The Roger Stone Show | 01-18-26

In this episode, Roger Stone provides a sweeping defense of Richard Nixon’s political legacy, highlighting achievements like the desegregation of schools and the opening of China while dismissing the Watergate narrative as a coordinated effort by the "deep state." Shifting to modern politics, Stone advocates for Donald Trump’s potential use of the Insurrection Act of 1807 to handle civil unrest in Minnesota, framing the move as a necessary constitutional backstop when local leaders fail to maintain order. The broadcast further critiques contemporary Republican figures like Trey Gowdy and promotes Trump’s "great healthcare plan" as a superior, market-driven alternative to the current system. Stone also features investigative journalist Joel Gilbert to discuss legal challenges regarding Eric Swalwell’s residency and eligibility for office.