The StoneZONE with Roger Stone - Trump’s NYC Lynching — The StoneZONE w⧸ Roger Stone + Derrick Evans and Jim Pfaff

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

00:00:05.560 Roger Stone. Stone has served as a senior campaign aide to three Republican presidents.

00:00:11.260 He is a New York Times best-selling author and a longtime friend and advisor of President Donald

00:00:15.960 Trump. As an outspoken libertarian, Stone has appeared on thousands of broadcasts,

00:00:20.940 spoken at countless venues, and lectured before the prestigious Oxford Political Union and the

00:00:25.980 Cambridge Union Society. Due to his four-plus decades in the political and cultural arena,

00:00:31.120 Stone has become a pop culture icon. And now, here's your host, Roger Stone.

00:00:40.680 Welcome. I'm Roger Stone. And yes, you are back in the Stone Zone. Well, day two of the trial of

00:00:49.340 President Donald Trump, unprecedented, the first time a former president has faced a criminal

00:00:55.680 action, or even for that matter, a civil action in the history of the country. That's because this

00:01:02.920 isn't a prosecution. This is election interference. Here to join me to talk about this and a great

00:01:10.880 deal more is my co-host from Slingshot.News, Troy Smith. Troy, welcome back in to the Stone Zone.

00:01:20.160 Well, Roger, it's an honor to be here as always. And, you know, heading into this trial, we're really

00:01:24.920 looking at a historic moment. You've seen more politics in this country than most people,

00:01:29.120 and I think you, better than anybody, can speak to the historic importance of this trial.

00:01:34.980 Really looking forward to it. Joining us on today's show is Derek Evans. He is a Republican candidate for

00:01:41.860 Congress in West Virginia. He is a veteran of January 6th. He is an America First candidate.

00:01:50.100 We're going to be talking to him about his insurgent congressional campaign. But before

00:01:55.760 he joins us, Jonathan Turley, who, to my mind, is one of the more brilliant legal minds in the

00:02:03.120 country. He's not a conservative. He's not a Republican. He's not a Trump supporter.

00:02:07.980 Neither is he a supporter of Biden, although I believe he's probably a Democrat. Here was his take

00:02:14.500 on the opening day of Trump's trial.

00:02:18.700 In this case, Trump is right. I mean, this is an embarrassment. I mean, the fact that we are

00:02:25.000 actually talking about this case being presented in a New York courtroom leaves me in utter disbelief.

00:02:32.340 I mean, the arguments today did, in fact, capture all the problems here. You know, you had this

00:02:39.200 misdemeanor under state law where that had run out. This is going back to related to the 2016 election

00:02:46.620 and they zapped it back into life by alleging that there was a campaign finance violation

00:02:53.160 under the federal laws that doesn't exist. The Department of Justice doesn't view it this way.

00:03:00.720 This is, I think, an excellent starting point. The point here, of course, is that there is no crime.

00:03:07.200 The parallels between this trial in New York and my trial in D.C. are really keeping me up at night.

00:03:16.100 First, you have the makeup of the jury. Yesterday, a juror was dismissed when they finally broke down

00:03:23.180 and admitted that they couldn't be objective, that they worked in the same building with Michael Cohen

00:03:30.060 and that their family was close to former governor Chris Christie of New Jersey. I suspect you have

00:03:38.580 numerous jurors here who have attacked President Donald Trump on their social media postings. But

00:03:45.500 then, of course, they say during jury selection, oh, of course I can be objective. This is a hanging

00:03:54.360 jury. It's a Manhattan jury. I've been there. You might recall that in my case, the jury forewoman,

00:04:01.160 whose name was Tomika Hart, I didn't out her. She outed herself. She'd been a Democrat member,

00:04:09.300 pardon me, a Democrat candidate for Congress in Tennessee. She was a protege of left-wing 0.99

00:04:16.400 political consultant and empty talking head, Donna Brazil. She had attacked me and President Trump 1.00

00:04:26.420 on both Twitter and Facebook. In the year before I was arrested, she specifically attacked me regarding

00:04:35.120 the very case in which she was later selected as a juror. Yet she said during jury selection,

00:04:43.160 she wasn't really following the Russian collusion prosecution. She wasn't all that aware of who I

00:04:50.500 was. In other words, she lied to get on the jury. Then she kept her social media settings on a private

00:04:59.580 setting during the trial and then tried only to quietly delete them afterwards. Fortunately,

00:05:08.100 the investigative journalist Mike Cernovich was able to go using the Wayback Machine, was able to go back

00:05:16.760 and find her vicious attacks on Trump. I remember one specifically, Troy, she said that all supporters

00:05:24.760 of Donald Trump are racists. That would mean, of course, that she thought I was a racist. She should

00:05:30.000 never have been sitting on my jury. Then there was the other juror, gave an extensive interview to the

00:05:36.280 Washington Post. He said he was absolutely correct that I had been convicted, although I think even

00:05:42.960 he'd have a hard time explaining my crime, since there was none. But he worked for Jill Stein and had

00:05:49.360 been an organizer for the Green Party. Doesn't exactly sound to me like he had no political points of view.

00:05:58.140 Now, my lawyers moved for a change of venue. We realized DC was not a location or a jurisdiction where

00:06:07.980 we could possibly get an honest or fair trial. That was denied. Trump has now moved for a change of

00:06:16.000 venue. That will be denied. I moved that the judge recuse herself after she praised the jury for their

00:06:25.660 excellent deliberations in light of the revelations regarding the corruption of the jury for woman.

00:06:34.860 She said that was a cheap publicity stunt. It was interesting that throughout my trial,

00:06:40.960 the judge's conduct was reprehensible. She would roll her eyes so the jury could see her whenever one of

00:06:47.900 my lawyers was talking. She accused my lawyers of being too New York. I think that's an ethnic slur.

00:06:54.560 All of my lawyers were Jewish. She said they were too New York. I'm not sure what that means.

00:07:00.320 She didn't mind it when the government was aggressive and they were incredibly aggressive.

00:07:04.700 But when my lawyers were the slightest bit aggressive, which wasn't very often in the trial,

00:07:10.460 she would admonish them to stop their courtroom theatrics. When you file a good faith motion

00:07:17.700 for recusal, she has every right to decline it. But to call it a publicity stunt does not comport with 0.95

00:07:25.320 the facts. It's also interesting that the limits that they're seeking to put on Donald Trump in his

00:07:34.320 defense. In my case, it was a simple question of the underlying premise of the charges against me.

