The StoneZONE with Roger Stone - VALUETAINMENT'S VINCENT OSHANA COMEDY SPECIAL 🤣 — WITH ROGER STONE IN THE STONEZONE!

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

00:00:07.400 Stone has served as a senior campaign aide to three Republican presidents.

00:00:11.420 He is a New York Times best-selling author, and a long-time friend and advisor of President Donald Trump.

00:00:17.040 As an outspoken libertarian, Stone has appeared on thousands of broadcasts, spoken at countless venues,

00:00:22.680 and lectured before the prestigious Oxford Political Union and the Cambridge Union Society.

00:00:27.460 Due to his four-plus decades in the political and cultural arena, Stone has become a pop culture icon.

00:00:33.420 And now, here's your host, Roger Stone.

00:00:40.420 Welcome. I'm Roger Stone, and yes, you are back in the Stone Zone.

00:00:46.660 Given the extraordinary times we are going through, the horrific condition of America,

00:00:53.580 the deep divisions among the American people, and a feckless administration that doesn't know what it's doing,

00:01:03.360 these are very stressful times.

00:01:05.960 Therefore, I thought we might take a break today and enjoy some comedy.

00:01:10.980 I think it was Milton Berle, who was really the father of modern television,

00:01:17.600 who was an early comic, who said that drama is easy, it's comedy that's hard.

00:01:26.200 He's absolutely right.

00:01:28.080 Therefore, my guest today is an enormously talented individual who is one of the funniest men on Earth.

00:01:36.020 Now, Vincent O'Shanna, who is over at Valuetainment with our esteemed friend Patrick Bette-David,

00:01:44.580 is a stand-up comic, a comedian, a comic actor, an activist, a patriot, a Christian, and a true friend.

00:01:54.840 But he's also incredibly funny, and he joins us now.

00:02:00.400 Roger, thank you for having me.

00:02:01.560 Vincent, it's great to have you.

00:02:04.880 This week, it's very rare that anything makes me laugh out loud.

00:02:10.180 But one of your videos this week actually made me laugh out loud, and we will get to it.

00:02:17.660 Let me say that you're over at Valuetainment.

00:02:21.100 You do your own show, The Usual Suspects.

00:02:24.200 Tell us a little bit about that before we get going.

00:02:27.560 So, well, first of all, I want to say, Roger, thank you so much.

00:02:30.040 It's an honor to be on The Stone Zone and just to call you a friend, Roger.

00:02:34.600 I was just telling Robert, one of the producers here, and he's on The Unusual Suspects as well.

00:02:39.180 If you told me two years ago that I'd be in Florida sitting on a set in the vault on PBD's podcast speaking with you,

00:02:47.160 I would tell people that they were insane.

00:02:48.780 So I thank you, Roger.

00:02:50.100 I love you, and I appreciate you.

00:02:51.840 And I love the fact that you a lot, like doing a Zoom like this instead of being in person, I don't have any pants on right now.

00:02:58.560 So the fact that I get to be comfortable in my environment, I appreciate you.

00:03:02.860 I didn't have time to put my pants on, so I am wearing underwear.

00:03:04.780 But the show Unusual Suspects, Patrick came up with the idea years ago.

00:03:10.560 I want to say 10 years ago, Roger, and he got the domain, theunusualsuspects.com.

00:03:16.800 And it's just, you know, a group of four to five people.

00:03:20.600 We talk about topical stuff, political stuff.

00:03:24.320 We've had you on.

00:03:25.160 I've had multiple people.

00:03:27.220 I had Monica Crowley on the other day. 1.00

00:03:29.300 And it's just an open and honest discussion, honest debate.

00:03:32.160 We talk about, you know, we get funny, we get serious, and it's basically a no-holds-barred type of environment.

00:03:38.560 And just yesterday, we had our biggest live.

00:03:42.060 I think it was 1,200 to 1,300 live.

00:03:44.140 And as of today, it's at 13,000 views.

00:03:46.260 So it's just, you know, people are hungry for the truth, Roger.

00:03:49.680 And you said it in a time of such turmoil and craziness in this country.

00:03:53.720 I think we have to laugh a little bit and get away from the serious and the maniacal.

00:03:58.180 So, Vincent, how incredibly coincidental.

00:04:03.440 Neither one of us are wearing pants.

00:04:05.600 Are you?

00:04:06.460 That's why I love you, Roger.

00:04:08.480 That's why I love you.

00:04:09.620 It's cooling.

00:04:10.580 It feels liberating and comfortable.

00:04:12.340 Yeah, although I have you beat, I'm going full commando, to be completely honest with you.

00:04:16.280 So, no, just kidding, folks.

00:04:18.680 I respect you.

00:04:19.140 So, Vincent, I want to go to the video that actually made me laugh out loud.

00:04:25.660 This is where, of course, you mimic CNN.

00:04:28.980 Now, I don't get my news from CNN.

00:04:31.640 Well, for the same reason, I don't eat out of the toilet.

00:04:35.580 But your parody of CNN is truly hysterical.

00:04:39.860 Let's roll it.

00:04:41.180 We're going to go live with our in-the-field news correspondent, Jim Acosta.

00:04:44.980 Jim is on the ground in Ukraine directly in harm's way.

00:04:48.540 Jim, how's it looking out there?

00:04:50.880 Not good, Karen.

00:04:52.120 I am literally in the trenches right now.

00:04:54.940 The war is insane.

00:04:56.960 Russian forces have infiltrated our stronghold.

00:05:00.680 I am in a box hole as we speak with a Ukrainian soldier.

00:05:04.860 Forrest, want to say anything?

00:05:06.960 He's a man of few words.

00:05:08.820 Bullets are whizzing off our heads.

00:05:11.180 Explosions are happening left and right.

00:05:13.040 And this weather is just adding insult to injury.

00:05:16.160 I've already been shot twice.

00:05:17.900 As you can see, I stomped my big toe really, really hard.

00:05:21.740 And I got to clap.

00:05:22.880 But none of that matters.

00:05:24.220 The only thing that matters is reporting real news at real time.

