00:05:09.980All the names you already know, you know, but you don't start looking for the names that you don't know.0.83
00:05:15.720She's exactly right about that. McGonagall's sentence continues to be reduced for reasons I, frankly, don't understand.
00:05:24.860I spoke with Allison's father in Florham Park, New Jersey. He has told the media that we do not yet know the cause of death or the circumstances.
00:07:35.280She overcame that adversity, and frankly, I'm going to miss her tremendously.
00:07:39.780She was obviously still very unhappy about the fact that Charles McGonagall should have been charged with treason,
00:07:45.980but instead was only charged with taking bribes.
00:07:48.340She was very aggravated about that to the very end.
00:07:50.880And while the cause of death is unknown publicly, there are other sources who have hinted at possible darker reasons, and there's reason for that.
00:07:59.580Allison Guerrero was being threatened by people online.
00:08:02.660Those same people were threatening me, also threatening my colleague Michael Caputo, my long-standing colleague who worked with me in several presidential campaigns, including those of President Donald Trump.
00:08:15.180She was getting a lot of threats by people online for her outspoken views,
00:08:19.360so there is no question that she had enemies.
00:08:22.500Yet, since she moved to Florida, she'd been the happiest I'd ever seen her.
00:08:26.720I actually met her in Elaine's, the famous saloon watering hole on New York's Upper East Side.
00:08:33.180Back in the 80s, we'd been casual friends since then,
00:08:36.880but she'd come to work here in the Stone Zone more recently,
00:08:41.040And as I said earlier, she was an extraordinarily bright and effective researcher and writer.
00:09:18.660I can use adjectives to describe her, she was loyal, chaotic0.97
00:09:23.340irreplaceable, occasionally even brilliant
00:09:26.540to that I would add she was extraordinarily funny, very talkative
00:09:31.340sometimes I would have to say to her two words, talk less
00:09:36.280But Ken Kirsten's words failed to capture someone who so boundlessly loved her family
00:09:41.280and hundreds of friends, supported them so intensely that her critics became Allison's enemies,
00:09:47.560their struggles and hopes and aspirations her own.
00:09:50.480Like Ken Kirsten, I am bereft, I'm shell-shocked by her passing.
00:09:55.440She was a former vice president of U.S. operations for an Israeli security firm, Mifram, while working in New York.
00:10:03.120She first met McGonagall in the spring of 2017 as a volunteer for the Federal Enforcement Homeland Security Foundation charity.
00:10:11.960It was then that the $200,000 a year FBI official ruled her over dinner, claiming that he was going through a divorce with his wife, Pamela, who he called a nag and insisted that their marriage was essentially over.
00:10:25.540His family home was in Chevy Chase, Maryland, but he lived in a sublet apartment in Park Slope, Brooklyn, following his 2016 New York appointment by then-FBI Director James Comey.0.98
00:10:38.360In the three years before her death, Alison Guerrero was spilling on McGonagall's treachery. I think she went to Washington as a whistleblower. She provided testimony, but she mostly spoke to the media, and I, for one, found everything she said to be true and accurate.0.98
00:10:56.880She actually confessed that she first had sex with the married McGonagall,
00:11:01.360who she believed was divorcing in the back of a black Ford Explorer, a government SUV,
00:11:07.760after she showed him where she went to high school in Florham Park, New Jersey.
00:11:13.500Shortly afterward, Guerrero moved into the Park Slope apartment,
00:11:17.680believing that the veteran spook had separated from his wife, Pamela,
00:11:21.660and was in the process of getting a divorce.
00:11:25.140He did say that Pamela was an excellent mother, but the marriage was dead, and they were both moving on.
00:11:30.900The former mistress added, I don't know if he was actually separated from his wife.
00:11:35.320I wish I knew, but I don't know what to confess.
00:11:38.780She actually said to me, my priest is so sick of hearing me confess adultery that I don't really know if I committed adultery because, well, I didn't know the truth.
00:11:47.640So while we were together, McGonagall flaunted his relationship with Allison Guerrero, taking her into the FBI's main office in Manhattan, into what she would later tell me was the Kings of New York floor, introducing her around as his girlfriend.
00:12:02.780Seems like everyone knew that McGonagall was married, but Allison, he cleverly masked signs of his overall treachery, passing off any outward clues as part of his role.
00:12:15.320He even took a trip to Albania during their relationship. That was in 2017. At one point, asked Guerrero to accompany him to meet a sanctioned metals magnate. That was Oleg Deripaska, a crony of Vladimir Putin, a man who was today sanctioned by the United States government.
00:12:33.460It was early in October that Guerrero discovered that McGonagall had received an $80,000 payment from a former Albanian intelligence associate in a parked car outside a New York restaurant.
00:12:50.680This was, as I understand it, a payment from Deripaska.
00:12:55.560Guerrero cannot recall anything that happened that night.
00:12:58.100They were out. It would point to anything other than the fact that this was a payoff.
00:13:03.460She was an amazingly brilliant and hardworking person, a woman with a great sense of optimism, a great sense of humor, someone who rolled with the punches, someone who had overcome great adversity.
00:13:17.200I can't even begin to tell you how much I will miss her.
00:13:20.280I can't even begin to tell you how much I loved her as a person.
00:13:23.620I can't even begin to tell you how much she contributed to our success here in the Stone Zone.
00:15:41.360when in fact it was actually about accountability and justice.
00:15:45.400Now, an email has leaked from the New York Attorney General's office that proves that it was James who was on a campaign to political weaponization and harassment against Donald Trump.
00:15:58.780When we come back, Sam Antar, the editor and publisher of whitecollarfraud.com,
00:16:05.160who has done more than anyone else to document that 20-year-plus record of mortgage fraud
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00:18:42.400In the meantime, August 27th, last Thursday, was a birthday I share with President Lyndon Baines Johnson.
00:18:50.060I rather appreciate that because my book, The Man Who Killed Kennedy, The Case Against LBJ, is more of a personal portrait of Lyndon Johnson, a man who conducted senior White House staff meetings while seated on the toilet.
00:19:03.760But Lyndon Johnson is, of course, a lifelong segregationist who, as the majority leader of the U.S. Senate, killed every piece of civil rights, open housing, Voting Rights Act in the 1950s.
00:19:18.480In the 1958 Civil Rights Act bill, the first major piece of civil rights legislation to pass since the Civil War, Johnson, who never put his name on the bill, managed to insert a poison pill amendment that said that any U.S. citizen who violated that law would be tried before a state, not a federal grand jury.
00:19:39.360Well, no jury in Georgia or Mississippi or Alabama or Louisiana would convict any white man of a crime against a black man.
00:19:48.580I'm convinced, by the way, that the reason he told John F. Kennedy to delay any action on civil rights until his second term was so he could reserve that opportunity for himself.
00:20:00.620I think he did it to give himself cover on the left so he could go deeper into Vietnam, where he and Lady Bird Johnson held millions of dollars worth of Bell helicopter and other defense stocks, and they literally made millions of dollars off the Vietnam War.
00:20:17.980It was Lyndon Johnson who ordered the opaque plastic bubble top removed from John F. Kennedy's limousine in Dallas that day in 1963.
00:20:29.640It was Lyndon Johnson who insisted that the presidential motorcade, which was going from the Dallas-Fort Worth Airport to the Merchandise Mart, both outside the city of Dallas, dip into the city of Dallas and go through Daly Plaza, where, in violation of the civil service, secret service manual, the car came to a full stop.
00:20:53.520And, of course, John F. Kennedy was brutally murdered.
00:20:56.760I believe that the shooter from the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository building was one, Malcolm Mack Wallace.
00:21:05.060Wallace had been convicted of first-degree murder in 1951.
00:21:09.180He left his fingerprints in the so-called crow's nest on the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository building.
00:21:16.040But here's the thing. He was working at the U.S. Agriculture Department in a job arranged for him by Senator Lyndon Baines Johnson. When stopped by the police, he said, and I quote, you can't arrest me. I work for Lyndon Johnson.
00:21:33.320Yes, it was a conspiracy that involved the CIA, the mob, and big Texas oil, but LBJ had a unique relationship with all of them.
00:21:42.800How ironic that he and I would be born on the same date, but not the same day.
00:23:04.660That ultimately will also be overturned on appeal.
00:23:07.380But at the time, James screamed and hollered
00:23:10.160that this was about retaliation and revenge,
00:23:14.000when in fact it was about accountability and justice.