00:07:42.340 They were that the Russian intelligence had hacked the Democratic National Committee,

00:07:48.380 had conducted an online hack, and that information had somehow made its way to WikiLeaks.

00:07:55.180 They never actually accused me of possessing it or sending it. They tried to imply that I knew about

00:08:03.800 it in advance. And of course, from two points of view, I did. One, Julian Assange himself had said

00:08:11.060 repeatedly that he had devastating information on Hillary and the Democrats and that he would

00:08:16.400 drop it in October. And then Randy Credico, a kind of a gadfly New York radio talk show host and

00:08:25.640 impressionist who used to be a friend of mine, told me that he heard that whatever it was that

00:08:31.740 Assange has was devastating, that it would be the end of Hillary's campaign. When I asked him how he

00:08:37.820 knew that, he said he knew it from a woman lawyer who was a friend of his who worked for Assange.

00:08:44.720 And don't ask any more questions, he said about it. All of this in writing, all of this provided to

00:08:50.560 the special counsel. Credico denied on the stand that he had heard anything from a lawyer connected

00:08:57.080 to Assange. And the woman lawyer in question, she perjured herself as well, saying she'd never

00:09:02.400 discussed the matter with Credico. But it is, I throw these things out only so people can see

00:09:11.300 exactly what Donald Trump is about to go for, go through. Because you see, Troy, I think I was the

00:09:18.200 template. I was the prototype. I was the dry run for this egregious action against President Trump.

00:09:27.020 Well, exactly, Roger. And in your case, I think it's important to point out, and I wanted to ask you

00:09:30.980 about this because you were gagged, obviously. They did everything to try to stop you from speaking.

00:09:36.320 And I wanted to ask you, you know, they've kind of been unsuccessful in doing that in some cases with

00:09:40.580 Trump. The idea of gagging a presidential candidate, that is just beyond, I mean, how far out of line is

00:09:48.400 that, Roger? That is just historically, that's just unbelievable that they would actually try to gag

00:09:52.920 a presidential candidate. The Constitution actually holds that political speech is among the most

00:09:59.620 protected speech we have. But we've seen the same trajectory here. In my case, I was gagged shortly

00:10:09.000 after my lawyers forced the FBI to admit that they had never actually inspected the computer servers at

00:10:16.260 the Democratic National Committee. And they had left the representations regarding a Russian hack to a

00:10:24.960 third party called crowd strikes. At that point, it became crucial that I be silenced. The judge

00:10:31.860 silenced me, but not only gagged me, gagged every member of my family, that would be my wife, my son,

00:10:40.340 my daughter, my grandchildren, also gagged my supporters, which seems to me to be overly broad.

00:10:48.220 My supporters in this case would have counted Tucker Carlson, who talked about my case quite a bit

00:10:54.520 on the air, as well as Alex Jones. Now, the judge's reasoning, which is without basis, is that if I

00:11:03.320 were allowed to speak, if I were allowed to give media interviews, or more precisely, if I were allowed

00:11:09.380 to post on my then relatively meager social media, that I might taint the D.C. jury.

00:11:17.600 What about the Washington Post and CNN, probably the two most popular and dominant news outlets

00:11:26.880 in D.C., maybe MSNBC as well? How about their constant false attacks on me? Did they in any way

00:11:34.140 perhaps taint the jury pool? But you see, that doesn't matter. You see the same thing going on

00:11:39.000 in New York. Michael Cohn and Stormy Daniels are allowed to publicly bash Donald Trump, but Donald Trump

00:11:45.760 is not allowed to publicly respond. So I think it is egregious, but look at what they did in my case.

00:11:53.360 I immediately challenged the constitutionality of the gag order in my case. I filed a writ of mandamus

00:12:01.500 with the D.C. appeals court. The appeals court sat on that for 16 months, doing nothing, all the while

00:12:10.240 I was sustaining damage from MSNBC and CNN. I was called a Russian spy. I was called a Russian trader.

00:12:18.280 I was called a Russian intelligence asset. Of course, no evidence to that effect ever was ever

00:12:24.980 presented. Beyond that, I was told that they insisted I was the cutout between WikiLeaks and

00:12:31.700 the Russians or WikiLeaks and the Trump campaign. They implied this over and over again. That wasn't

00:12:38.160 true either. They produced no evidence of that. But then, just before the trial, the Court of Appeals

00:12:46.600 ruled that my motion, which they sat on for 16 months, was not ripe for a decision because I had not

00:12:53.000 yet first asked the trial judge, Judge Amy Berman Jackson, to remove the gag order that she herself

00:13:00.020 had placed on me, which, of course, she would never have done. So Trump has challenged these gag

00:13:06.540 orders. The good news is that as a former president of the United States, it gets more attention. I think

00:13:13.120 he will get a higher priority. The gag orders are unconstitutional. They have never been adequately

00:13:20.540 challenged. The idea that Trump can't speak because it would taint the jury pool. The jury pool is now

00:13:27.120 already selected and presumably sequestered. So I don't see why Trump can't speak. But remember,

00:13:34.880 in my case, this is the worst part. I was gagged before my trial to make it difficult for me to

00:13:40.480 raise money for my legal defense fund, which is at stonedefensefund.com. I was gagged during the

00:13:47.040 trial, so I could not respond in real time to the various misrepresentations, particularly in the

00:13:53.340 New York Times. They obviously didn't cover the same trial that I was at. And then lastly, I was gagged

00:13:59.820 after being convicted and prior to sentencing. In fact, the gag would have remained in place

00:14:06.760 after sentencing, right up until the time that I had to turn myself over to a dank Georgia prison, 0.59

00:14:14.080 where I guess I was supposed to die. So obviously, people are very afraid of what I have to say.

00:14:21.000 This is an outrageous misprison of the law, perversion of the law. But it's exactly what

00:14:31.220 President Trump is now going through. Well, and last question on this, Roger, because I think most

00:14:36.460 people look at this and they say, well, you went through yours in D.C. and we know what the jury was

00:14:40.620 like there. President Trump's going through his situation in New York, obviously. We know what the

00:14:45.680 situation is there. What do you think should happen? Because it seems to me that if they move the trial

00:14:50.800 to a red state, all the Democrats would immediately say, oh, it's not fair because these are Trump

00:14:54.540 supporters. Yet, when it's a jury full of people who are even leaving the jury because they have

00:15:01.100 conflicts of interest, and like you're talking about, they worked or had a close relationship with

00:15:05.740 Chris Christie? I mean, one of the most anti-Trump people that challenged him in the primary. How

00:15:09.500 does that person get on the jury? And what do you think should be done here? Should they move the

00:15:13.500 trial? You obviously said that won't happen. Is there a way out of this?