00:05:27.880 Listen, if I don't make it out of here, somebody please tell my wife.

00:05:31.620 Oh, my God.

00:05:32.960 Jim?

00:05:34.140 Jim Acosta.

00:05:35.220 Yes.

00:05:35.680 I love you.

00:05:36.620 You're so convincing, man.

00:05:38.060 Thank you.

00:05:38.520 You know how many times I've fallen for your stuff?

00:05:40.100 I appreciate it.

00:05:40.580 Thank you.

00:05:40.940 I appreciate it.

00:05:41.140 Can I get a picture with you?

00:05:42.120 I mean, yeah, I'm in the middle of shooting something.

00:05:43.340 It's un-freaking-believable. 0.99

00:05:45.260 This is ridiculous. 0.99

00:05:45.860 Oh, my God. 0.99

00:05:47.120 CMM.

00:05:47.800 Yeah.

00:05:48.320 Oh, bro.

00:05:48.920 You guys got to keep it up.

00:05:49.980 I appreciate it.

00:05:50.360 You are so convincing.

00:05:51.420 Keep lying for it.

00:05:52.080 Ratings.

00:05:52.480 That's phenomenal.

00:05:53.120 I appreciate it.

00:05:54.220 Thank you.

00:05:56.220 A great cameo there.

00:05:58.320 A great walk-on cameo by the great Patrick Bette David.

00:06:02.500 That is hysterical.

00:06:03.700 Vincent, in the creative process, I mean, I know you're sober.

00:06:08.660 So how do you come up with these great ideas?

00:06:11.900 I just wait for—actually, that one, Roger, walking up to Valuetainment, they had that ditch

00:06:17.700 because they're trying to build a fence around Valuetainment, a gate for security.

00:06:22.100 And I saw this whole, you know, the war in Ukraine and Russia was kind of heating up.

00:06:25.960 And I went, you know what?

00:06:27.260 Could I be in a foxhole?

00:06:28.460 And then it just hit me.

00:06:29.900 CNN being, you know, the fake, you know, the Clinton news network, the fake news network

00:06:33.640 that it is.

00:06:34.200 And then I remembered the infamous moment where Trump wouldn't take any questions from Jim

00:06:41.460 Acosta when he said, you know, you know the two words, Roger, you're fake news.

00:06:46.380 And that literally ended CNN's reputation in one little comment.

00:06:53.460 And just that moment, it just came up in my mind.

00:06:55.940 And I went, hey, I need to shoot this.

00:06:58.200 This is the scenario.

00:06:59.360 And I need Pat to do a cameo.

00:07:00.840 And I wrote it in 10 minutes, and Patrick agreed to do it.

00:07:03.740 So that's it.

00:07:04.940 It's just you got to keep yourself open to these moments and these ideas.

00:07:08.440 And it's like—and you know this, Roger, of anybody.

00:07:11.040 It's not as if—and mind you, I made fun of DeSantis and his boots.

00:07:13.740 I made fun of everybody.

00:07:15.060 And it's—the media constantly gives you this material.

00:07:18.720 You just have to have your eyes open to capture it and spoof it and make it funny.

00:07:22.860 Yeah, it's actually a good thing that, at least for the time being, the First Amendment still exists, that it's still perfectly legal and you have the freedom to poke fun of our political leaders, regardless of their party.

00:07:36.920 But you also comment on cultural matters.

00:07:40.580 We here at the Stone Zone, we're big fans of Andrew and Tristan Tate.

00:07:46.400 We think they're being unfairly persecuted simply because they stand up for traditional values.

00:07:52.760 They tell men to stay sober, get off the weed, get off the booze, stay physically fit, find God, worship God, be industrious, be an entrepreneur, be self-respecting.

00:08:08.560 Those are—you would think those would not be controversial things, but unfortunately, they are.

00:08:15.180 Now, just this past week, we had a great interview with Joseph McBride, who's the lead attorney for the Tate brothers.

00:08:23.300 As you know, they were arrested yet again about a week ago, held temporarily in preparation to extraditing them to the United Kingdom.

00:08:35.960 I think the cases against them are all fraudulent.

00:08:39.020 I saw the outstanding interview that Patrick Bette-David did with Andrew Tate, but your Andrew Tate parody is among my favorite pieces of your work.

00:08:50.460 Let's roll it.

00:08:53.100 I'm not misogynistic.

00:08:54.300 When I meet a woman, she doesn't say, I can't wait to get out there and see what you do. 1.00

00:08:57.160 That males are better under stress and under pressure.

00:09:00.080 She belongs to that man.

00:09:01.340 I'm not saying they're appropriate.

00:09:02.560 I'm saying they're giving to the man.

00:09:05.820 Yo, yo. 0.99

00:09:06.640 What up, Josh?

00:09:07.240 He's 10 tables.

00:09:07.920 Chilling, baby.

00:09:08.440 Chilling.

00:09:08.660 Everything good?

00:09:09.300 How are we going to do it?

00:09:10.220 Uh, just give me the Tate.

00:09:11.840 The Tate?

00:09:12.840 No, the Tate.

00:09:14.180 Andrew Tate.

00:09:15.880 Pleasure to meet ya.

00:09:18.040 I'm humble but hungry and running procedures.

00:09:20.340 I'm running procedures.

00:09:23.180 Pleasure to meet ya.

00:09:25.360 I'm humble but hungry and running procedures.

00:09:27.040 I'm trying to send next week for a new Bugatti.

00:09:30.000 There's a new alpha on the office.

00:09:32.160 I don't got time for an enemy.

00:09:34.240 Why can't you play independently?

00:09:35.740 I'm doing me and I'm doing it splendidly.

00:09:37.740 You doing you means a pro... 1.00

00:09:39.520 There's no smoke in here, you moron. 1.00

00:09:45.640 You have to tell people exactly what you want. 1.00

00:09:47.520 Hey, Natalya, make me a sandwich.

00:09:49.640 Nice cardigan, though.

00:09:50.340 Joke's on her.

00:09:51.240 I already ate a whole steak at lunch because I'm an alpha.

00:09:53.900 I ate the tail and it's hungry.

00:09:55.600 Okay.