00:23:19.200Bill Pote, one of President Trump's very best appointees,
00:23:22.280going by the book and acting on the basis of documentary evidence.
00:23:27.060Now, Letitia James has been exposed by one of her own.
00:23:30.060A New York prosecutor by the name of Daniel Wiesenfeld dropped a bombshell email to hundreds of his colleagues inside the attorney general's office,
00:23:39.780which he said that his boss ordered him to find and pursue crimes against Donald Trump.
00:23:46.240Zero credible evidence to start with, of course.
00:23:55.240Wiesenfeld called it exactly what it is.1.00
00:23:57.400James is using taxpayer dollars to hunt her opponents while adoring real problems like homeless shelter fraud and anti-Semitic attacks on synagogues.
00:24:07.680Then the email suddenly, incredibly vanished.
00:24:11.180This is according to both the Albany Times Union, No One's Idea of a Conservative Newspaper, and of course the great Miranda Devine, one of the best investigative reporters in the country, writing for the New York Post.
00:24:24.320This is a classic. The email measly vanishes. Servers are scrubbed. Inboxes are wiped. James' office puts the whistleblower on paid leave and claims it's all just a personnel matter. Classic.
00:24:38.660This is the same Letitia James who campaigned openly in 2018 promising to prosecute Donald Trump.
00:24:46.440She, as many will remember, delivered a $360 million civil judgment against Trump that an appeals court later knocked down.
00:24:54.820Now one of her very own prosecutors says the playbook never changed.
00:24:59.940Show me the man and I'll show you the crime.
00:25:02.900Joining us now to break this entire turn of events down is Sam Antar. Sam Antar has kind of an interesting history of his own. He was charged in one of the greatest major security fraud schemes in history.
00:25:20.880He did his time, and he has reinvented himself as a whistleblower, an expert of forensic accounting.
00:25:29.020By the way, he's a Democrat. He's not a Trump supporter.
00:25:32.860He runs a great website called whitecollarfraud.com,
00:25:37.400and he's documented the many, many examples of mortgage fraud by Letitia James, and he joins us now.
00:26:54.920You can see I was blogging about her earlier, and then I morphosized or I evolved into her personal finances.
00:27:02.640Now, when this thing hit the press, all of a sudden Tish James is saying that it's politically motivated.
00:27:13.140I'm a Democrat. I really don't like Donald Trump. Actually, I can't stand him.
00:27:17.560So I agree with some of his policies, but then again, I agree with some of everybody's policies.
00:27:21.740Nobody's 100% right or 100% wrong on any issue.
00:27:25.160And what they did was they started investigating Bill Pulte, the DOJ, and Congressman Robert Garcia sends a letter using congressional letterhead saying that Saul sends from Sam Anta, a fringe right-wing blogger, and we demand all the communications between Anta and Pulte.
00:27:46.480In which I respond, okay, bring me to Congress. I'll tell you everything you want to know. Just let the cameras roll when I'm talking. And let's exchange it next to me.
00:27:55.160So this is what was going on. They were trying to obscure the argument. They were trying to distract from the argument and say that this is politically motivated without actually answering the charges.
00:28:07.660Now, here's the thing. Even if I am a Republican, even if I am currently a criminal, that does not absolve Letitia James from what she did.
00:28:18.820Even if it was politically motivated, which it wasn't, it does not absolve Letitia James from what she did.
00:28:26.720Her signature is on 13 mortgages that contain false misrepresentations, false information.
00:28:35.680Now, when we get to the second story is the e-mail itself.
00:28:39.880The government cannot just delete e-mails.
00:32:02.540Because if it was five units, okay, she represented that it was five units instead of four, she would have paid a higher interest rate, higher insurance, and also had to make a larger down payment.
00:32:15.460Then there was one where she represented to the bank that she was going to make Virginia her primary residence.
00:35:02.320And Lindsay Halligan, who was a Trump loyalist and a very fine attorney, because she was once a beauty pageant queen, people had the idea that she wasn't bright. That was idiotic. She was a brilliant lawyer. Took the case to a grand jury. The grand jury issued an indictment. So much for the idea that this is all bogus.1.00
00:35:22.840As you point out, this is a documents case. This is not a testimony case. This is a documents case, and the documents prove that Letitia James should have been prosecuted, and this was only short-circuited by three federal judges who I think went out of their way violating both the canon of ethics and in the law to knock out the prosecutor rather than have this case go to trial.
