The Roger Stone Show

Roger Stone blends personal reflection with sharp political commentary, beginning with a Mother’s Day tribute that centers on his mother’s influence and her "famous Sunday gravy" recipe. The narrative quickly shifts into a defensive posture as Stone recounts his legal challenges and spiritual redemption, specifically addressing his refusal to testify against Donald Trump. Shifting to current events, Stone and guest Troy Smith critique Barack Obama, accusing him of weaponizing the justice system and maintaining a shadow influence over the current administration. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone and retired Colonel Rob Maness analyze the shifting landscape of global conflict through the lens of a resurgent Trump presidency. The dialogue centers on the belief that economic leverage and non-interventionism are the primary drivers of current geopolitical stability, particularly regarding the potential conclusion of the Russia-Ukraine war and the collapse of the Iranian regime. A significant portion of the discussion is dedicated to the obsolescence of NATO, which both speakers characterize as a "welfare program" that has transitioned from a defensive necessity to an offensive liability for the United States. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone and journalist Troy Smith critique Barack Obama’s recent public commentary, framing his warnings about the politicization of the justice system as an act of profound hypocrisy. The discussion transitions into a sharp condemnation of Governor Ron DeSantis, whom the speakers characterize as a disloyal and corrupt politician who leveraged Donald Trump’s support for personal gain while allegedly engaging in pay-to-play schemes and financial impropriety in Florida. The program further explores themes of media bias and establishment gatekeeping, arguing that powerful institutions protect Democratic figures while suppressing conservative voices. Finally, the segment investigates controversial allegations against Congressman Cory Mills, suggesting that his personal history and legal troubles represent a significant liability for the Republican Party's control of the House. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone interviews Troy Smith, who is focused on purging the Republican Party of individuals they deem deceptive or disloyal to the MAGA movement. A significant portion of the conversation centers on Florida Representative Cory Mills, whom the speakers accuse of fabricating his military record and lying to Donald Trump about a past restraining order. Beyond internal party conflicts, the discussion highlights a broader agenda of political accountability, calling for the prosecution of figures like Dr. Anthony Fauci and the removal of officials perceived as "establishment" traitors. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone provides a historical and modern analysis of presidential assassinations and security threats, arguing that impactful leaders are frequently targeted by institutional conspiracies. He asserts that the official narratives surrounding the deaths of John F. Kennedy and Ronald Reagan are deceptive, specifically implicating Lyndon B. Johnson and the CIA in the former while alleging the use of specialized weaponry in the latter. Moving into current events, Stone details multiple assassination attempts on Donald Trump, characterizing recent security breaches as evidence of a dangerous cultural sickness and a failure of commercial venue protection. The program concludes with aggressive political commentary, featuring investigative journalist Troy Smith to expose the alleged fraudulent military records and personal scandals of Congressman Cory Mills. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today, Roger Stone centers on a high-profile security breach and assassination attempt targeting Donald Trump and his administration during a White House Correspondents' Dinner. Stone characterizes the event as a catastrophic failure of protection at a commercial venue, using the crisis to advocate for the construction of a dedicated, secure presidential ballroom within the White House complex. Throughout the broadcast, the host weaves a narrative of political martyrdom and deep-state conspiracy, framing the attacker’s motives as a product of radicalized "anti-Trump and anti-Christian hatred" while drawing historical parallels to the JFK assassination and Reagan assassination attempt. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone interviews multi-talented guest Christian Josi, exploring a range of topics that highlight their shared political alliances and personal friendship. The conversation functions as a platform for advocating for animal welfare legislation, specifically focusing on a push to make animal torture a felony in Iowa, while also celebrating Josi’s diverse career as a jazz vocalist and music publicist. Stone utilizes the segment to provide a defense of his own legal and financial history, framing his past struggles with the IRS and the Mueller investigation as a narrative of spiritual redemption and political persecution. Finally, the exchange offers a critique of modern conservative institutions, with the pair lamenting the perceived decline of CPAC from a grassroots powerhouse into a commercialized enterprise. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone interviews investigative journalist Joe Hoft to discuss perceived injustices and systemic corruption within the American legal and electoral systems. The conversation centers on the imprisonment of Tina Peters, a former election official whom the speakers characterize as a political prisoner and whistleblower targeted for documenting alleged voting irregularities. Transitioning from specific legal battles to broader national trends, the dialogue explores the weaponization of government institutions and critiques mainstream narratives regarding the 2020 election and the events of January 6th. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone utilizes today's episode to announce a sweeping geopolitical realignment, claiming that the president has successfully neutralized threats in Iran and the Middle East while distancing the United States from unreliable European allies. A significant portion of the program is dedicated to demanding legal accountability, as Stone details alleged corruption within the FBI and focuses on a "criminal referral" against those he believes orchestrated the first Trump impeachment. The show also features a lengthy investigative exposé targeting Congressman Corey Mills, accusing him of personal misconduct and "stolen valor" to argue that he is unfit for office. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone and a researcher known as "CJ" discuss a detailed report alleging that Congressman Corey Mills has engaged in a pattern of moral, financial, and professional misconduct. The source outlines a series of serious accusations, ranging from physical violence and blackmail against multiple women to stolen valor regarding his military service record. They further suggest that Mills has demonstrated poor judgment through shady business dealings, unpaid debts, and possible financial inconsistencies involving non-profit donations. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone interviews Chris and Erin Mazzei, a California couple who recount their harrowing experience with what they describe as weaponized government prosecution following a Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) investigation. The conversation details how a series of business projections led to a federal indictment and the subsequent seizure of their assets, including their family home and professional livelihoods. Aaron shares the emotional and physical toll of her incarceration in a high-security environment, emphasizing the traumatic impact on their young children and the restrictive nature of her current home confinement. The dialogue highlights a broader theme of perceived systemic corruption, with the couple and their legal consultants arguing that the Department of Justice overstepped its authority to make an example of non-violent offenders. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today, Roger Stone focuses on his intense "Twitter war" with Laura Loomer, whom he accuses of financial opacity and spreading misinformation regarding Tulsi Gabbard’s role in the administration's stance toward Iran. Stone structures the show around the theme of political loyalty, contrasting those he deems "betrayers," like Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and Congressman Eric Swalwell, with individuals he portrays as principled patriots. Through interviews with former Senator Bob Torricelli and Congressman Tim Burchett, the text explores critical foreign policy challenges in the Middle East and advocates for government transparency regarding insider trading and ethics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone interviews Representative Tim Burchett to highlight the congressman’s reputation as an unfiltered political leader and a principled fiscal conservative. The discussion primarily centers on a critique of congressional insider trading, with Burchett arguing that many lawmakers prioritize personal enrichment over public service and the ethical management of their portfolios. The dialogue also addresses racial politics, where the speakers dismiss modern civil rights movements as divisive "grifting" while framing the Republican party as the historical and practical champion of minority prosperity and community safety. Finally, the interview touches on foreign policy and military intervention, expressing a wary support for Donald Trump’s leadership while remaining staunchly opposed to the financial interests of the defense industry and the deployment of American ground troops. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone interviews former Senator Bob Torricelli to analyze a burgeoning geopolitical crisis in Iran following the failure of peace talks led by the Trump administration. Torricelli, introduced as a bipartisan foreign policy expert, argues that the United States must take a decisive stand against the Iranian regime's nuclear ambitions and its recent efforts to close the Straits of Hormuz, a vital global trade route. The discussion highlights the strategic necessity of military action to ensure international commerce, while also emphasizing that a lasting peace can only be achieved through an internal uprising of the Iranian people supported by democratic opposition groups. Beyond the immediate conflict, the dialogue touches on the importance of naval expansion, the perceived failure of NATO allies to provide mutual support, and the dangerous politicization of federal law enforcement. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone and investigative journalist Joel Gilbert discuss the political and personal implosion of California Congressman Eric Swalwell. The speakers outline a series of allegations against the lawmaker, focusing on residency fraud, the illegal employment of a non-citizen nanny, and the misuse of campaign funds for childcare and private debts. A significant portion of the dialogue explores Swalwell’s alleged hypocrisy and corruption, contrasting his past accusations against Stone with his own history of scandalous behavior, including reported ties to a foreign intelligence asset. Beyond specific legal challenges, the text reflects a broader critique of the California legal system and the perceived weakness of Republican opposition in the face of Democratic dominance. The conversation ultimately serves as a reputational indictment, positioning Gilbert’s investigations as the primary catalyst for what the speakers describe as Swalwell's inevitable fall from grace. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone provides a wide-ranging commentary that weaves together Christian theology, American constitutionalism, and contemporary geopolitical conflict. He begins by asserting that the United States is fundamentally rooted in divine purpose, arguing that the nation’s survival depends on a spiritual revival and the political leadership of Donald Trump. The middle portion of the show transitions into a detailed critique of the legal establishment, specifically targeting acting Attorney General Todd Blanch and various federal judges for what Stone perceives as a "two-tier justice system" that protects "liberal Democrats" while persecuting political allies. The final segments feature interviews with legal and political experts to discuss the Senate confirmation process for cabinet officials and the strategic necessity of regime change in Iran. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone interviews former Senator Bob Torricelli to discuss high-level geopolitical shifts and the degradation of international regimes. The conversation focuses heavily on Iran, where Torricelli argues that while recent military actions have stalled their nuclear capabilities, long-term stability requires a domestic regime change led by the Iranian people rather than a return to monarchy. The participants also critique the current state of global alliances, specifically questioning if NATO has outlived its usefulness due to the perceived lack of military and financial contributions from European allies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone interviews legal expert Jeff Clark to analyze the procedural and constitutional hurdles facing the executive branch during a second Trump administration. The conversation first details the rigorous Senate confirmation process required for a permanent Attorney General, highlighting how political friction and the sixty-vote cloture threshold can significantly delay cabinet appointments. Shifting to a specific legal dispute, the speakers critique a judicial injunction halting White House construction projects, arguing that such rulings represent a breach of the separation of powers. Clark specifically challenges the doctrine of aesthetic standing, asserting that unelected judges lack the institutional competence to supervise national security-related renovations or override the statutory authority of the president. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone interviews Lance Migliaccio to discuss the current state of American legal and political affairs during a high-stakes transition period. The conversation centers on a perceived two-tier justice system, with both men criticizing Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche for failing to pursue aggressive prosecutions against political opponents. Stone highlights internal friction within the conservative movement, specifically denouncing Laura Loomer’s attacks on Tulsi Gabbard and questioning Loomer’s motivations. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Guest host Jake Novak discusses the intersection of human psychology and political strategy following recent "No Kings" protests. Novak posits that voters are primarily driven by evolutionary emotional responses—such as fear and resentment—rather than logical policy debates, rendering factual corrections of political opponents largely ineffective. The program blends this philosophical commentary with live listener interactions and high-profile interviews, including a discussion with journalist James Rosen regarding the intellectual and personal legacy of Justice Antonin Scalia. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Melissa DeRosa and host Jake Novak discuss allegations of political collusion during a recent New York City mayoral election. They argue that Republican candidate Curtis Sliwa acted as a "spoiler" to intentionally split the vote, thereby ensuring a victory for the socialist candidate, Zoran Mamdani, over former Governor Andrew Cuomo. By highlighting Sliwa’s public appearance with his supposed opponent and his history of attacking the Cuomo family, the speakers suggest that the election was a victim of strategic manipulation rather than a fair contest. