The Stone Zone with Roger Stone

Tune in to this action-packed episode of The Stone Zone where Roger Stone breaks down the latest political battles and historical parallels! Stone dives into the new "Nixon Maxing" internet trend, explaining how Gen Z is rediscovering Richard Nixon and comparing the deep state's historic takedown of the 37th President to the modern attacks on Donald Trump. He also unloads on the legal fight to release Joe Biden's classified document audio tapes, questioning the validity of his "autopen" pardons. Plus, hear Stone's fiery takes on Trump slapping a 50% tariff on Canadian imports—including hockey sticks—the New York City mayor's bizarre attempt to arrest the Israeli Prime Minister and the creepy "flock cameras" tracking your everyday driving habits. From the media censoring Trump's speeches to sweeping Medicaid fraud in blue states.

Step into The Stone Zone as Roger Stone delivers his unapologetic take on the week's biggest political bombshells. In this episode, Roger dissects the mainstream media's total blackout of President Trump's recent national address regarding alleged Chinese interference in American voter records. He also sounds off on the sudden "Nixon Maxing" meme trend taking over social media left-wing anti-ICE protests outside Richard Nixon's former NYC office, Trump's appearance at the World Cup final and why Canada should pay tariffs for smoking out American cities with poorly managed forest fires. Plus, a deep dive into election integrity with Kris Jurski of the People's Audit.

Guest host Jake Novak steps into The Stone Zone to deliver some unfiltered truths and break down the week's biggest political blunders. In this episode, Novak previews President Trump’s election integrity address, arguing fiercely that mail-in voting fundamentally destroys the sacred American tradition of the secret ballot. Putting on his "unemployable political consultant" hat, Novak then roasts Vice President JD Vance for coming across as "weak" and "whiny" on The Joe Rogan Experience and warns him against peddling Epstein conspiracy theories. Plus, Novak exposes California Governor Gavin Newsom’s hypocritical billionaire-bashing and explains why Luigi Mangione’s murderous crusade completely failed to tank United Healthcare's stock.

Welcome to the Stone Zone! In this jam-packed episode, Roger Stone previews President Trump's highly anticipated bombshell address regarding newly discovered 2020 election interference. Stone covers all the latest political and cultural shakeups: Trump's geopolitical squeeze on Iran, special counsel Jack Smith's "Soviet-style" spying on the private text messages of 44 Congress members, and the mass exodus of millionaires fleeing high-tax New York. We also dive into the terrifying security threats against Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett, the Treasury's plan to put Trump's signature on the new $100 bill, the House finally voting to end pesky daylight saving time changes, and a suspected Taco Bell parasite outbreak.

Step into The Stone Zone with legendary political insider Roger Stone for a hard-hitting, unfiltered breakdown of today’s biggest political battles. In this episode, Stone tackles Hunter Biden's attempts to rewrite the history of his infamous laptop, previews explosive declassified intelligence regarding the 2020 election, and breaks down the Trump administration's resumed strikes against Iranian military targets. Stone also takes aim at Big Pharma's legal accountability, Big Tech's brazen election censorship of a scandalous candidate in Maine, dangerous pathogen research at the NIH's "Wuhan West", and the Orwellian rise of Flock license plate surveillance cameras.

In this episode of the Stone Zone, Roger Stone pulls back the curtain on Senator Mitch McConnell's historic flip-flop on China, arguing that his marriage to Elaine Chao and her family's ties to the Chinese Communist Party enriched him while gutting American manufacturing. Stone also exposes a progressive New York City official's rogue attempt to conduct foreign policy with an Iranian UN representative, breaks down the urgent national security threat of China's global chokehold on critical rare earth minerals like tungsten, and applauds the DOJ's aggressive new election monitoring efforts to secure the 2026 midterms.

Roger Stone delivers a series of reports centered on the restoration of national sovereignty and the dismantling of bureaucratic overreach under the Trump administration. The program highlights successful citizen action in New York City regarding ethnic heritage, shifts toward stricter voter identification laws, and aggressive efforts to combat foreign espionage and political violence. Stone frames these developments as a necessary correction to "deep state" corruption, specifically targeting government fraud in education and childcare while praising international allies like Javier Milei who mirror this fiscal conservatism.

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Dive into the latest political bombshells with Roger Stone! In this episode, Stone unpacks President Trump's "America First" showdown at the NATO summit in Turkey, where Trump is pushing allies to pay up or face the consequences. Stone also breaks down explosive new FBI records regarding the Seth Rich case, and covers the scandalous collapse of a key Democratic Senate campaign in Maine. Plus, get the inside scoop on the CIA's secret COVID-19 vaccine mandate investigations, Walmart lowering prices for America's 250th birthday, the shocking failure of NYC's $40-billion public school system, and why Hollywood is allegedly blackballing actress Cheryl Hines.