00:09:56.420 Okay.

00:09:56.960 Top G.

00:09:58.060 Top G.

00:09:59.340 Just G.

00:10:00.300 No top.

00:10:01.060 Cut your hair.

00:10:01.920 Hippie.

00:10:02.300 When your hands are constantly in a power V position, it makes drinking beverages very, very difficult.

00:10:07.120 You gotta kind of spread the V like that.

00:10:09.640 But I know, I still get it.

00:10:11.080 Oops.

00:10:12.660 Hey, Vinny.

00:10:13.620 What?

00:10:14.360 Mario was asking for...

00:10:15.820 Vinny, seriously, I need you to...

00:10:18.100 Kelly, knock, knock. 0.86

00:10:19.960 Who's there?

00:10:21.100 Shh.

00:10:22.300 Okay.

00:10:23.260 Women should not speak unless spoken to. 1.00

00:10:27.600 Okay?

00:10:28.240 Last week, my mother said, happy birthday, Tate.

00:10:30.960 You know what I said? 1.00

00:10:32.420 Shut up. 0.99

00:10:33.600 Look at me flex on these alphas. 1.00

00:10:35.820 I'm in a different...

00:10:36.920 Mom, you can't kick me out.

00:10:39.020 Give me two more weeks.

00:10:40.860 I'm in a basement.

00:10:41.820 I'm not even in anybody's...

00:10:42.600 Fine. 0.99

00:10:44.420 This shit ain't working. 1.00

00:10:45.600 I gotta go straight to the source. 1.00

00:10:47.240 Pleasure to meet you.

00:10:48.080 Pleasure to meet ya.

00:10:49.260 I'm humble but hungry in running procedures.

00:10:51.580 I'm running procedures.

00:10:54.280 Pleasure to meet ya.

00:10:56.560 I'm humble but hungry in running procedures.

00:10:58.860 I'm running procedures.

00:11:01.700 Pleasure to meet ya.

00:11:03.800 I'm humble but hungry in running procedures.

00:11:06.100 I'm running procedures.

00:11:07.220 absolutely hysterical has there been any reaction from andrew tate uh when that came when that came

00:11:20.940 out uh roger he was definitely he messaged pat he messaged adam i wasn't in contact with him yet

00:11:27.100 but he was like i mean if it's funny roger you know there's people have to laugh he respected

00:11:30.980 the fact that we came up with the idea in the office and i went and cut off all my hair within

00:11:35.640 20 minutes to shoot this thing so it's like i'm dedicated uh to the craft and to do it but he has

00:11:41.740 a great personality and as you mentioned before roger i went with uh patrick to romania and got

00:11:46.660 to hang out with him got to hang out with tristan and as you know uh roger when you're with the

00:11:51.160 people and you actually see them in person you hear who they really are you see what the actual

00:11:55.780 matrix with the system has their point of view on what they push and what the person actually is

00:12:00.400 he was an amazing guy amazing bomb with his brother hospitality knowledgeable very very welcoming

00:12:07.280 and it's like you know he speaks against the system and just like our friend donald trump you know you

00:12:13.680 want to drain the swamp you want to go and you want to wake people up and they come after you as you know

00:12:17.860 roger when you want to drain a swamp the alligators and the anacondas and the snakes they don't go

00:12:23.280 quietly they put up the biggest fight so i i respect the hell out of andrew and obviously you know how i

00:12:28.720 feel about uh president trump folks if you're just tuning in uh this is the stone zone uh and we're

00:12:35.540 here with vincent o'shanna we'll be right back after this quick commercial message

00:12:40.880 sounds rolling all three cameras we're good

00:12:49.700 is there any regrets that you have in life i i should sit here and say yeah i got a lot of

00:12:58.180 regrets but when i look back on my life and i understand the lives that were lost

00:13:06.080 i mean i'm sitting here with you

00:13:09.340 and i can tell my story

00:13:12.900 former national security advisor lieutenant general michael flynn is pleading guilty today

00:13:17.660 to the fbi he was one of the most respected generals in the military he was by definition

00:13:22.680 the most dangerous possible person for donald trump to hire

00:13:27.060 certainly brilliant military career serving 33 why was he being so amused

00:13:31.880 mike clint told the truth and faced life in person

00:13:34.460 joining me at the news desk now is rebecca walzer of walzerwealth.com she has been a regular

00:13:53.180 guest on my tv show brandon house live for a long time she's not just an economics expert but she's an

00:13:59.660 attorney rebecca you have a large firm how many people work for your firm just about 30 yes 30 and

00:14:06.060 tell me how can people prepare for what's coming with the well the end of the dollar as

00:14:10.860 we know it the end of the fiat system as we know it globally we are moving to uh hard asset

00:14:15.540 backed currencies again thank the lord because fiat is where we get into all the problems when you

00:14:20.220 have debt-based currency you have debt-based problems and the united states unfortunately since

00:14:25.020 2020 has not stopped spinning at pandemic levels this is systemic and it is unsustainable and it is

00:14:32.160 coming to an end especially with the addition of saudi arabia and the uae to the bricks nations this is

00:14:37.240 what controls our petrodollar this is the threat immediately in 2024 for more information

00:14:42.020 walzerwealth.com walzerwealth.com she is not your traditional financial planner find out why at

00:14:48.260 walzerwealth.com welcome back if you're just tuning in i'm roger stone and this is of course

00:14:54.840 the stone zone i'm really looking forward to general flynn's biopic uh he's going to join me

00:15:02.160 on wabc radio this sunday that's wabcradio.com we're actually live streaming worldwide in 173 countries

00:15:13.520 so you can hear me interview general michael flynn this coming sunday uh that will be at 4 p.m

00:15:21.320 eastern at wabcradio.com you're not going to want to miss that and you should check out his film you

00:15:30.560 can do that by going to flynnmovie.com i believe is the correct uh uh email address all right we're

00:15:38.460 back with vincent oshana one of the funniest men alive uh and uh you and i are both uh uh admirers of

00:15:47.740 javier malay uh the radical anarcho-capitalist who is uh actually seems to be steering his country