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Guest host Jake Novak discusses the release of a new biography titled Scalia: The Supreme Court Years 1986–2001 with its author, senior correspondent James Rosen. The conversation explores the profound impact of Justice Antonin Scalia’s philosophy of originalism, which shifted the American judiciary toward a strict adherence to the law's historical meaning rather than modern interpretation. Rosen highlights the human element of the High Court, detailing Scalia’s private struggles with professional isolation and his often-contentious relationships with liberal colleagues who resented his intellectual rigor. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone weaves together themes of institutional corruption and digital election interference to frame a narrative of systemic "deep state" hostility toward Donald Trump. The program begins by highlighting the research of Dr. Robert Epstein, who alleges that Google’s algorithmic manipulation and biased voter reminders constitute an illegal corporate contribution to the Democratic Party. This discussion transitions into a lengthy, personal grievance against the late Robert Mueller, whom Stone characterizes as a partisan "frontman" responsible for a persecutory investigation and a sensationalized FBI raid on his home. Finally, the episode features interviews with investigators Joel Gilbert and Rod Martin to discuss legal challenges against Eric Swalwell and the strategic use of energy dominance in the Middle East, ultimately positioning Trump’s "peace through strength" doctrine as the necessary antidote to globalist decay. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone and guest Rod Martin analyze Donald Trump’s geopolitical strategy concerning the Strait of Hormuz and the broader isolation of Iran. Martin argues that the administration is intentionally allowing the waterway to remain contested to expose the military weakness of NATO allies while simultaneously shifting global maritime insurance power from London to American institutions. By utilizing strategic petroleum reserves and alternative pipelines, the U.S. aims to bankrupt the Iranian regime and terminate its missile production without entering a prolonged conflict. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone and research psychologist Dr. Robert Epstein discuss the covert influence of Big Tech on American elections and public discourse. Epstein presents data from his monitoring systems to argue that Google and YouTube utilize invisible algorithmic manipulation and biased reminders to favor Democratic candidates, specifically noting a massive post-2024 surge in liberal bias. The conversation characterizes platforms like Gmail as surveillance tools rather than neutral utilities, claiming they scan private data to better engineer human behavior. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joel Gilbert details his legal efforts to disqualify Congressman Eric Swalwell from the California gubernatorial race, alleging that the politician lacks a valid state residence and is financially unstable. Gilbert describes filing a petition for writ of mandate, arguing that Swalwell’s primary home is actually in Washington D.C. and that his candidate filings use a lawyer’s office to mask his ineligibility. Beyond the residency dispute, the conversation explores broader allegations of misconduct, including the misuse of campaign funds for childcare and the employment of an undocumented worker. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Legendary veteran political strategist Roger Stone weaves together political commentary, legal advocacy, and personal anecdotes to criticize what he views as a corrupt federal bureaucracy. Stone begins by attacking Chris Christie, alleging that the former governor utilized his power as a prosecutor to shield his brother from criminal charges while engaging in retaliatory politics against rivals. The broadcast then shifts its focus to "lawfare," highlighting the cases of individuals like Lindsey Halligan and Joby Weeks to argue that the Department of Justice has been weaponized to target political outsiders and innovators in the cryptocurrency space. Between segments on international relations and a defense of non-interventionist foreign policy, Stone provides lighter interludes on culinary traditions, such as homemade mayonnaise and the distinct qualities of New Haven-style pizza, ultimately framing the program as a defense of American liberty and constitutional accountability. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone speaks with Joby Weeks, an early cryptocurrency pioneer who alleges he is a victim of government lawfare and systemic overreach. Weeks details his extensive colonial and political lineage before describing how federal regulators targeted his Bitcoin mining operations, which he views as a broader assault on alternative monetary systems. He characterizes his legal ordeal as a series of constitutional violations, including the denial of a speedy trial and the seizure of assets without due process. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone interviews Kevin Kleine regarding Operation 85, a dedicated grassroots initiative aimed at identifying the unknown remains of sailors and marines from the USS Arizona who perished during the attack on Pearl Harbor. Kleine explains that for decades, the government refused to pursue these identifications due to bureaucratic resistance and concerns over cost, yet his nonprofit successfully tracked down families and gathered the necessary DNA reference samples to prove the project's feasibility. The discussion highlights the transition from official dismissal to a government commitment to begin disinterments, illustrating how individual advocacy can overcome systemic inertia. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone details the high-level political turnover and internal friction within the Trump administration, specifically focusing on the removal of Department of Homeland Security head Christy Noem. Stone attributes much of the administration's dysfunction to the influence of Corey Lewandowski, whom he characterizes as a corrupt and incompetent opportunist involved in unethical government contracts and personal scandals. The narrative shifts to celebrate the primary defeat of Dan Crenshaw, framed here as a victory for the MAGA movement over "establishment" Republicans who support foreign interventions and insider stock trading. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone brings on Steve Toth to discuss the latter's recent primary victory over incumbent Dan Crenshaw. The conversation centers on the theme of grassroots mobilization versus "swamp" funding, highlighting how Toth overcame significant financial disadvantages by outworking his opponent and effectively defining his conservative message. The participants critique the influence of special interest groups and defense contractors, while praising the statesmanship of figures like Ken Paxton for prioritizing national interests over personal ambition. Finally, the dialogue serves as a critique of progressive policies, specifically targeting James Talarico and issues such as critical race theory, to frame the upcoming election as a battle for cultural and constitutional integrity. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone and guest John Fawcett critique the integrity of various political figures while positioning themselves as unfiltered truth-tellers within the MAGA movement. The conversation primarily focuses on allegations of financial corruption and self-dealing, highlighting suspicious no-bid contracts involving Kristi Noem and Corey Lewandowski, as well as the insider trading advantages supposedly enjoyed by career politicians like Nancy Pelosi and Mitch McConnell. They also seek to marginalize former allies such as Steve Bannon, whom they portray as a deceptive and self-important figure whose past associations and personal character disqualify him from leadership. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone details a recent visit to Mar-a-Lago, where he highlights Donald Trump’s personal investment in the estate as a metaphor for his decisive leadership and strategic vision. The program features discussions with intelligence experts and advisors who analyze Trump’s foreign policy, specifically his "peace through strength" doctrine used to dismantle the influence of China, Iran, and Russia through economic encirclement and targeted military action. Stone contrast’s Trump’s assertive tactics with what he describes as the history of deception and illegal acts associated with Bill and Hillary Clinton, particularly regarding their treatment of women and the Benghazi scandal. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone and entrepreneur Rod Martin discuss a strategic shift in global power driven by the Trump administration’s foreign and economic policies. Martin argues that the president is acting as a geopolitical chess master by flipping India into the American sphere of influence and systematically choking off the energy resources of adversaries like Russia, Iran, and China. This strategy reportedly involves high-stakes trade deals and the interdiction of sanctioned oil to cripple the financial capabilities of these rival nations. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone and former intelligence officer Marty Martin discussing a successful decapitation operation against the Iranian leadership conducted by the United States and Israel. Martin argues that the regime's fragility presents a rare opportunity for the Iranian people to overthrow their oppressors and establish a pro-Western, secular government. The conversation emphasizes the decisiveness of President Trump’s military strategy as a necessary response to the regime's history of brutality and its refusal to engage in honest diplomacy. Beyond the Middle East, the speakers analyze how these actions serve as a deterrent to global adversaries like China and Russia, signaling that the U.S. is prepared to dismantle hostile influence networks and narco-terrorist threats across both hemispheres. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone and General Michael Flynn discuss a monumental turning point in American foreign policy characterized by President Trump’s decisive military and economic actions against the Iranian regime. Flynn emphasizes that unlike previous administrations, which he describes as engaging in "stupid" or indefinite wars, the current approach leverages the full weight of American power to achieve quick, clear objectives and ensure global stability. The conversation highlights the strategic importance of maritime commerce in the Persian Gulf and warns of potential retaliatory sleeper cell attacks within the United States. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone blends personal narrative with aggressive political commentary to frame himself and President Donald Trump as victims of a corrupt establishment. Stone details his own legal battles and a recent assassination attempt at Mar-a-Lago, using these events to accuse the "deep state" and the left of inciting political violence and utilizing "lawfare" to subvert democracy. The broadcast features interviews with legal expert David Schoen, who disputes the Supreme Court's recent tariff rulings, and journalists Lara Logan and Dinesh D’Souza, who help Stone air grievances against political rivals like Susan Rice and Steve Bannon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone interviews investigative journalist Lara Logan to analyze the current American political landscape through the lens of accountability and information warfare. The dialogue centers on a clip from Susan Rice, which the speakers characterize as a terroristic threat against corporate and political entities that have supported Donald Trump. Logan and Stone argue that the Democratic establishment utilizes projection to accuse their opponents of the very "lawfare" and corruption they themselves practice, specifically citing past controversies involving Hillary Clinton and the Steele Dossier. Their conversation concludes with a critique of the Iranian regime's brutality and a defense of the Trump doctrine, which they define as the strategic use of American power to ensure global stability without committing to endless land wars. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone interviews attorney David Schoen to analyze the legal challenges and economic policies surrounding Donald Trump’s presidency and post-term litigation. Schoen defends the validity of presidential tariff authority despite recent judicial setbacks, arguing that the administration has multiple statutory paths to maintain its trade agenda without causing financial instability. The conversation transitions into a critical examination of "lawfare" in New York, where Schoen highlights procedural flaws and alleged judicial bias in the hush money and civil fraud cases. Finally, the pair discusses Department of Justice integrity by advocating for the pardon of Michael Sessa and Vic Orena, using their convictions to illustrate a broader narrative of prosecutorial misconduct involving figures like Andrew Weissman. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone and Dinesh D’Souza engage in a critical dialogue regarding the hidden history and character of Steve Bannon, painting him as a deceptive and self-serving figure within the conservative movement. The conversation highlights allegations of perjury and financial impropriety, specifically focusing on Bannon’s inconsistent legal testimonies and his guilty plea in a high-profile fraud case involving a private border wall initiative. A central theme of the discussion is the revelation of Bannon’s private ties to Jeffrey Epstein, where leaked communications suggest he attempted to rehabilitate the convicted sex offender's public image while privately expressing disdain for Donald Trump. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone interviews Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong, a prominent surgeon and entrepreneur, regarding a breakthrough cancer treatment called Anktiva. Dr. Patrick explains that the drug utilizes a molecule known as IL-15, which was identified by health authorities years ago as the top potential cure for cancer due to its ability to stimulate the body’s natural immune cells. Despite its efficacy in treating bladder cancer and reversing lymphopenia, a condition linked to early death, the doctor argues that bureaucratic hurdles at the FDA are preventing the drug's widespread use for other terminal illnesses. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone and Troy Smith critique the professional integrity and personal associations of Steve Bannon, specifically highlighting his alleged relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. The conversation centers on recently released emails suggesting Bannon attempted to rehabilitate Epstein's public image through a documentary project while privately disparaging Donald Trump. Stone characterizes Bannon as a deceptive "backstabber" and a hypocrite, citing his legal troubles involving the "We Build the Wall" campaign and his connections to a fraudulent Chinese billionaire.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone presents a defense of Richard Nixon, claiming newly declassified testimony proves the "deep state" orchestrated a coup to remove the 37th president. Stone argues that the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the CIA actively undermined Nixon’s administration due to his foreign policy shifts, drawing direct parallels between the Watergate era and the legal challenges faced by Donald Trump. The broadcast then transitions into an eclectic mix of segments, featuring a medical discussion on innovative cancer treatments and a lengthy critique of Steve Bannon’s alleged ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Stone concludes by celebrating the political and economic future of the MAGA movement, framing historical grievances as a template for understanding contemporary power struggles within the national security apparatus. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone critiques what he describes as a relentless recycling of the same hoax playbook used by the "deep state" and mainstream media to delegitimize political figures. Stone specifically defends Tulsi Gabbard, the Director of National Intelligence, arguing that a recent whistleblower complaint against her is a manufactured deception modeled after the impeachment inquiries into Donald Trump. He posits that these attacks are a retaliatory response to Gabbard’s efforts regarding election integrity and the declassification of documents related to the 2016 Russia investigation. The program transitions into a broader discussion on pro-growth economics, featuring financial expert Barry Habib and strategist Ken Khachigian to highlight the stability of the housing market and the importance of forward-looking Republican messaging for the 2026 midterms.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone interviews Ken Khachigian, a veteran political strategist and former speechwriter for Presidents Nixon and Reagan, to discuss Republican messaging strategies for the upcoming 2026 midterm elections. Drawing on his historical experience, Khachigian warns against the traditional "stay the course" campaign model, arguing instead that the GOP must offer a forward-looking vision of hope and opportunity to counter Democratic opposition. The conversation highlights the importance of using high-profile surrogates and the presidential bully pulpit to effectively communicate economic successes and future policy goals to the American public. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone interviews financial expert Barry Habib to explore the current state of the American housing market and the broader economic landscape under the Trump administration. The conversation highlights the affordability of mortgages as a primary domestic concern, with Habib arguing that while home values remain high, inflation is being overstated due to outdated government measurement methodologies. A significant portion of the dialogue criticizes Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell for politicizing interest rate decisions and maintaining high rates that the speakers believe stifle economic growth. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone provides a multifaceted update on high-stakes political developments, primarily focusing on allegations of election fraud and the Trump administration's efforts to investigate the 2020 results. Stone highlights the involvement of Tulsi Gabbard in federal raids of election facilities and details ongoing scrutiny of figures like Tim Walz and Ilhan Omar regarding immigration and financial conduct. Beyond domestic policy, the program outlines a transformative foreign policy vision, exploring the potential for statehood or independence for regions like Greenland and Alberta to secure vital natural resources. The episode also features commentary on internal Republican friction, specifically Stone’s grievances with Steve Bannon, and concludes with a discussion on the strategic necessity of regime change in Iran and Venezuela to protect American interests. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone and former Senator Bob Torricelli discuss a shift toward proactive American foreign policy aimed at securing strategic resources and dismantling adversarial regimes. The conversation centers on the geopolitical importance of Greenland, arguing that U.S. control is necessary to protect the Northwest Passage and secure rare earth minerals vital for national defense and technology. Torricelli praises a recent "surgical" military operation in Venezuela to remove Nicolás Maduro, characterizing it as a brilliant law enforcement action that avoids the pitfalls of long-term nation-building. The dialogue concludes by advocating for the support of democratic resistance in Iran through strategic strikes rather than ground invasions, emphasizing a doctrine of projecting American power without enduring foreign entanglements. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone and guest CJ Pearson discuss the integrity of American elections and the ongoing efforts to investigate potential irregularities in Georgia through recent FBI and Department of Justice actions. They argue that previous legal challenges were dismissed on procedural technicalities rather than the evidence itself, asserting that transparency is essential for maintaining public trust in the democratic process. The conversation also highlights the perceived collusion between mainstream media, government agencies, and social media platforms to suppress conservative narratives and censor dissenting voices. Looking toward the 2026 midterms, the speakers emphasize the importance of Republican voter turnout and the influential support of figures like Elon Musk in securing the party's future.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone reflects on the seventh anniversary of his arrest, framing his legal battles as a politically motivated persecution rooted in his refusal to provide false testimony against Donald Trump. He draws a direct parallel between his past experiences and current unrest in Minnesota, categorizing the activities of anti-ICE protesters as a highly organized insurrection rather than spontaneous civil disobedience. Stone advocates for the immediate invocation of the Insurrection Act of 1807 to restore order, while criticizing local officials and media figures like Don Lemon for allegedly enabling criminal behavior. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices