Doesnât everyone just assume the journalist is Glenn Greenwald?
Longtime Trump confidante Roger Stone emerged out of a closed-door, three-hour-plus interview with the House Intelligence Committee Tuesday and told reporters that he answered âallâ of their questions except one.
Q. Are you now, or have you ever been, in league with the Russia government of Vladimir Putin or any of itâs non- governmental partners and associates, for the purposes of tampering with our election?
âIâm not holding my breath,â he said.
An immense disappointment to us all.
Actually, Roger, I think prison tailoring works best for both your and Manafortâs body types. Orange will complement you coloring, too.
One can only hope theyâll allow him to order bespoke orange jumpsuits from London.
âEnglish tailoring is always better than Italian tailoring, at least for my body shape.â
Not many people realize how difficult it can be to accessorize off-the-rack for a bag over your head.
âEnglish tailoring is always better than Italian tailoring, at least for my body shape.â
Ah, yes⌠it is hard to fit a steaming pile of excrement (let alone find an appropriate pocket square)âŚ
But did Roger show Trey is tattoo?
âRoger Stone: I Answered âAllâ Of House Intelâs Questions But One.â
âThat question,â Stone went on to say, âwas âwhy did you spy on America for the Russians?â I told the House Intel Committee that I would have to get with Putin before I could answer that one.â
âAnatomy of a Murderâ is one of a tiny handful of movies about law that lawyers love because theyâre reasonably accurate in the portrayal of evidence and procedure law. The novel was written by a state supreme court justice who co-wrote the script and insisted on teaching Jimmy Stewart and George C. Scott how to conduct examination before they saw the script, though much of the way the trial is conducted is outmoded.
Honestly, I never much cared for it because the story is tawdry and misogynistic, and generally has that harsh edge of unlikability to the characters that all of Otto Primengerâs movies seemed to have. But tawdry and misogynistic is how they liked their noirish potboilers in the 50âs.
But the main reason I donât like it is because of one of its most famous scenes, the scene where Jimmy Stewart walks Ben Gazarra just the very last millimeter short (at best) of the line between advising a client on the applicable law and subornation of perjury. That scene always makes me squirm and screw up my face in distaste. It was a âbefore you say anything to me and thereby make it impossible for me to ethically tell you the only possible thing you can say to get yourself acquitted, let me tell you the only possible thing you can say that will get you acquittedâ talk. My evidence and ethics professors both discussed it and had different opinions on it.
Regardless, maybe itâs just me, but I detected the aroma of just such a talk with counsel wafting from this:
Stone had told a local GOP group in Florida in August, 2016 he had âactually communicated with Julian Assangeâ â a claim he repeated multiple times that month while hinting at campaign-related Wikileaks dumps to come. He has since claimed that there was in fact no direct back channel or communications between him and Assange. His opening statement to the House Intel Committee, which Stone released Monday evening, said that it was actually Wikileaksâ public Twitter account that first tipped him off that theyâd obtained Hillary Clinton emails, and that âa journalist who I knew had interviewed Assange to independently confirm this report.â
Heâs one creepy-looking dude. He makes my skin crawl.
âStone, who is known for his wily relationship with the press and his flair for fashionâ
Wily? Is that a new word for Primadonna?
"âI think whatâs happening here is that the special counsel will try to manufacture a crime "
Oh, so that is what Trump means when he says he is bringing manufacturing jobs back to 'murica. Nice try at writing the story before it is writ. (Stone seems to project a lot in attempting that sort of thing)
"Look, Manafort, we wonât prosecute you for this if you simply admit you were colluding with the Russians and that Donald Trump knew everything.ââ
Yep, all that work and surely Mueller will go no worries mate, have a good day and thank you.
âbut they photographed all of his custom Italian suits in his closet.ââ
Wait, seriously, he did say that? Funny as hell. God forbid if they snapped his french undie collection.
" Iâm an opinion journalist. Heâs a journalist. Iâm not going to burn somebody who I spoke to off the record,â Stone said.â"
You are a what?
âHe added that he was going to talk to the journalist to see if he can get his permission to reveal his identity to the congressional investigators.â
Because? Why unmask now? A little pressure there?
âStoneâs opening statement included blistering criticisms of Schiff and other House Intel Dems for making âirresponsible, indisputably, and provably false statementsâ about him.â
And yet
"Stone had told a local GOP group in Florida in August, 2016 he had âactually communicated with Julian Assangeâ â a claim he repeated multiple times that month "
âsaid that it was actually Wikileaksâ public Twitter account that first tipped him off tâ
Will Stone apologize to himself for making false statements about Stone? Of course which one is truth and which is not?
Not sure why we should trust anything this creepy piece of shit says.
âRoger, before we let you go, have you told the truth even once in your testimony?â
It looks like his head was bashed from behind. Was he dropped as a baby?
Definitely creepy looking.
My god. not the Italian suits! Is nothing sacred?
A manâs Italian suits should never be photographed by law enforcement agents. as if they were paparazzi. The indignity of it! Itâs a clear violation of the 8th Amendments prohibition against cruel and unusual punishment.
Those bastards.
Has anyone else watched âget me roger stoneâ o Netflix? Very good
Wait. Heâs claiming to be a journalist!?
BLAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
FAKE NEWS!
No, but I did read the coverage where Roger and his wife were busted for seeking out a âwell hung maleâ in a Swinger magazine, and how that coverage forced Bob Dole to fire him.