In this episode of The Stone Zone, Roger Stone dives into the latest political battles and conservative victories shaping America. Tune in for a breakdown of Anthony Constantino's massive primary win in New York and the rollout of the new wealth-building "Trump accounts" for children. Stone doesn't hold back as he analyzes the shocking DHS report on the Secret Service's failures during the Trump assassination attempt, dissects Hollywood's latest elite anti-Trump campaigns, and unpacks how the border crisis is driving up housing costs. Finally, he explores the growing socialist shift in the Democratic Party, the push for a billionaire wealth tax, and what it all means for the future of American capitalism and sovereignty.

Roger Stone navigates a duality between concerning civic ignorance—highlighted by a poll showing many Americans cannot identify the significance of the Declaration of Independence—and a fervent defense of national sovereignty and constitutional ideals. The program's core narrative focuses on a "long overdue reckoning" for deep-state figures, specifically targeting former CIA Director John Brennan and Special Counsel Jack Smith for their alleged roles in political "hoaxes" and treacherous abuses of power. Stone further explores themes of government accountability by criticizing the Secret Service’s failures during the Butler assassination attempt and condemning the encroachment of socialism within the modern Democratic Party.

In this episode of the Stone Zone, Roger Stone tackles the latest "municipal absurdity" as NYC Mayor Zoran Mandami asks sweltering New Yorkers to set their ACs to a roasting 78 degrees during a massive heatwave. Stone then flips the calendar back 250 years to July 2, 1776, arguing it is the true date of American independence, complete with a deep dive into the Founding Fathers' boldest, treasonous moves against the British Crown. Moving from early American history to ancient empires, Stone compares America's bloated modern bureaucracy to the historical "swamps" of Rome, Egypt, and the Soviet Union, highlighting President Trump's ongoing battle against the entrenched deep state.

Dive into today's political battleground as Roger Stone recaps President Trump’s historic trip to North Dakota to dedicate the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library—complete with an interactive, AI-generated Teddy Roosevelt. Stone unpacks Trump’s massive $1.4 billion cryptocurrency windfall, RFK Jr.’s ongoing mission to dismantle COVID-19 emergency protections and Big Pharma immunity, and the fierce conservative standoff in the House to force the passage of the Save America Act for voter ID laws.

In this action-packed episode of The Stone Zone, Roger Stone breaks down the Supreme Court's "shocking" rejection of President Trump’s executive order restricting birthright citizenship, along with their 6-3 ruling protecting women's sports. Stone also unpacks the DOJ's campaign finance probe into Democrat Senator Ruben Gallego, praises Colombia's aggressive new crackdown on narco-terrorism, and reviews the strong poll numbers backing Trump’s peace deal with Iran. To cap it off, Stone celebrates Trump’s historic "right to repair" auto deregulation and unleashes a blistering critique of Steve Bannon following the 30-year prison sentence of Chinese fraudster Miles Guo.

In this episode of The Stone Zone, Roger Stone delivers an unfiltered conservative breakdown of the day's top political battles. Stone unpacks a "mixed bag" of Supreme Court rulings impacting Donald Trump and the administrative state, exposes a massive $300 million fraud scandal tied to "woke multiculturalism" in Minnesota, and amplifies Trump's warnings about the creeping Marxist threat in American politics. He also tackles the internal fracturing of the Democratic party over "Genocide Joe" Biden, contrasts George Soros's far-left midterm spending with Elon Musk's pro-Republican PACs, and demands answers from the FBI regarding January 6th figure Ray Epps.

Roger Stone gives a comprehensive defense of the America First movement while delivering sharp critiques of its political adversaries. The program is structured as a series of rapid-fire commentaries that weave together recent legal developments, such as the guilty plea of John Bolton, with a celebratory analysis of Donald Trump’s rising approval ratings and his administration's strict immigration enforcement successes. Stone's primary objective is to frame current events as a high-stakes battle between common-sense conservatism and a "radical" left-wing agenda that he claims is "holding the Democratic Party hostage."

In this episode of The Stone Zone, Roger Stone breaks down the growing DOJ investigation into California Governor Gavin Newsom and his wife’s non-profits, exposing what Stone calls a massive "influence loop scam". Stone also celebrates a massive week for the Trump administration at the Supreme Court, analyzing conservative victories on border security, Plus, hear why President Trump is turning up the heat on Big Oil and NATO, get a sobering update on the catastrophic twin earthquakes in Venezuela, and learn how the US Postal Service is cracking down on mail-in ballot integrity.