00:15:19.800 Well, what they should do, of course, is to dismiss the charges. There is no underlying crime here.

00:15:25.300 Jonathan Turley, in that opening bite, said it better than anyone I've seen, which is to say

00:15:29.780 there is no crime here. In other words, they are claiming that Trump covered up a federal crime,

00:15:37.980 yet the U.S. Attorney's Office in the Southern District of New York and the Federal Election

00:15:44.300 Commission both investigated these transactions and determined no crime. The other thing I find

00:15:50.600 interesting, Troy, is that the man who gave the opening statement yesterday was not a local New York

00:15:55.800 prosecutor. It was a man named Michael D'Angelo. This gentleman is out of the Biden Justice Department.

00:16:03.720 So, in other words, he worked at the Biden DOJ. Now, suddenly, he works at the Manhattan District

00:16:09.780 Attorney's Office, and he was the lead prosecutor with yesterday's opening statement. Does that mean

00:16:16.680 that there was nobody in the district attorney's office competent to make that argument? And also,

00:16:22.380 it raises the serious question about whether there is a racketeering conspiracy that involves D.A.

00:16:30.300 Alvin Bragg, whether it involves Attorney General Letitia James, whether it involves Mr.

00:16:36.720 D'Angelo, whether it involves Fannie Wills in Atlanta, whether it involves Jack Smith, whether it involves

00:16:46.300 Nathan Wade. Because every one of these people has visited the White House. Every one of them has met

00:16:52.700 with the White House Legal Counsel. Every one of them has met with the Department of Justice.

00:16:58.220 So, what you see here is a coordinating racketeering conspiracy to prosecute Donald Trump. Now, you might ask,

00:17:07.500 why don't Trump's lawyers bring an action, bring a civil RICO action? I think the answer for that is

00:17:17.980 that the last time the president filed an excellent civil lawsuit in Miami, which was a very detailed and

00:17:26.300 well-put-together compendium of documentation of the Russian collusion hoax and the abuse of power,

00:17:34.700 including the falsity of the Steele dossier, the lack of any evidence that there really was a hack at

00:17:41.740 the DNC, the various false claims regarding the Alpha Bank, which was a Russian bank that allegedly but

00:17:51.820 did not, in fact, have a computer terminal in Trump Tower. When that was all put together and filed in

00:18:00.140 court in Miami, the judge, a Clinton appointee, not only dismissed the case, but then sanctioned

00:18:08.940 all of the lawyers who filed it, seeking to fine them millions of dollars for simply availing themselves

00:18:16.860 to the court process. So, you can see why the president's lawyers are hesitant to file what,

00:18:23.980 in fact, could be an exceedingly strong civil RICO case. I'm not a lawyer, but lawyers I do respect

00:18:32.060 say this should be filed in Florida, filed as a related case to the documents case in front of Judge

00:18:41.180 Cannon. What do you think of that idea? Well, I think, Roger, you know, when you're looking at

00:18:46.860 what's going on in the Trump trial, I mean, you're exactly right. They should just take the entire thing,

00:18:51.020 and they should throw it out. But the idea that we are even going through this process, I think,

00:18:55.980 for most Americans, it just goes right over their head. It's just, it's a lot of, it's a lot of procedural

00:19:02.540 BS. And the idea that the president could launch a lawsuit in Miami that is, you know, clean, that's

00:19:09.340 talking about the Russian collusion host, which I would add, Roger, the Mueller investigation yielded no

00:19:15.180 evidence of Russian collusion. And the Durham report actually revealed that the entire thing

00:19:20.780 was a setup on behalf of the intelligence agencies who, by the Durham report's own admission, were

00:19:27.260 working in a political aspect to have an effect on the election. So the idea that they would put

00:19:33.740 something forward in Miami, that it would be rejected regarding the Russian collusion hoax, which

00:19:38.940 has now been confirmed a complete hoax by the Durham report and others, it speaks to the nature of what

00:19:45.180 they're doing right now, Roger. You know, it's, hey, we're going to attack you every way we can in

00:19:50.380 every jurisdiction that we can. And even if you respond, even if it's truthful, even if our own people

00:19:56.300 in the Justice Department confirm what you say, it doesn't matter. And I think that's exactly why it took

00:20:03.020 five years to get the Durham report, because they knew that in the midst of all of this going on,

00:20:08.620 they needed the the lie, the myth of Russian collusion hoax in order to incite many Americans

00:20:14.860 against the former president. And that's why, you know, it took so long to release this report. It's

00:20:20.140 why Trump's any response that he files gets laughed at. And you're saying they sanctioned every lawyer

00:20:27.020 involved. I mean, this is this is a level of persecution, political witch hunt that we haven't

00:20:33.420 seen, I don't think in this country ever. And I think, like I said, most people, they hear these

00:20:39.020 motions and everything. And they say, guys, we have a presidential candidate here. This is what it boils

00:20:43.500 down to in my mind, Roger, you have a presidential candidate that a based on the polling that a majority

00:20:50.540 of Americans support. And you have a president and incumbent who is the most, if not one of

00:20:56.940 the two most unpopular presidents in the history of the United States. It seems to me, the people

00:21:03.820 protecting that presidency, the people that are doing everything in their power to to protect Joe

00:21:10.620 Biden and his administration, they are willing to really violate any aspect of the law, they're

00:21:17.900 willing to pervert any aspect of the law in order to achieve what they want, which is protecting Biden,

00:21:23.820 and which is protecting really what Biden represents, which is the political aspirations of the elites

00:21:29.900 in this country that have bankrupted us, sold our jobs. They've allowed fentanyl into the country,

00:21:35.980 killing millions of people, they've allowed drugs into the country, leaving millions of Americans

00:21:40.220 addicted and without hope. You know, Roger, it's a it's a it's a travesty what's happening to Trump.