00:15:56.480 argentina to a fiscal uh and social sanity uh i love this guy before he was uh a celebrity uh he's

00:16:06.280 uh he's a wild man uh let's take a look at your take on javier malay

00:16:11.300 he's on fire he's on fire man he's inspired man i'm worried that i think he's i've been in

00:16:40.960 vinnie wore the uniform for the usa i'm worried he's going to defect

00:16:44.320 can you imagine any american politician acting like that oh my god just wild and just doesn't

00:16:59.800 care roger he just doesn't care no he's doing an amazing job it's interesting uh that with his uh

00:17:05.480 his reforms they have cut their deficit uh extraordinarily it's only a matter of time

00:17:11.700 before their economy starts to boom i pray for his safety every single day because i really think

00:17:19.080 he's a model for everyone uh everyone in the west uh and therefore unfortunately that makes him a

00:17:25.800 target he's a great man he's a great friend uh and i thought that was a great tribute now uh adam

00:17:33.540 sosnick on the other hand is a man who's not even remotely funny i mean not even remotely funny

00:17:40.540 uh but and i understand we have to have our token wise guy left winger and he does a pretty good job

00:17:48.420 of that he's really not a bad guy probably not helpful to him to have his friends hear me say that

00:17:54.960 but uh it's it's the truth uh i see that uh that uh chris cuomo is going to be joining the value

00:18:03.340 attainment uh lineup from time to time what do you think of that um i think initially uh when i heard

00:18:12.400 it roger i was just like oh my god like what what what what is going on i'd like you know obviously i

00:18:17.640 know we all know who patrick is and what he stands for but then i when i did it uh you know i started

00:18:22.760 really i took a step back and i thought about it to bring somebody like that on i think shows that

00:18:28.400 you know patrick is willing to to let the world know that we want conversations even with people

00:18:34.120 that we disagree as high as on the level as as chris cuomo is because i'm going to be broj you know

00:18:39.860 where i stand and how i feel i could sit here for an hour straight with you and show quotes and um

00:18:46.360 clips from what you know what chris said on uh the vaccine i remember i think i think you'll know

00:18:52.040 what i'm talking about roger when he said in a world of tyrants and terror and horror the you know

00:18:58.300 what the biggest threat to america is your fellow americans and i still haven't had the chance to

00:19:03.700 talk to him about it because i'm gonna do it at some point but i'm i'm very curious to uh when you

00:19:10.660 make comments like that do you genuinely did you believe that truly at the time or was that like a

00:19:16.320 directive from a cnn from a jeff zucker to be like hey listen you're gonna say this you have to say 0.74

00:19:21.620 that so i think the move it's a strategic you know it's a smart move because we want to have

00:19:26.260 these dialogues and as patrick said on this podcast on the pbd podcast like listen you know

00:19:30.520 the market will dictate the market will say it because the market doesn't lie roger numbers do not

00:19:35.700 lie if you know and if it works it works if not not but at least at least um pat's trying and trying

00:19:42.140 to get you know as many people to talk and like uh when we had the candace owens live event

00:19:48.380 uh with candace and chris cuomo think about it candace did her freaking job and i gave chris credit

00:19:55.380 he came into the lions den which you know not a lot of people would do and he you know he held his own

00:20:01.060 he didn't look that great and the takeaway you know candace was you know pretty much on top but i think

00:20:06.060 it's a overall it's a good move but like i said roger i think the market will will dictate if it's a

00:20:11.080 good decision or not well i've known chris for 30 years so we we maintain what i'd call a cordial

00:20:18.500 relationship he once actually texted me with advice that i should get my temper under control

00:20:23.960 now there's no there's no video of me threatening to beat some guy in a bicycle up outside my house but

00:20:31.180 what the hay as they say all right you you have not uh and i'm sure that his time on value

00:20:37.740 attainment will be interesting and entertaining so i'm never again i'm not for censorship i don't

00:20:43.520 like censorship uh but i do know that uh that he will be challenged on that platform uh i'm kind of

00:20:50.480 glad to see him there if you want to know the truth all right so go go ahead no i'm saying i'm

00:20:55.580 saying right and i i'm i agree with you it's going to be very challenging and it's going to see

00:20:59.480 you know some people you know rise to the occasion well you never know roger you know you know more

00:21:04.920 than anybody some people just are like no i can't i can't hack it and they you know and then

00:21:09.040 changes are made but like you i i agree with you 100 i think it's going to be a very very interesting

00:21:14.460 moment and he will be challenged every single time especially from from pat but i think it's uh

00:21:21.220 i think it's gonna be a very interesting year all right let's go back to the comedy of vincent

00:21:27.520 you know shauna vincent you've never been uh afraid to poke fun at uh uh at our fearless leader

00:21:33.700 joe biden uh your ice cream video is among my favorites let's take a quick look introducing ben

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00:21:57.000 forgotten which ones are in it so if you're tired of remembering every little thing or even speaking

00:22:01.760 coherently i i i i i i i i i i i i i can't i i can't talk and you just want to take a mental

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00:22:25.620 can you imagine roger nobody ever i i'm still waiting for the day

00:22:36.380 like that last clip when he says oh anyway i want i wish one person would just go excuse me

00:22:41.760 joe the hell were you talking about can you pick up where you were zero accountability for his mind 0.65

00:22:49.240 zero yeah neurologists i've talked to have told me that that tendency to forget what you're saying in

00:22:56.920 the middle of uh well never mind uh look uh he's uh he is a comic rich target you have to admit

00:23:06.840 uh and uh i really really liked your interview with him right after the state of the union address

00:23:14.220 let's take a look creepy sleepy joe the state of the union many people including candace owens

00:23:20.060 believe that you were injected with a smorgasbord of drugs including adrenaline just to make it to the

00:23:25.200 speech is this true yes any booger sugar from hunter i'd rather not discuss it more yeah i thought so

00:23:34.740 moving on in a new book american woman your aides claim that you said the key to a long and lasting 0.89

00:23:40.820 marriage is good sex please don't smile like that joe it's really creepy you're 81 years old joseph 1.00