Host Roger Stone sounds the call on the shifting political landscape following the June 23rd Democratic primaries in New York City, where democratic socialist candidates achieved major upsets. This episode breaks down the eye-opening $6 million campaign flop of George Conway, celebrates key Republican primary victories in South Carolina and New York, and details a major federal crackdown on Antifa terrorism in Texas.

Step straight into the Stone Zone! In this episode, Roger Stone dissects the glaring hypocrisy of Bernie Sanders, who rails against millionaires and capitalism while racking up half a million dollars in private jet flights and introducing a bill to seize 50% of American AI companies. Stone also dives into the GOP-led effort by Senators Rand Paul and Ron Johnson to prosecute Dr. Anthony Fauci, challenging the legitimacy of Joe Biden's sweeping, preemptive "autopen" pardon. Plus, Stone unpacks major America First foreign policy wins, from breaking China's grip on rare earth minerals in the Democratic Republic of Congo to Secretary of State Marco Rubio's tight new sanctions on Iran and Cuba.

Dive into this episode of the Stone Zone with veteran political operative Roger Stone as he breaks down the sweeping conservative populist realignment taking over the globe. Stone unpacks Colombia’s historic right-wing presidential victory, JD Vance’s high-stakes peace talks with Iran in Switzerland, and the dramatic downfall of UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Back stateside, Stone tackles the Trump administration's zero-tolerance border policies, celebrating 13 months with no "catch and release," and the urgent push for nuclear energy to secure America's industrial future against China. Plus, hear Stone's unfiltered take on Alan Greenspan's complicated legacy & a massive fake nursing diploma ring in Florida.

Roger Stone offers a sharp, partisan critique of several high-profile legal and political developments happening today. The primary focus is on a federal court ruling compelling the release of audio interviews from the Special Counsel’s investigation into Joe Biden, which Stone frames as a vital victory for transparency regarding presidential fitness. The narrative further explores themes of accountability and deep-state corruption through declassified documents concerning Dr. Anthony Fauci’s pandemic response and the opening of the Obama Presidential Center. Stone contrasts these critiques with praise for Donald Trump’s foreign policy successes and aggressive legal actions by the Republican Party to ensure election integrity.

Guest host Jake Novak and Roger Stone discuss why they believe Republicans are positioned for a winnable midterm election, citing a massive financial advantage and favorable redistricting outcomes following key Supreme Court rulings. Stone argues that the Democratic Party lacks a coherent policy platform beyond opposing Donald Trump, while also suffering from a leadership vacuum and the unpopularity of potential frontrunners like Gavin Newsom. A significant portion of the dialogue focuses on allegations of a systemic money-laundering scandal involving the payment processor Act Blue, which Stone claims funnels untraceable foreign donations into campaigns by using the identities of unaware citizens. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of The Stone Zone, guest host Jake Novak takes the mic to discuss the opening of the Obama Presidential Library, arguing it's less about history and more about desperate Democrats kissing the ring to become the 2028 party leader. Novak pulls no punches, calling Obama the "demonizer in chief" and calling out the hypocrisy of lecturing the public on the peaceful transfer of power while having orchestrated the Russia collusion hoax. The episode also breaks down a controversial New York congressional race where a candidate's radical pro-Hamas stance was a bridge too far even for far-left Democratic clubs. Later, Roger Stone drops in live from Washington D.C. to share insider perspectives on the 2016 election, comparing Hillary Clinton's anti-social "Ice Queen" campaign rules to Bill's natural charm. The duo wraps up by roasting potential 2028 Democratic nominees and comparing the current party's radicalism to the disastrous 1972 George McGovern convention

Guest host Jake Novak and political strategist Roger Stone analyze the shifting landscape of American politics with a focus on policy over personality. The program begins by critiquing the reliability of the Iran deal, arguing that the regime’s history of non-compliance makes President Trump’s potential response more critical than the specific terms of the agreement. Transitioning to domestic concerns, the speakers discuss the Republican financial advantage and favorable redistricting trends heading into the midterms, while dismissing Democratic leadership as lacking a cohesive platform.

Guest host Jake Novak steps into the Stone Zone to unpack why the details of the new Iran ceasefire agreement simply don't matter, confidently predicting that the regime will quickly break the deal and face the "pugnacious" resolve of President Trump. Novak also breaks down an unsealed affidavit detailing a terrifying drone plot aimed at causing a mass stampede during a White House UFC event, pointing the finger at NGOs for inadvertently supplying target lists to terrorists. Later, Roger Stone calls in to expose how the over-budget Obama Presidential Center is allegedly driving Black-owned subcontractors to financial ruin by refusing to pay them. Finally, Stone analyzes recent GOP primary victories in Georgia and Oklahoma, proving that the left's "Great Pumpkin" fantasy of a Republican revolt against Trump.