00:21:45.820 And I think, really, what I what I come back to if I said, Okay, here's your strategy. Trump's strategy

00:21:53.260 all along, I believe, has been to fight injustice. He's been doing that across the board in every

00:21:59.100 single one of these courtrooms. And as long as he is continuing to attack the lies attack the

00:22:06.540 misinformation to the extent that he can, and that the legal system doesn't tie his hands behind his back,

00:22:11.180 I think that's the important thing here. I think most people would have folded Roger. I think most

00:22:15.820 people even in your situation, you know, comparing the two, they're so similar. Most people in your

00:22:21.180 situation, or Trump's situation would have folded, but you guys are strong, and you believe in fighting

00:22:27.820 for what is true. And if, as long as the President continues to fight, as long as he continues to

00:22:34.140 get back up after they knock him down, and they attempt to gag him and lynch him in the media,

00:22:38.380 I think we're going to have a good situation here. Because ultimately, Roger, they can't,

00:22:43.900 they can't launch lawsuits enough to get people distracted by the fact that their gasoline bill 0.99

00:22:49.900 has at least doubled since Biden got into office, or that their grocery bill has at least doubled

00:22:54.620 since Biden got into office, or that their energy bill has doubled, or that their insurance has gone up.

00:22:59.660 They can use these lawfare tactics to try to discredit Trump, attack him. But at the end of the day,

00:23:07.820 it's not, it's not the President's, you know, legal, the people attacking him legally that are going to

00:23:14.380 be the deciding factor in this election. It's going to be the failures of the Biden administration,

00:23:19.100 and people contrasting that with the successes that we had during the first Trump administration.

00:23:23.500 Very good point. Look, it's interesting that on the left, it doesn't matter how completely

00:23:30.780 discredited, debunked, or completely disproven any of their claims are, they'll always come back

00:23:37.820 and recycle it. For example, Andrew Weissman, the former Mueller prosecutor, Adam Schiff, they continue

00:23:44.860 to insist that Paul Manafort, Donald Trump's campaign manager, gave proprietary campaign polling

00:23:50.780 information to a man named Konstantin Kalimnik, who was most definitely a Russian asset,

00:23:56.860 and who passed that information on to Vladimir Putin. There's a couple problems with that. First of all,

00:24:02.780 if you ask Manafort and pollster Tony Fabrizio, at the time that this polling was allegedly given

00:24:09.500 from Manafort to Kalimnik, there was no proprietary polling. The Trump campaign had not gone into the

00:24:16.220 field yet and taken any of their own surveys. There was public information, but that could be found

00:24:23.180 in the media and on the internet. So it's possible Manafort shared that with Kalimnik. But secondarily,

00:24:30.940 as the independent journalist Matt Taibbi, I think, has pretty definitively proven,

00:24:36.860 this gentleman Konstantin Kalimnik was not not only not a Russian asset, but he was a U.S. intelligence

00:24:45.820 asset. In fact, he was keeping the American embassy in Kyiv up to date on what was going on in the

00:24:52.620 country. So once again, they recycle the same lie over and over again. Donald Trump Jr. met with a Russian

00:25:00.700 woman lawyer in Trump Tower, and she offered the campaign help, and they accepted the help. I'm paraphrasing

00:25:08.060 the odious Adam Schiff. None of that is true. The woman in question appears to be working for Fusion GPS,

00:25:17.660 the outfit that put together the Steele dossier. She was briefed prior to her meeting with Donald Trump Jr.

00:25:25.580 and others. She was debriefed afterwards. She imparted no information of value. The meeting was

00:25:32.620 a waste of time, and there was nothing illegal or illicit about it. But those are perfect examples

00:25:38.780 of the two instances that are constantly cited as the proof of the Russian collusion in Donald Trump's

00:25:49.180 campaign. Go ahead. No, I was going to say, Roger, we have a quick video, and you're exactly right.

00:25:56.140 There's a two-tiered system when it comes to this stuff, and there's also a two-tiered system when

00:25:59.580 it comes to, I think, race in this country. And this is mainly pushed by the left. They love racial 0.73

00:26:06.620 division. They love to, if you're white, basically you're not allowed to do anything. And if you're black, 0.96

00:26:13.100 it seems that you get a pass for most things, especially when it comes to, let's just compare 0.72

00:26:18.140 two situations, Roger, Jeffrey Epstein and Puff Daddy. Puff Daddy's charged with basically the exact

00:26:24.780 same thing that Jeffrey Epstein is charged with. And yet we see people that were his associates,

00:26:31.260 people that were at his parties, these leftist politicians and musicians and athletes,

00:26:38.460 all these people that were very close with Puff Daddy, posted pictures with him, were at his house,

00:26:43.820 where they allege a lot of this stuff was going on. They've received no consequences. And a prime

00:26:48.460 example of this, Roger, is John Legend, who over the weekend appeared on Jen Psaki's MSNBC show to trash

00:26:55.820 Donald Trump and to say, oh, he hasn't been given the exact same, he's been given more rights than

00:27:02.460 everybody else in his pre-trial stuff. He's been, Trump has actually been given, they've actually

00:27:07.900 said this now, Roger, Trump has been given preferential treatment. John Legend has the

00:27:13.580 balls to sit up there and say this on MSNBC, when he was friends with Puff Daddy, posted pictures of 0.96

00:27:19.420 himself with Puff Daddy at his house. And as yet, no one's questioned it. In fact, he's still on The Voice,

00:27:25.100 one of the most popular shows in America. So, this guy gets to be friends with a child trafficker,

00:27:30.860 this guy gets to pal around with all the liberals, and no, it's not him that gets preferential

00:27:36.300 treatment, it's Donald Trump. Let's roll that clip of John Legend trashing Donald Trump on MSNBC

00:27:42.700 over the weekend. Well, he is a part of a two-tier system of justice, but not in the way that he thinks

00:27:47.660 he is. Um, he is getting way more concessions than the average criminal, uh, defendant would get.

00:27:55.260 He's getting, uh, delays. He's got, uh, uh, access to all kinds of lawyers that are filing this and

00:28:01.420 filing that, delaying every trial. And, uh, most people don't have access to that kind of lawyering,

00:28:08.860 don't have access to the kind of concessions that the justice system will provide to you if you can afford it.

