from time to time, people come before a grand jury or before a special counsel or before congress. as jeff knows, the only way you can get at the truth ultimately is if people are held responsible if they lie in the course of an investigation. the lies here went to the issue that the special counsel was investigating. to what extent was there some kind of coordination with or collusion that people like to use, conspiracy with by and between people in the trump campaign and folks who were either with the russian government or getting information from the russian government like it looks like wikileaks was. do you believe when he says he is not going to flip on the president, do you believe that? i do. i don t think he is a good witness for the prosecution. he has lied so much during his life. he sort of relishes being a bs artist and someone who tells people what he wants to tell them.
succession. and by that i mean this is not necessarily the total game against roger stone. this may only be the opening chapter. the second observation that i have is that roger stone famously said i have actually communicated with julian assang and i wondered in this document, because roger then backed off of those statements, i ve wondered if in this document there would be any direct link between assange and stone? i m not seeing one. i ve read it twice, i don t think there s anything in here. it seems like it s all through intermediaries. the third observation is i asked roger stone on cnn on november 3rd do you anticipate being indicted? and in giving me a long-winded explanation, what he said is i m guilty of hyping, punking, posturing, promoting and bluffing. what he was saying is, i m a bs artist and what i was doing is taking information in the public domain and spinning it as if i
jeopardy today than at the beginning of the week because of the released e-mails? probably. but there s one thing you need to know about roger stone, and i know you and berman did not go to law school, so you may not know this phrase. roger stone is a bs artist. not familiar with that. he puffs up his importance. one of the things when you talk to people about roger, the phrase you hear is, oh, that s just roger. that may be an advantage in the current situation because his boasting about his inside knowledge of wikileaks may legitimately be a lie and that may actually help him avoid getting charged because he may not have had inside information about wikileaks but was simply bragging about it to steve bannon, and that s what is pe peculiar and interesting about this situation. i did not go to law school
he shared any information with donald trump, the candidate, but reality is these two are talking directly, and nobody is really monitoring their communications at the time. i mean i think it s possible where no one else in donald trump s inner circle is caught up in this. it could just be something that roger stone gets in trouble for and then you end up with this lasting perception that the president, you know, decided to surround himself over the course of his life essentially with crooks and with people who are up to no good. roger stone still insists he s done nothing wrong. wolf, can i just add one point about roger stone. evan made an illusion to this. there s a technical legal term for roger stone. he s a bs artist. he lies to everybody. he boasts. he tells stories. that may actually help him. he may actually be saying, oh, come on, i was just puffing, i didn t really know what was going on with wikileaks, and if you know roger stone as i do, it is entirely possible that he wa
and we should say the times of london reporting that they referred to two potential clients as n word. it tells you something about the character of mr. nix. the guy does look like he s bs artist. there are people saying, it was a lot of nonsense. mike murphy, a gop strategist saying, it was more advanced than anything i had ever seen. they were just throwing jargon around. where do you come down on that? look, as a media consultant. i ve been in any number pitches where i ve had to compete against guys who say i invented the first video camera. i ve created all the infrastructure of the internet. i ve seen a lot of bs in my day. they overpromise, underperform. it s a common thing.