00:23:47.440 you mean to tell me you're still having sex with jill biden yes she looks like a raisin with nipples 1.00

00:23:55.260 dude like like no offense joe but can you even get it up i think it's uh it's always possible and i 0.99

00:24:01.040 never give up on that let's just say for argument's sake you can't get it up and you're standing there

00:24:05.800 in your tidy whities what is jill saying joe do something do something okay enough before i throw up

00:24:11.440 my mouth i'd like to do a quick q a with you if that's cool is that all right let's just say

00:24:16.240 someone comes into the country illegally notice the hint with the word that i used illegally

00:24:23.100 what would you call that person undocumented first wrong it's illegal immigrant it's undocumented and 0.96

00:24:31.180 look illegal moron and just an fyi the vast majority of americans think the same as i do but 0.98

00:24:38.140 that's not what i think the vast majority of people think you have to look 1.00

00:24:43.180 what the hell are you looking at oh you must be having one of your famous biden brain farts huh 0.79

00:24:49.380 yes awesome makes me sleep well at night knowing that you have the nuclear codes sleep like a baby 0.98

00:24:54.240 last question your presidency has been a complete and utter show show show joseph what do you think

00:25:02.800 about the people that were duped into voting for you in 2020 i think they made a wrong decision

00:25:08.120 you're gonna say that again i think they made a wrong decision that was a figure of speech you

00:25:12.980 child sniffer you're gonna have to say it again well hopefully you don't do any more damage to the

00:25:17.860 country in the next couple months there's much more i'm gonna do and god help us all you old

00:25:22.120 that was a tough interview roger like just just getting through it with him was

00:25:30.380 absolute comic gold you realize that you're probably now on a domestic terrorist list right

00:25:38.220 100 definitely so vincent you tour a lot uh you know i know what this is like because i go out on

00:25:46.840 the road and i give speeches my speeches aren't not nearly as funny as your stand-up routines but

00:25:52.240 uh what what is it like out there uh when you uh you know when you do a club date

00:25:57.200 um it's actually roger uh great question i feel like i i'm in my my most comfortable zone is when

00:26:06.200 i'm uh on stage i love doing podcasts i love doing sketches but when you're on stage roger it's the

00:26:11.300 most purest form i think of of art is stand-up comedy it's just you it's just your work it's not

00:26:17.620 improv improvisation there's no other casting crew it's not snl where you get to turn somebody to

00:26:22.840 to kind of help you out and it's just the it's just a connection with the people and i think you

00:26:27.380 know i had a really rough time in los angeles the past you know you know during the trump presidency

00:26:32.300 because i would i would talk about donald trump even in a funny capacity the way he spoke or whatever

00:26:37.140 and i'd have club owners coming up to me afterwards literally be like hey listen you can't

00:26:42.380 you can't do this you can't talk about him you can't i was just like wait what the hell the hell 0.66

00:26:46.240 are we talking about comedy supposed to be no holds barred and you're trying to trying to censor me

00:26:50.280 so it was a blessing from god that i got to leave and come here but it's just it's liberating

00:26:55.080 roger and i'll never forget uh realizing the decision that i made was the right decision i got

00:27:00.600 out of the air force and i did a show for in connecticut for the latino kings of comedy and

00:27:06.040 fyi for everybody that's watching i'm not latin so i just got put on this show and i got off stage

00:27:11.260 and i'll never forget this roger because you know my mom was worried you got the military

00:27:14.540 you left the military what are you doing how did you know this is the moment that i realized that it

00:27:18.400 was the right uh choice uh as i'm going through the audience it's like 2500 people i'm just trying

00:27:24.080 to soak it all in and a lady in a wheelchair grabs my arm and i'm like hey she's like hey were you the 0.98

00:27:28.960 guy that was just up there and i was like yeah i'm vincent and she's like i want you to know something

00:27:33.700 while you were up there for that 10 minutes or whatever she goes you made me forget that i was in

00:27:38.720 this chair and roger you want to talk about emotion and and in that moment i went oh my god god

00:27:45.440 gave me this gift i figured it out i found it i left the military i made the right decision so it's

00:27:50.000 it's the best feeling roger when you don't do well on there they let you know but it's the it's the

00:27:54.820 quickest case study because it's live you know if they like you that first 10 seconds is very crucial

00:28:00.060 and then you take them for a ride and i think it's uh i think it's one of the best feelings on

00:28:04.240 the world especially when you're killing on stage uh you know minson i've always in this regard

00:28:09.240 been a student of the henny youngman school of comedy which is if you fire off a joke and it

00:28:14.900 doesn't work just keep going right on just go right to the next one as fast as you possibly can

00:28:20.660 take my wife please somebody anyway if you're just tuning in we're here with vincent o'shana from

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00:30:41.020 Welcome back, folks. This is The Stone Zone, and we're here with Vincent O'Shanna, who is a comedian, a stand-up comic, a comic actor, an activist, a Christian, just a great all-around guy.

00:31:00.420 He's also extraordinarily well-dressed, I might add. I've actually never seen him out and around without a necktie. Go ahead, Vincent.

00:31:11.020 And by the way, one of my really good friends, Roger Stone, one day at church goes, I got a gift for you. And I've been wearing this thing every single time I wear a suit or a vest.

00:31:22.300 Look at how, am I in this? Roger Stone gave me this with the right, with the correct time.

00:31:27.540 And I'm telling you right now, Roger, I'm not one of those guys that likes gifts. I don't really like accepting gifts because I, you know, I don't like people spending money.

00:31:34.120 But this is one of the most cherished things that I wear. And I'm not even lying. Last, at that event that I told you about, the Candace Owens-Chris Cuomo event,

00:31:41.540 I walk into the room and literally five people, including Patrick, were like, that pocket watch, chain, the whole thing, amazing.

00:31:49.180 Also, even Chris Cuomo gave me a compliment. So thank you, Roger. You got, this adds, if I, if it's not for this, this outfit doesn't make sense. That's it.

00:31:57.060 You got to have the pocket watch. And I, and I appreciate you more than you know, Roger. Thank you so much.