00:28:14.780 Uh, this is ludicrous, of course. Uh, first of all, uh, shall we point out that Donald Trump,

00:28:21.980 uh, is being charged with retaining control of classified and top secret records, which I believe

00:28:29.500 under the Presidential Records Act, he was most entitled to have. There's a federal court decision,

00:28:35.980 uh, by Judge Amy Berman Jackson, who was actually ironically the judge in my case, uh, in which she

00:28:42.220 ruled that former President Bill Clinton could do anything with his, uh, documents post-presidency

00:28:48.140 that he wanted, including keeping some of them in his sock drawer at home. Uh, Joe Biden,

00:28:54.780 on the other hand, according to a special counsel's report, uh, willfully retained classified and top

00:29:02.940 secret documents in violation of the law, but he's being given a pass. He is not being prosecuted,

00:29:10.140 uh, because of his age. So is that the two-tiered justice system that Mr. Legend is speaking about?

00:29:19.100 Or, of course, Hillary Clinton, who lied under oath before Congress. Uh, James Comey,

00:29:24.540 the FBI director, who lied at least 138 times under oath before Congress regarding material things. CIA

00:29:31.580 Director Brennan, who lied to Congress multiple times, but specifically about his surveillance of

00:29:38.380 a Senate committee that was looking into illegal torture, uh, by the CIA under John Brennan. But he

00:29:44.860 was not prosecuted. Uh, General James Clapper, he insisted under oath, uh, that we had no metadata

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00:29:59.900 Clapper was not prosecuted. I think that is, uh, the two-tiered justice system, uh, that Mr.

00:30:07.020 Legend speaks of. Uh, we're going to go to a quick, uh, commercial break. And when we come back,

00:30:12.700 Derek Evans, uh, America first candidate for the Congress in West Virginia will join us. We'll be right back.

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00:32:30.700 Welcome back, folks. If you're just tuning in, I'm Roger Stone. And yes, this

00:32:41.100 is the Stone Zone. I'm here with my sidekick, Troy Smith, the editor in chief of Slingshot.News.

00:32:48.860 Joining us now is congressional candidate Derek Evans. He is a January 6th veteran. We're going

00:32:56.860 to roll this television spot as a way of bringing him in.

00:32:59.980 I'm Derek Evans. And on January 6th, I stood with President Trump to peacefully and patriotically

00:33:09.580 protest the stolen election. Then the same weaponized deep state going after President 0.90

00:33:13.420 Trump came to my home, ripped me away from my wife and my four young children and held me hostage as a

00:33:17.820 January 6th political prisoner. But I'm not giving up. I'm running with President Trump to help him drain

00:33:22.540 the swamp once and for all. I'm endorsed by Trump warriors such as Roger Stone, Mike Lindell,

00:33:27.020 General Flynn, and Veterans for Trump. On May 14th, vote MAGA, vote Derek Evans for Congress.

00:33:33.500 Tranny surgeries, late-term abortions, LGBTQ housing. Carol Miller voted for all of that, 0.99

00:33:38.540 plus cold-killing Green New Deal laws, gun-grabbing red flag gun laws targeting veterans

00:33:42.780 and expanded Medicaid funding for abortion under Obamacare. When Biden weaponized the DOJ against

00:33:47.820 Trump, Carol Miller was silent. Drain the swamp. Fire Carol Miller. Go to corruptcarol.com. Vote 1.00

00:33:53.900 MAGA. Vote Derek Evans. May 14th. Vote pro-Trump MAGA patriot Derek Evans. I'm Derek Evans. I approve

00:34:00.300 this message. All right. Welcome to the Stone Zone, Derek Evans. Hey, thank you so much for having

00:34:07.420 me on, man. Huge fan. Really appreciate it. I'm very proud to endorse your candidacy. And I thought

00:34:13.740 both those early pieces of media were really excellent in terms of telling people who you are.

00:34:20.940 This is a classic case in which you're challenging Carol Miller, who is a certified RINO. She recently

00:34:28.060 voted for warrantless wiretapping of U.S. citizens through the FISA program. We've already seen the

00:34:34.860 abuses in the program. They were weaponized against Donald Trump. She also voted for billions more for

00:34:42.700 the Ukrainian war. I think I saw her on the floor actually waving a little Ukrainian flag yesterday.

00:34:48.780 It was embarrassing. She is voted for the Green New Deal, which if I were a coal miner or in the

00:34:55.980 energy business in West Virginia, I'd be pretty unhappy about that. She's also favors Medicaid funded 0.98

00:35:03.820 abortions. And of course, red flag laws where the government can take away your legally owned 1.00

00:35:10.460 firearm if your next door neighbor doesn't like you. So this is a very important race. Derek,

00:35:17.340 tell us, first of all, a little bit about your background. Tell us about your experience on

00:35:22.460 January 6th. And then tell us about your decision to make this race. 0.58

00:35:26.460 Yeah. Well, first, I want to say that I prefer the term undocumented Democrat. I think that better 0.99

00:35:31.820 describes her. So that's what I, that's what I typically use. But yeah, look, I'm a husband and

00:35:36.940 a father. I'm married to my college sweetheart. We've been together for about 15 years. I've got

00:35:40.140 four kids. That's why I'm doing this at the end of the day. I've got two girls ages eight and six, 0.99

00:35:44.300 two boys ages four and three. And I worry about the future of this country right now after everything

00:35:49.100 I've went through. My background's in real estate. I've been flipping homes and own rental property,

00:35:54.140 doing a lot of that since about 2016, 2017, somewhere in that range. It's absolutely a

00:35:59.580 passion of mine. And so that's what I, that's kind of my day job, if you will. But right now,

00:36:05.180 my main focus is saving this country and trying to preserve and defend individual freedom and

00:36:10.300 liberty for my children and future generations in this country. And that to me is the most pressing

00:36:16.220 issue that we're dealing with right now. Well, you have some experience in local government.

00:36:23.100 You were elected to the West Virginia House of Delegates in 2020, becoming the first Republican

00:36:28.300 to win your district, which is an excellent sign for the future. Tell us about your experience of

00:36:36.380 January 6th, because if we don't cover it, people will accuse us of ignoring it.

