productive things to do when they're in
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the minority when they're not going to win i guess the the the era of of wooing people over to the
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other side that's gone happens occasionally but you see what i mean you get it and then
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these career politicians know nothing nothing about life and they're going to
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tell you what kind of refrigerator here's this individual this uh person this man quite frankly
00:32:32.580
in a classroom telling women and girls how to own your sexuality all right this should be good go
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ahead what can other women do to promote inclusivity for trans women well i think a couple different
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things i think own it just demonstrated one of those things which is to very clearly and consciously
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make the statement through inclusion that transgender women are women transgender men are men
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and that uh we should all be uh respected in our identities uh i think the second is understanding
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that sexism misogyny homophobia and transphobia are inextricably linked uh they are all based on
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one perception at birth the sex we were assigned the belief for a second can i come out as a transphobic
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person i think i am to be honest i'm a little bit afraid of uh of trans people and i'll tell you why
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with the exception of uh caitlin jenner and christine and i'll tell you why partially it's
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they all almost have a chip on their shoulder and they're looking to be offended right granted i
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i can i'm i'm i'm i often an offensive person okay but it is america and that is a little bit out
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there and god created man and woman right and uh you know i by the way i talked about christianity
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my christianity and i did straighten out a hell of a lot of things i don't drink anymore
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i uh don't i don't a lot of things anymore but i'm tempted i'm not perfect you name it i've probably
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done it well no that's a little bit too i'm being a little bit too hard on myself i've never killed
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anybody i've never stolen i've never engaged in fraud no i did steal a flashlight once come to think
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of it and i was too i was not exactly you know six years old when i stole the flashlight
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yeah i did that one too i guess all right well i never killed anybody
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i injured somebody no i'm you get what i'm saying all right i'm not trying to be a holy roller or
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you know i'm not better than anybody i'm not worse than anybody but if god can do for me what he's done
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for you and you know what in a weird way i will tell you this also you know i don't like this um
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who are we talking about here sarah mcbride i don't like sarah mcbride but on some level i love
00:34:55.660
sarah mcbride i really love every person every person created by god i think sarah mcbride's made
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some really bad decisions to to cover up or to treat something inside that can't be treated the way
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uh sarah is trying to treat it i just i don't think that's but i think anybody can be saved i
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think i i genuinely and if what's uh they needed advice i would i would give my best advice i would
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and i would try to be courteous face to face yeah but maybe not not no so much on the courtesy
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but i i hope that makes sense is that a contradiction be right back this is the stone zone with roger
00:35:40.440
stone this is the stone zone with roger stone they went after a guy named roger stone who's
00:36:09.400
sitting in the office and i'll say this in front of roger he's no baby and right now he's cleaner
00:36:14.040
than anybody in this place now as i treated him very unfairly now get him his own it's the stone zone
00:36:22.500
here's roger stone because right now we're talking about and raising all kinds of interesting issues
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in my head and and clarifying things for me the red lines right about children you see right now in
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america actually in new york city i should say and a lot of other cities but i know it's happening in
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new york there's something called drag time story hour for kids so drag queens come in the school
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and what are drag queens men who like to dress up in women's clothes and who knows what the hell else
00:36:54.500
they're into these guys come into school in their girls clothes and they read to children leticia
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james the state attorney general went to an event with drag queens and read to children not that long
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ago that could get you arrested that could genuinely get you arrested and if the parents were involved
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they would be arrested too now we're in a situation where complaining about such a program complaining
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about it is considered a hate crime you know not by the left not by you know jerks i'll never meet on
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twitter but by public officials by congressman jerry nadler by the school's chancellor if you come
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out against a trans agenda in new york you will be accused of a hate crime you can judge me for all
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the things that i've done the bad things i've done if you want to do that if you want to focus on that
00:37:44.340
you can judge me on the mistake i made 10 seconds ago you can judge but right judge but don't you dare
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judge me on the things i can't control i can't control being white i can't control being a man i can't
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control those things i don't take pride in those things because i didn't pick them but i'm not
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ashamed of it either and there was a real effort in this country to make people ashamed of who they
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are and whoever you are black white red brown whatever nobody should be ashamed of the things
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that they are they can't control i think going back to the sarah mcbride thing that's artificial
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all right i do uh we had a 5 000 increase in people seeking transgender over the past like
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six years you think that happened naturally or did a corrupt and sick society encourage it
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yeah all right man friday night huh you know lately every day every day feels like friday night i love it
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i love it it's an exciting time in america and i'm actually reorganizing my brain in a way
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to make it seem like every night is friday night i've been partially successful sunday night used to
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be the most dreadful night of my life right oh gosh sunday the anxiety about the week to come
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i am full of excitement and love and gratitude and i thank god for that and i thank you for joining me
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okay get better soon roger stone this has been the stone zone with a substitute host
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by the name of greg kelly please check out that presidential interview i did it's all over the
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internet if you want to with president trump and um it's been a pleasure all right my best to you bye