00:32:01.320 Well, I, I, it's like seeing, you know, an empty space that needed to be full. It's like seeing a blank canvas.

00:32:06.780 So I see you wearing a vest with the Brits we call a waistcoat. And I just knew you needed to have it.

00:32:12.740 Uh, and, uh, I had to search around online to find the exact right one. Uh, but, uh, they're out there.

00:32:19.040 You can find them, uh, you can find them relatively inexpensively. So it's not like it cost a lot of money, uh,

00:32:24.960 but it came with a lot of love and respect. And I must say it really does look great. Uh, Vincent, uh,

00:32:32.500 who are your influences? In other words, when you look at other comics, other people who do stand up,

00:32:39.260 other comedians, uh, past or present, um, who do you, who makes Vincent Oshana laugh?

00:32:46.740 Um, great question, Roger. I, um, so I grew up in a pretty strict, you know, Assyrian. We're

00:32:51.800 Christian Middle Easterns, A-S-S-Y-R-I-A-N. There's only, we don't have a country, uh, which makes 1.00

00:32:57.720 one of the reasons why America is so important, uh, to me and my family, my brother, my sister,

00:33:04.040 who are both, uh, veterans as well. My sister just retired. So that's why Syrians are so connected

00:33:08.980 to, uh, to the country. We, you know, old school, old fashioned parents. We never went out. We never

00:33:13.740 went to Disneyland. We never went on vacations, but the laughter in the house, Roger, I'll never

00:33:18.860 forget came from watching HBO specials, um, from Eddie Murphy to Richard Pryor. Think about it. We

00:33:26.800 couldn't cuss. We couldn't do anything crazy, but they let us watch Richard Pryor, Eddie Murphy,

00:33:32.600 delirious and raw in the house. And one of my favorites, Roger, and I'm pretty sure he's up there

00:33:37.340 with you. God rest his soul. One of the greatest to ever do it dead or alive, uh, George Carlin.

00:33:44.160 What, if you followed this guy's body of work every year for 20, 30 years, this guy put out a special

00:33:50.880 every single year and it was amazing. And his progression, his, his graduation from just being

00:33:57.140 the hippie, the guy that I'm pretty sure you saw him, Roger. And then he started growing and changing

00:34:02.480 and started becoming angrier and, and more bitter and started turning, you know, on the

00:34:07.820 government and started, you know, he really, really woke up at a very, uh, kind of earlier

00:34:12.960 in his career. And it just, it was, it was amazing to watch him take serious issues from all, all

00:34:20.220 political from, you know, everyday life from observations and made it funny. And I'll never

00:34:24.540 forget Roger. Cause you know, my father drank and it was hard in the house because he wasn't physically

00:34:29.100 abusive, but just the verbal abuse was a pretty bad, especially me, my, my brother, especially my

00:34:33.620 mom, George Carlin would make my mom laugh. And going back to the lady in the wheelchair, 1.00

00:34:38.580 I, I gave her that lady an escape for that 10 minutes that I was on stage. She forgot she was 1.00

00:34:45.180 in the chair. George Carlin gave us that moment because when George was on there and making us

00:34:50.440 laugh, my mom forgot, we forgot that, you know, even my dad was laughing, but we forgot that we were

00:34:55.320 in a crazy situation with the person that drank and was abusive. So I remember watching my mom

00:35:01.140 laughing. And I remember early on Roger, I was like, wow, this guy on this little box is making

00:35:05.940 her laugh like this. And I, I, I, I thought it was amazing. So that's one of the main reasons that I

00:35:11.540 started doing comedy as well was, uh, was George Carlin. You know, my appreciation for comedy actually

00:35:18.540 starts in the pre-internet days. So of course, uh, I loved the three stooges. The three stooges were

00:35:25.100 always on about the time that I got home from school. You could see them on television. They

00:35:30.640 were on W, uh, uh, PIX, uh, is an independent station, uh, in New York, a show that was hosted

00:35:37.800 by officer Joe Bolton, who, uh, was in the persona of a New York police officer. Uh, and, uh, a little

00:35:44.780 later, uh, I learned that Mo of the three studios was retired and living in New Jersey. So I wrote him

00:35:52.240 a letter and then Mo wrote back. And then I wrote back to Mo. Then Mo wrote me a four page

00:35:59.500 handwritten history of the three stooges taking us through their time in vaudeville, uh, the, uh,

00:36:06.660 early act with, with Curly, uh, then replaced by Shemp, uh, then ultimately replaced by Curly again,

00:36:15.140 then replaced by Curly Joe Dorita, uh, who was the final, uh, member of the trio. Uh, and then

00:36:24.060 amazingly, uh, uh, Vincent, when the FBI raided my home in my office in the Mueller witch hunt, uh,

00:36:33.020 among the files missing was this thick file of my correspondence with Mo Howard of the three stooges.

00:36:39.860 And when all the things that were taken were returned, that was not among the items returned

00:36:46.060 lost, uh, to history. Uh, beyond that, uh, if you wanted to see comedians, you had to go to the TV

00:36:52.840 guide when it came in the mail, look at what the late night movies would be. Then my parents didn't

00:36:58.440 like this. I would set an alarm clock for like three o'clock in the morning. So I could get up and

00:37:03.760 watch a Marx brothers movie on TV. I love Groucho Harpo and Chico Marx, uh, or to

00:37:09.840 watch, uh, Eddie Cantor or Jimmy Durante. So those were my early comic influences before we had the

00:37:17.420 internet. Now you go to Turner movie classics and see all of those on demand. It's, it's a really

00:37:25.040 great thing. But when I have a bad day, uh, when I'm a little depressed, I go find an old black and 1.00

00:37:31.220 white comedy, uh, from, you know, the thirties, uh, the twenties, the thirties, and they, they still

00:37:37.180 actually make me laugh. Uh, let's, uh, take another look here at the amazing work, uh, of, uh, of

00:37:45.060 Vincent O'Shanna. Your interview, uh, with, uh, with Hunter Biden, uh, has to be considered a classic.

00:37:54.340 Mr. Untouchable Hunter Biden. Let's get right into it. Are you high right now? Yeah. Cracker meth.