00:36:42.220 Yeah, absolutely. So to your point, I was the first Republican to win my district in over 98 years. I

00:36:46.700 wanted a landslide victory. And I ran on an open, you know, ultra MAGA America first platform during

00:36:53.340 that time. I was very open about that. And that's why I won in such big numbers. And so when it came

00:36:58.700 time to stand with President Trump on January 6th, think about every single person across the country

00:37:04.620 who is a state representative, who ran as a MAGA America first patriot. But when it came time to stand

00:37:11.500 with President Trump against a stolen election on January 6th, I am the only elected legislator

00:37:17.420 in the entire country who had the courage to go stand, put my money where my mouth is, go stand with

00:37:22.860 President Trump and peacefully and patriotically protest the stolen election. And then two days

00:37:27.900 later, the same weaponized deep state going after President Trump came to my home, traumatized my family,

00:37:33.020 ripped me away from my wife and my four young children and held me hostage as a January 6th political

00:37:37.180 prisoner. But you know, in the grand scheme of things, I'm lucky compared to so many other

00:37:42.380 my fellow J6 Patriots who are still in prison today. They're still arresting people. They're

00:37:46.460 still throwing people in solitary confinement. I did eight days of solitary confinement for

00:37:50.860 refusing the COVID vaccine. And some of these people have been in solitary confinement for months.

00:37:54.860 It's absolute torture. It's unbelievable. This is what the Biden regime, the illegitimate

00:38:00.460 Biden regime is doing to the American people right now. And I really want to use my personal 0.99

00:38:06.140 experience of what I went through and take that to Congress and hopefully sit on the

00:38:10.860 weaponization of government committee and actually start holding these people accountable and try to

00:38:14.700 prevent this from happening to other people. Because what they did to me, they are going to do it

00:38:18.700 to everyone when they get the opportunity to do so. I could not agree with that more,

00:38:24.300 given my own experiences. Troy, do you have a question for the next congressman from West Virginia?

00:38:30.060 Absolutely. Energy is such a key issue in West Virginia. And really, there's been no president

00:38:37.340 who has done more for American energy than President Trump. Can you talk about the difference

00:38:41.900 between his policies and the rhinos before him and Carol Miller, how he's really made the stand

00:38:46.620 there in West Virginia? I bet people respect him for that. Listen, I know that President Trump

00:38:51.100 understands that he's loved in West Virginia based on the votes, but I don't think he truly understands how

00:38:56.700 much he is loved by the people of West Virginia, if that makes sense. I mean,

00:39:00.380 people here absolutely love President Trump because of his policies and because he actually

00:39:04.860 stands up and speaks out for us. I'll say this. Obama started all of this. Everything we're

00:39:10.460 experiencing in this country right now started with a fake birth certificate from Hawaii. We have to

00:39:13.820 remember that. And so Obama, he actually kept his campaign promise, which I wish he wouldn't have,

00:39:20.220 but he came here and said he was going to destroy the coal industry. He did exactly that. We're

00:39:23.980 experiencing Obama's third term right now on day one. Biden shut down the Keystone pipeline,

00:39:28.860 which affected us. This is affecting the entire country right now. It's part of the reason

00:39:33.180 inflation is through the roof as American energy is being held down right now by all these regulations.

00:39:40.700 I believe that we need to get President Trump back in office for many reasons, but one of those

00:39:44.940 reasons is to unleash American energy, roll back the red tape, roll back the regulations,

00:39:49.100 and get our economy and our American energy back on back on track in unison.

00:39:56.300 Folks, you have a real opportunity here because Derek is running against a Republican, perhaps a

00:40:02.780 Republican in name only, who just voted for the extension of the FISA program, which means,

00:40:09.420 as we know, warrantless searches of U.S. citizens. She voted for billions more just the other day

00:40:16.380 to fund the foreign war in Ukraine, yet nothing is done about our own dangerous southern border.

00:40:24.620 She's a supporter of red flag laws, therefore an opponent of the Second Amendment. So here's an

00:40:30.700 example of where you can make a real difference. I would urge you, let's put that up if we may.

00:40:37.260 Derek, where can people go to send you a badly needed contribution? Because

00:40:41.180 running for Congress is an extraordinarily expensive exercise, and I can guarantee you that Derek Evans

00:40:48.060 does not have any big special interests or any wealthy billionaires bankrolling his campaign.

00:40:54.540 He has to count on small and medium-sized donors like you and I and everybody out there listening

00:41:00.220 to the Stone Zone. So, Derek, tell folks how they can help you.

00:41:04.860 Yeah, thank you. You can go to our website. It's evans4wv.com, evans4wv.com. And to your point,

00:41:11.340 we've raised over $700,000 for this campaign with over 10,000 donors. Not a single dollar

00:41:16.540 is from a PAC or a special interest group. It is 100% is from everyday Americans, the blue collar,

00:41:22.780 the backbone of this country, who's chipping in $5, $10, $15, $20. That is why we're able to do this.

00:41:28.460 And I tell everyone, this is not my campaign. It's truly not. This is a campaign

00:41:32.540 of the American people. If you've ever, and I mean, if you've ever wanted to send a message to the

00:41:37.020 deep state, here's your opportunity to do so. You can help elect a former January 6th political

00:41:41.820 prisoner who's going to go to DC, kick in the front door, and expose the corruption.

00:41:50.940 All right. I'm afraid we have to leave it there, folks. This is one of the most important races in

00:41:56.220 the country. I do not just hand out endorsements. I literally amassed by hundreds of candidates at

00:42:04.220 all levels, Congress, the Senate, state legislature, county commission for endorsements. Frankly,

00:42:11.340 it dilutes it. I really only publicly endorse and support people who I really believe in.

00:42:17.740 Derek Evans, there's nothing in this for me. I'm not compensated in any way. I'm for Derek Evans

00:42:24.620 because he is an outstanding American patriot. He has a unique opportunity to win a seat for the

00:42:32.060 good guys, and he needs your help to do it. So one more time, Derek, tell us that email address

00:42:39.100 so folks can send you a few bucks. Yeah, absolutely. First, I want to say thank you so much for the

00:42:44.060 endorsement for believing in me, man. It really does mean a lot, and I will say this. It was

00:42:48.060 definitely one of the most grueling endorsement processes there was, and I appreciate that,

00:42:53.900 actually. He's not lying when he says that he is very strict and takes it very serious,

00:42:58.380 and I really appreciate that. You can go to our website. It's evans4wv.com, evans4wv.com. Go over,

00:43:06.780 like I said, throw in five, 10, 15 bucks, and help us out. In doing so, send a message to the

00:43:11.660 deep state that we're sick and tired of this. We have too many politicians in politics. We need

00:43:15.820 more patriots involved in politics, and the way we get there is helping just get a few people in the

00:43:20.780 door, and then I'll help bring some others along with us. So thank you guys so much.