00:35:47.920If you're just tuning in, we're talking to Sam Antar. He is the editor and publisher of whitecollarfraud.com, where you can find documentation of everything we're talking about today.
00:35:59.300But the breaking news here is that an email from a top prosecutor in Letitia James' own office points out that he was told very specifically to target Donald Trump for a crime, any crime, without evidence of the crime to go along with it.
00:36:19.680You're listening to The Stone Zone. I'm Roger Stone. We'll be right back on the other side with more of Sam Antar.
00:36:25.500This is the Stone Zone with Roger Stone.0.97
00:36:30.100And he's a great, great person, Roger Stone.
00:37:14.280I want to remind you, you only have six more days before Labor Day,
00:37:18.440six more days to wear your Dupioni silk, your seersucker, your madras,
00:37:24.080your two-toned spectator shoes or your white bucks, your Optimo Panama hat,
00:37:30.960and all the other great accoutrements of men's summer wear.
00:37:34.900Maybe it's just me, but this is my favorite time of year, sartorially.
00:37:40.360Before you know it, we'll all be wearing overcoats.
00:37:43.740And I prefer mine to be double-breasted camel hair, but that's a different question.
00:37:47.960We're also mourning the loss of Alison Guerrero, a valued colleague, a contributor right here at the Stone Zone, who died surprisingly and suddenly this past Thursday.
00:38:00.620The headline in the UK Daily Mail says she died mysteriously.
00:38:08.300We're waiting for a police report and an autopsy to tell us more.
00:38:13.060But right now we're talking to Sam Antar because Letitia James, New York Attorney General, and her defenders who scream constantly about weaponizing justice every time the Trump Justice Department looks their way, have now been busted because an email has leaked from one of her top prosecutors, one Daniel Wiesenfeld, in which it is very clear that he was directed by his superiors to find something, anything, against Donald.
00:38:43.060Trump. The hypocrisy here is staggering. We both know. We all know. If a Republican attorney general
00:38:49.540orders staff to manufacture cases against Democrats, the fake news media would be screaming
00:38:55.460fascism around the clock. Instead, what we have today is silence. Ironic, as I said earlier,
00:39:02.140that the story was broken by the Albany Times Union, conceivably one of the worst newspapers
00:39:07.880in America. But a great column by Miranda Devine, the great investigative reporter at the New York
00:39:15.620Post, who really broke the Hunter Biden laptop story. That column, Miranda Devine's Attorney
00:39:22.640General Letitia James turns an evil eye on Trump and a blind eye to New York crime. I highly commend
00:39:28.740that piece to you if you haven't read it already. We've got about three minutes. I want to wrap up
00:39:33.660here with Sam Antar. Sam Antar is the editor and publisher of whitecollarfraud.com. He is
00:39:41.700not a Republican, not a conservative, not a Trump supporter. He is an investigative journalist at
00:39:47.740this point, a forensic accountant, and a brilliant guy who did the underlying research that proved
00:39:53.700that Letitia James was, without any question, guilty of the very same type of mortgage fraud
00:39:59.000that she prosecuted average New Yorkers for.
00:40:02.900Bill Pote, the head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency,
00:40:06.900correctly and rightly referred that to the Department of Justice for prosecution0.99
00:40:10.640because, well, Letitia James should be held to the same standard as everyone else.
00:40:16.560The case was dismissed, essentially, because of a technicality,
00:40:19.840never went to trial, so she has not been vindicated.
00:40:23.340But this shocking development proves that she has turned her office into a partisan political hit squad.
00:40:33.720Reasonfall's email here is one of the rare cracks in the wall.
00:40:37.920New Yorkers should demand the full truth, not another cover-up.
00:40:51.220When I used to teach law enforcement about fraud, whether it's the FBI, the IRS, and any other three-letter agency, I used to teach them that the distraction was more important than the lie.
00:41:05.440Because if you can distract, you never have to explain the lie.
00:41:12.900All you need to do is look at the four corners of the documents.
00:41:16.260Like you said earlier, there's no testimony needed.
00:41:19.380The documents speak for herself and the fingerprints are all over it.
00:41:24.460Everything else you hear about whether it's politically motivated and everything else is noise designed to distract you from getting to the truth.