00:38:00.700 Yep. Okay. How often do you hit the pipe? Every night. At least every night. Yeah. The booger

00:38:07.520 sugar that was left at the White House. Was it yours? For real? I don't know. Hunt tea? I really

00:38:12.380 didn't. I'm, I'm, I'm being as honest with you as I possibly can. Are you crying? Yeah. Why? I guess

00:38:20.920 one of the reasons that I'm crying is because... You've gone 60 seconds without smoking any 0.99

00:38:24.620 cracker bank and any Asian hookers? Yeah. It's hard. You'll be fine. We're almost done. What would 1.00

00:38:31.040 you say are your greatest accomplishments? I went one time for 13 days without sleeping

00:38:35.980 and smoking crack and drinking vodka exclusively. You should be proud of yourself. Anything else?

00:38:43.920 I probably smoked more Parmesan cheese than anyone. Wait, wait, wait. Come on, come on,

00:38:49.800 come on, come on. Did you just say Parmesan cheese? Yeah. Like this Parmesan cheese? Yeah.

00:38:57.460 How is that even possible? Dude, what are you, what are you, a pizza? Do you have like a pipe

00:39:00.960 or something that I could try to... Oh, why am I not surprised? He has a freaking apple bong 0.96

00:39:05.960 in his bitch. Let me try to... Oh, dude, this is going to be freaking wild. Never done this before. 1.00

00:39:15.960 Beautiful things. Woo! Smells like dominoes up in this bitch. 1.00

00:39:19.800 Oh, man. Roger, have you ever smoked Parmesan cheese? It's aggressive. 1.00

00:39:31.300 It has to be a little gummy, I would think, but... Horrible. Horrible.

00:39:36.440 Okay, so what are your future plans? Let me ask you this. The venue for live entertainment in

00:39:42.460 America, I have to believe that it is contracting, no? Now you add to it this demand for political

00:39:48.840 correctness. Are there... I don't know, are there that many comedy clubs that will let

00:39:54.400 Vincent O'Shanna come and do his comedy? I mean, I think it was... Where was it,

00:39:59.380 Roger? I think in Oregon, three big comedians, Dave Smith was one of them, they were trying

00:40:05.360 to perform there and the people were like, we don't want... Their comedy doesn't adhere with

00:40:14.340 our view of life and they canceled the show. Another comedian, Kayvon Moezi, who works here

00:40:21.660 at Valuetainment, just went to UConn for a show and he landed and somebody, the director or whatever

00:40:27.940 said, no, no, no, we're canceling the show because we can't promise the safety of the students and you.

00:40:35.620 And it's like, nobody's protesting, nobody's there. And it's like, it's not as wild or rampant, but I

00:40:42.380 mean, there are some places though, Roger, that just don't want to hear it. It's just, they're

00:40:47.340 protected, they're coddled. And especially as you know, with the colleges, it's like, you know,

00:40:53.260 they don't have time to laugh, Roger, because they're trying to teach them gender studies and,

00:40:57.400 you know, CRT and they, you know, they don't have time to laugh, Roger, because they're, you know,

00:41:01.380 they're too busy teaching them to be racist and to hating the world and telling them that America

00:41:07.140 is the worst place in the world. God forbid you make these people laugh and try to show them a

00:41:11.600 little bit of sense of humor. All right, Vincent, so tell folks if they want to see more of your

00:41:17.860 comedy, what's the best place to go? They could go to all my handles, Roger, on X, on Instagram is

00:41:26.080 at Vincent Oshana, O-S-H-A-N-A. I will be performing, I post all my dates on my Instagram

00:41:32.380 and my socials. I will be performing at the Miami Improv, April 11th at 8 p.m. They can go to the

00:41:39.820 improvmiami.com to get tickets. It's also on my link on my Instagram and I'm going to be putting

00:41:46.700 out an X today, but yeah, just please follow me on Instagram, follow me on X and you're going to get a

00:41:52.260 little bit of comedy, get a little bit of truth, get a little bit of anger about what's happening in

00:41:57.400 this country, Roger. Somebody asked me the other day and I'm pretty sure you saw it. James O'Keefe

00:42:02.620 did this moment. He did this talk where he said, you know, what's your price? You know, you of all

00:42:08.280 people, Roger, you know about what ping, you don't have a price. General Flynn doesn't have a price.

00:42:12.980 And I think that the quote was, if your price is not your life, then you are for sale. If you really

00:42:19.120 think about that. And he said, if you are a truth teller, your price has to be your life. So we're

00:42:25.200 out there, Roger. And I just want to say in closing, what you do, Roger, what you've been

00:42:30.420 through, you're an inspiration. You are one of the people that made me say, you know what? It's worth

00:42:36.820 it to tell the truth. I don't have a price, Roger. We both are Christians. I believe in God. And when

00:42:42.300 people tell me, Vinny, why do you care? Why are you? I go, listen, because God put me here to make

00:42:47.660 people laugh and to also wake people up that are asleep because the truth has to be told.

00:42:52.320 And in closing, Roger, before I leave, I want everybody to know this because I'm not going

00:42:55.740 to say it out loud. I want people to see what I'm talking about. And this is what I have to say.

00:43:01.260 Wow. He still did nothing wrong. Nothing. All right. Thank you very much. And God bless you,

00:43:09.220 Vincent O'Shaughn. If you want a teacher like that, you can go to stonezone.com and go to the store,

00:43:14.920 go to the shop, stonezone.com. Go right now. God will bless you for it. Vincent O'Shaughn,

00:43:20.660 thank you so much for joining us in the Stone Zone. And now we're going to go to one of those

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00:47:20.020 the original hardcover. All right. I've talked here on The Stone Zone about the fact that other

00:47:26.720 than censorship, cancellation, shadow banning, and the efforts that have now been uncovered where the

00:47:34.920 government worked hand in glove with various social media organizations to silence people on a broad

00:47:43.580 variety of topics if they did not agree with the conventional wisdom narrative. The second greatest

00:47:52.020 danger that I can identify is the abuse of artificial intelligence. We have already seen in just in

00:48:00.160 recent months the abuse of this. Take a look at this video of President Donald Trump.