00:43:25.740 All right, folks. There you have it. Derek Evans for Congress in West Virginia. Get on board.

00:43:30.860 We're going to go to a quick commercial message, and then we'll be right back with

00:43:34.940 Jim Pfaff from the conservative caucus.

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00:44:46.940 Is there any regrets that you have in life? I should sit here and say, yeah, I got a lot of,

00:44:55.900 yeah, I got a lot of regrets. But when I look back on my life, and I understand the lives that were lost,

00:45:05.100 I mean, I'm sitting here with you. And I can tell my story.

00:45:10.140 He was one of the most respected generals in the military.

00:45:18.700 He was, by definition, the most dangerous possible person for Donald Trump to hire.

00:45:24.380 He was a brilliant military career serving 33 years. Why was he being so elusive?

00:45:28.940 Mike Flynn told the truth and faced life in prison.

00:45:54.380 Welcome back, folks. I'm Roger Stone, and this is The Stone Zone. I'll remind you, you can see us at

00:46:01.740 every day, 4 o'clock Central Time, 5 o'clock Eastern Time at Patriot.TV. Or if you missed that, you can see

00:46:10.460 us again at 8 o'clock Eastern at rumble.com slash Roger Stone. So multiple places for you to watch The

00:46:19.260 Stone Zone. Urge you to sign up at Patriot.TV, where we are presenting some of the most dynamic

00:46:26.940 and important, vital, conservative, and alternative programming anywhere on the internet. So check out

00:46:33.980 Patriot.TV. Joining us now to talk some more politics is Jim Pfaff. He's the president of the

00:46:41.740 Conservative Caucus, and he joins us in The Stone Zone now.

00:46:48.060 Thank you for having me, Roger. Glad to be here.

00:46:51.100 Wow, the Conservative Caucus. This takes me all the way back to Howard Phillips. This is a little

00:46:56.380 known fact, but in the Nixon administration in 1972, after the reelection, Don Rumsfeld was moved from

00:47:07.740 the Office of Economic Opportunity over to the White House. And Howard Phillips, who had been active in

00:47:15.820 Republican and conservative politics, a Harvard graduate, a true conservative, one of the founders

00:47:21.580 of Young Americans for Freedom, was sent over to the Office of Economic Opportunity to try to get a

00:47:27.740 handle on the left-wing activism that was being paid for by taxpayers. I went over there with him

00:47:35.100 for a six-month stint, and that's all I ever needed of government service. I never wanted to work for

00:47:41.740 the government again. Then he went out, as you know, and founded the Conservative Caucus, one of America's

00:47:51.100 strongest, most vibrant, and most active grassroots conservative organizations then and now. So, Jim,

00:47:58.780 tell us what you are up to. What are your priorities in this, the final battle for the soul and future of

00:48:06.620 America? Yeah, absolutely. I mean, that's what Howard was all about, as you know so well. When I was a young

00:48:13.660 man, first getting involved in politics, actually I was involved in college in 1984 with the founding of

00:48:22.620 an organization called Students for America, and Ralph Reed had started that organization. I was at a

00:48:29.100 conference in Powhatan, Virginia, as one of the many people on college campuses that was going to get

00:48:35.420 involved. So, we had all of the rock stars in the conservative movement come there, Paul Weyrich,

00:48:41.900 Morton Blackwell, who, by the way, I interned for Mort for a couple weeks at that time. Howard Phillips was there,

00:48:47.580 too. Now, I never got to really know Howard, but I can tell you that as a young conservative,

00:48:54.300 someone who believed in the Constitution in America, Howard was, to me, a rock star. And anyone

00:49:00.780 that knows anything about him knows this man understood the Constitution. He was willing to

00:49:08.300 fight tooth and nail for American freedom. He believed in this country and what we were about.

00:49:14.060 So, what we're going to do here, and when I came on board with this, I was determined that we want to

00:49:19.420 keep all of the fantastic things that happened with the conservative caucus under his leadership

00:49:26.220 and keep this, because some of those basics of grassroots politics are still useful today,

00:49:31.580 but then bring it into the 21st century as well, where we can utilize some of the new types of

00:49:37.340 platforms that we have. My biggest frustration with the Republican movement, with the conservative

00:49:43.420 movement, is so often we really suck at grassroots politics, which is not, we're about to have an

00:49:48.700 election. Let's have a bunch of people go to doors and knock on them and tell them to do whatever. That 1.00

00:49:53.580 sounds great. That's not grassroots politics. Grassroots politics is about identifying who your

00:49:58.700 voters are and then actually taking steps to make sure that every one of them come out to the polls.

00:50:04.460 So, we're going to transform grassroots politics in America, because Republicans and conservatives, 0.97

00:50:09.580 frankly, there are some good efforts, but most of them really suck at it. So, we're going to change that. 0.88

00:50:16.060 Look, I think that is a noble pursuit. I mean, the Republican National Committee

00:50:22.380 literally raised tens if not hundreds of millions of dollars to address the question of election

00:50:28.140 integrity. It's becoming abundantly clear that under chairwoman Ronna Romney McDaniel,

00:50:35.820 no efforts whatsoever were made. So, now the Republicans and the Trump campaign, unfortunately,

00:50:41.820 must play catch-up ball. There are a number of legal and technical things that can be done to ensure

00:50:50.140 that the next election is much freer, fairer, more transparent, and more honest. Interestingly enough,

00:50:58.620 there was no effort to go into the state legislatures where the Democrats changed the laws using COVID-19

00:51:06.620 as their rationale back to the way the election laws were previously. Therefore, you still have

00:51:13.260 mail-in ballots, which even Bill Barr, as Attorney General, said on CNN with Wolf Blitzer, was an open

00:51:20.300 invitation for voter fraud. Then he subsequently said there was no voter fraud. All right, Bill Barr.

00:51:27.980 You also have the issue of drop boxes, which is only, I believe, been amended in Wisconsin,

00:51:36.140 but the laws by and large are the same in Georgia, Arizona, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin,

00:51:46.780 the key states where this election is going to be decided. Now, in all fairness, in Pennsylvania,

00:51:53.740 there was an honest legal effort to do away with mail-in ballots. Mail-in balloting is clearly,

00:52:00.860 mail-in voting is clearly unconstitutional, but the Republican National Committee didn't

00:52:05.980 do that. Local conservative activists had to raise the money for that legal challenge. 0.98

00:52:10.940 It was successful in the lower courts. It was upheld in the middle courts, only to be overturned.