00:48:07.180 Are we close to seeing Mr. Kim here at the White House? Could happen. I mean,

00:48:13.200 we talked about that yesterday. I think it's something that could happen. Yeah. Hey,

00:48:17.840 he's the head of a country. And I mean, he is the strong head. Don't let anyone think anything

00:48:23.100 different. He speaks and his people sit up at attention. I want my people to do the same.

00:48:28.160 Now, did you see the president's lips moving? Did you see him saying what's attributed to him?

00:48:32.560 No, either did I. I've seen this up close. There's videos floating around of me on the internet

00:48:41.100 where words are attributed to me that I never said. There's also audios. They're pretty crude. But

00:48:47.500 when I put them through audio AI detection software, they turn out to be fraudulent. So what's the

00:48:55.960 lesson here? Well, not long ago, the voters in New Hampshire were subjected to a

00:49:01.860 robocall that appeared to be the voice of Joe Biden, urging them not to vote. The problem is it

00:49:10.520 wasn't Joe Biden's voice at all. It was AI created. That means that this is going to be used extensively

00:49:20.720 in politics and for the uneducated or perhaps the unsophisticated, a word to the wise. Everything you

00:49:29.520 see and not every, pardon me, not everything you see and not everything you hear is true. And many

00:49:37.100 times AI is going to be abused with a political motive. While we're on the subject of comedy,

00:49:44.400 here's something that I found really funny. Susan Rice, who was one of the perpetrators of the

00:49:49.960 Russian collusion hoax, she escaped prosecution because, well, special counsel John Durham took his

00:49:57.160 sweet time and took a full five years to reach the conclusion that most of us had already come to,

00:50:03.420 that there was no Russian collusion, that the entire Russian collusion hoax was an abuse of power

00:50:10.740 in which the full authority of the United States government and the extraordinary capabilities of

00:50:17.360 our intelligence agencies were utilized using what they knew was fabricated evidence,

00:50:24.200 the so-called Steele dossier, and the false claim that the Russians had hacked, had conducted an online hack

00:50:34.840 of the Democratic National Committee. That is a claim from our intelligence agencies for which they have

00:50:41.260 never produced any evidence whatsoever. But who's the great danger to America? Let's take a listen to Susan Rice. 0.99

00:50:49.640 The real problem and pattern here is that we have somebody who clearly doesn't put the interests of

00:50:58.280 the United States ahead of his own personal interests. That's the fundamental problem. And when that is the

00:51:04.140 case, the United States is deeply vulnerable to manipulation and exploitation by our adversaries with

00:51:12.320 whom he seems to be most comfortable. So this is really something that that people need to be mindful of. He is

00:51:22.000 telling us exactly what he intends to do. And what he intends to do is absolutely antithetical to the national

00:51:30.880 security interests of the United States and fundamentally dangerous.

00:51:34.320 Wow. So let's just get this put this into some perspective. So the woman who recently resigned as 1.00

00:51:42.160 the national security adviser for a president who personally and whose family members have taken

00:51:47.280 millions of dollars from China, from Russia, from Ukraine, from from Romania, Donald Trump is the one

00:51:56.000 who's compromised. No, I would say that China Joe is the one that is compromised. This entire most recent hoax 0.92

00:52:04.240 in which Trump used the expression bloodbath, which if you can look in the dictionary for the

00:52:11.040 definition of that word, the third definition is specifically an economic disaster, a calamity in a

00:52:18.160 specific segment of our economy, was speaking quite clearly about the devastation that electric vehicle

00:52:26.000 mandates recently signed into law by Joe Biden were going to visit on the car industry. But they pounce on

00:52:34.000 that, take it out of context to say, ah, you see, Trump is advocating violence. No, Trump wasn't

00:52:40.240 advocating violence at all. This is a reminiscence of all their hoaxes, the Russian collusion hoax, the

00:52:47.600 Ukrainian phone call hoax, the Hunter Biden's laptop is Russian disinformation hoax, the Trump thinks you

00:52:56.720 should drink bleach to address COVID-19 hoax, or Trump was keeping the nuclear codes at Mar-a-Lago and

00:53:06.320 planned to sell them to the Russians or the Chinese hoax, or the Putin blew up his own pipeline, he did

00:53:14.480 it himself hoax, or the Alpha Bank hoax. Remember that? Trump had a server connected to a Russian bank

00:53:22.560 bank inside Trump Tower. We have to know now definitively that Hillary Clinton approved the

00:53:30.480 dissemination of that disinformation by our current national security adviser, Jake Sullivan. How come

00:53:37.920 Jake's home was not raided by 29 FBI agents at six o'clock in the morning? So this is yet another

00:53:49.200 narrative. They're trying to prepare us, folks, because I fear they, they will foment violence

00:53:56.560 in an attempt to blame Donald Trump. If there's anyone who is compromised, it might be Joe Biden. He

00:54:04.720 took a salary of just under a million dollars from the University of Pennsylvania, and the money was

00:54:10.960 thoughtfully provided by what, who? The Chinese Communist Party. So do we have a president who's

00:54:18.160 compromised? Indeed we do, but his name is Joe Biden. I do want to ask you to see us every day here at

00:54:27.440 five o'clock Eastern at Patriot.tv. If you miss that, you can see us at eight o'clock by going to

00:54:35.920 rumble.com slash Roger Stone. We appreciate your patronage for our advertisers here on the Stone Zone.

00:54:44.480 I really strongly urge you to check out General Michael Flynn's new biographical picture. He's going to be with us

00:54:53.600 again at WABC Radio this weekend at four o'clock Eastern Time. You can hear that at WABCRadio.com. You're going to want to

00:55:05.140 tune in for that great interview with General Michael Flynn. He's also doing a weekly show here

00:55:11.140 at Patriot.tv. So God bless you and Godspeed. And until tomorrow, keep the faith.

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00:55:25.840 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 - March 21, 2024

VALUETAINMENT'S VINCENT OSHANA COMEDY SPECIAL 🤣 — WITH ROGER STONE IN THE STONEZONE!

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