00:52:17.420 In other words, mail-in voting was restored by Pennsylvania's extremely liberal and left-wing

00:52:24.780 activist Supreme Court. And therefore, as a hard-bitten veteran of American politics,

00:52:32.620 I have to wonder whether, as long as there are paper ballots in the hands of the Philadelphia

00:52:38.700 Democratic machine, I wonder whether we could ever have a free, fair, and honest election in the

00:52:44.620 Keystone State. Your thoughts, Jim? Yeah, no, I agree with you 100%. Listen, we have to understand how

00:52:52.700 elections actually work. You know this very well. I mean, it's one of the great things about your

00:52:58.220 history and your expertise. But those of us who have been fighting in this know that the way elections

00:53:04.140 work is that they are run by the people, not even really by the government at all. Like the secretaries

00:53:11.740 of state as well, and Pennsylvania is a good example of it, are really trying to twist the outcome of

00:53:18.780 elections utilizing their political power. The purpose of a secretary of state, or whatever the

00:53:25.420 election entity is in that state does, is to make sure that the people running the elections, which are

00:53:33.740 the volunteers, that they know how to handle it and that they are free to monitor what's going on. I was

00:53:42.780 disturbed in 2020 when I saw in Detroit, Michigan, in their main vote counting area, that all the

00:53:51.260 Republicans were kicked out from watching those votes. That kind of thing cannot happen. You secure

00:53:57.340 an election through the volunteer efforts of the people who run them, because this country is of the

00:54:02.380 people. It's not of the government entities. But we've seen a real assault on that security for

00:54:09.420 understanding that our elections are good, really taking place in recent years. And by the way,

00:54:15.260 as it comes to Pennsylvania, the way that they changed their laws in 2020, and it mostly maintains

00:54:22.380 itself to this day, was by a court order of their state Supreme Court in violation of Article 2,

00:54:28.300 Section 1, Clause 2 of the Constitution, where the legislatures set how the electors are chosen.

00:54:35.020 So we've got a lot of battles like this to fight, and it takes a large grassroots effort

00:54:40.220 to do that. And then it takes the heft of an organization to put light on these things and

00:54:46.060 make sure that we don't keep going down this path. We have a serious concern in 2024 about where this is

00:54:54.220 going to go because of things like you said. And so our goal is to go out there and stop it while we're

00:55:00.620 also putting together a massive campaign to support Donald Trump to get reelected.

00:55:05.420 All right. So we have about three minutes. Troy, do you have a final question for our friend Jim

00:55:10.380 Pfaff with the Conservative Caucus? Absolutely. It's my observation that the

00:55:15.100 Democrats are much better at playing the getting at the vote campaign than we are, and you pointed

00:55:19.740 that out. One of the instances in this is that the Democrats have a meeting that's supposed to be

00:55:25.020 for gay voters that they're trying to reach. They make it a gay LGBTQ event, but not a Democrat

00:55:31.820 event. They do a women's event, but they don't make it a Democrat women's event. And I don't see

00:55:36.380 this on the Republican side. How do you feel about that? And do you think that there could be stronger

00:55:40.300 outreach on the lower levels of the Republicans to try to reach people who aren't necessarily already

00:55:45.660 Republicans? Well, this is what Democrats do really well. Actually, and Roger, you're probably

00:55:51.100 familiar with the book. There's a now famous book in political circles called The Blueprint. It was

00:55:56.140 written about Colorado and the efforts of Democrats to take that over. I actually ran a campaign that

00:56:03.100 defeated the blueprint in Colorado. I ran the marriage amendment effort in 2006. I was working

00:56:08.940 for Focus on the Family at the time. We did the things that you're talking about to get voters

00:56:15.020 out. We identified where they were and we put together a grassroots team of hundreds of people

00:56:19.660 to win that. That's how you win it. But the guy I opposed there, I actually happened to know him and

00:56:26.140 we respect one another because I kicked his butt that year. He's the guy that designed the very 0.61

00:56:31.660 thing that you're describing. They don't go out and talk about party. They talk about issues. They talk to

00:56:37.340 people about where they're at. Another area where Republicans really suck is outreach into the Latin 0.99

00:56:43.740 American community, Hispanics, and so forth. In fact, you recently, Roger, had my very good friend Alan 0.99

00:56:50.220 Dos Santos on your show. I've talked to him about this and others as well. Why are we not reaching out

00:56:58.540 well in these communities? People just don't do it. They crave to hear what matters to them. Real

00:57:05.260 politics gets that done at that level without always having to talk about party or whatever.

00:57:11.340 We talk about issues and principles and concepts. Very, very well put. All right,

00:57:17.180 we're going to have to move towards the exit. I want to thank Jim Pfaff from the Conservative Caucus.

00:57:22.380 Jim, if folks want to sign up with the Conservative Caucus, where can they go?

00:57:25.580 They can go to the conservativecaucus.org. If they'd like to contribute to what we're doing,

00:57:32.780 the conservativecaucus.org forward slash donate. Get on board. We're building a grassroots network,

00:57:39.580 and we've got a grassroots portal there that people can sign up to and get involved.

00:57:44.060 Great. Many thanks. I want to thank Jim Pfaff for joining us today in the Stone Zone.

00:57:49.660 All right, folks. We're at the end of the trail. I do want to take one moment to remind you

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00:58:04.620 Mike Lindell is like we are. He's under attack, multiple lawsuits from big, corrupt voting machine

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00:59:03.180 In the meantime, I'm Roger Stone. On behalf of my sidekick here, the Ed McMahon of the Stone

00:59:11.820 Zone, Troy Smith, we thank you and say God bless you, Godspeed, and we'll see you tomorrow.

00:59:19.980 A man who's gone through hell, but he's kept going, and he's smart, and he's strong, and people

00:59:28.060 love him. Not everybody, but people love him and respect him. Roger Stone. Where's Roger Stone?

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The StoneZONE with Roger Stone - April 24, 2024

Trump’s NYC Lynching — The StoneZONE w⧸ Roger Stone + Derrick Evans and Jim Pfaff

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