In this episode of The Stone Zone, host Roger Stone pulls no punches as he exposes the glaring irony behind the grand opening of the Obama Presidential Center, where the very minority contractors the project promised to uplift are allegedly left holding the bag for millions. Stone also breaks down the massive geopolitical relief following President Trump's announcement that the Strait of Hormuz is finally reopening to oil tankers, averting a devastating global recession.Plus, dive into the explosive allegations rocking the Democratic fundraising giant ActBlue over fake identities and illegal foreign donations. Finally, Stone explains why the "New World Order" is crumbling at the G7 Summit in France, and celebrates a massive revival of unapologetic American patriotism as President Trump kicks off the nation's 250th anniversary with a historic UFC fight right on the White House lawn.

Guest host, Jake Novak argues that Elon Musk’s ascension as the world’s first trillionaire should be celebrated as a triumph of productive capitalism rather than condemned through the "politics of resentment." Novak challenges the "economic ignorance" of critics who view wealth as a finite pie, explaining instead that Musk’s success has simultaneously expanded prosperity by creating jobs and generating massive returns for diverse investors. Drawing on historical parallels to industrial titans like Rockefeller and Carnegie, the text suggests that massive wealth is an on-paper narrative fueled by risk-taking rather than a stagnant hoard of gold. Ultimately, Novak advises that the highest form of charity is the continued creation of sustainable businesses, urging listeners to reject the destructive envy championed by leftist politicians in favor of a philosophy that links individual achievement to societal growth.

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Roger Stone sounds off on President Trump’s fiery clash with Kristen Welker on Meet the Press, defending Trump’s stance on the 2020 election, January 6 defendants, election integrity, delayed vote counting, and what he calls the corruption of the mainstream media. Stone also breaks down the Los Angeles mayoral race, Spencer Pratt’s disputed ballot count, Nithya Raman’s late surge, California mail-in voting concerns, and the urgent push for voter ID, paper ballots, and cleaned-up voter rolls. Plus, Stone covers Bill Pulte’s appointment as Acting Director of National Intelligence, FISA abuse, new questions surrounding the Butler assassination attempt on President Trump, Graham Platner’s growing scandals in Maine, Suzy Wiles shutting down resignation rumors, JD Vance’s warning to Britain, Tim Walz and Minnesota fraud allegations, Antifa chaos outside Turning Point USA, Anthony Konstantino’s MAGA congressional bid, and Pete Hegseth’s move to streamline military religious affiliation codes.

Roger Stone analyzes a series of controversial leadership appointments and legislative battles under the Trump administration. Stone defends the selection of Bill Pulte as Director of National Intelligence, framing him as a necessary outsider capable of challenging the entrenched "deep state" and investigating past election integrity. The program expands into a broader defense of populist-conservative movements, highlighting a significant rightward shift in Latin American politics and celebrating domestic gains in border security and job growth.

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Roger Stone provides a rapid-fire commentary on the Trump administration’s populist agenda and its ongoing conflict with the "Deep State" intelligence community. The narrative is structured around the appointment of Bill Pulte as Director of National Intelligence, a move Stone frames as a necessary disruption of a corrupt bureaucracy that he claims has lied to Americans for decades. Key themes include economic patriotism through aggressive trade tariffs and banking restrictions on illegal immigrants, as well as domestic reforms like Dr. Oz’s healthcare transparency initiatives.

Roger Stone discuss major developments within the Trump administration, including a significant intelligence leadership appointment, efforts to reform federal agencies, and claims of newly uncovered government records.

Roger Stone connects political battles at home and abroad, arguing that a growing movement is pushing back against establishment power. From the rise of anti-leftist candidates in Latin America to debates over pardons, election integrity, and government accountability in the United States, Stone presents a sweeping critique of what he views as political and judicial overreach.

Roger Stone traces his ideological roots back to the influence of Barry Goldwater and Richard Nixon, arguing that historical political losses were often the result of establishment sabotage or stolen elections. The broadcast transitions into a series of contemporary reports framed as a battle against judicial tyranny and the radical left, specifically highlighting President Trump’s frustration with court rulings regarding the Kennedy Center and efforts to secure the border via aliens.gov.

Roger Stone delivers a series of political commentaries that frame the Trump administration’s return to power as a period of accountability and national renewal. The broadcast is structured around three primary themes: the legal vindication of Donald Trump through investigations into his accusers and lawsuits against the media, the strategic use of Republican institutional power via redistricting and commemorative currency, and a sharp critique of Democratic "weaponization" of government, specifically regarding border policies and state-level tax schemes. Stone’s purpose is to rally his audience behind the MAGA agenda by portraying Trump as a historic figure who is successfully dismantling a corrupt establishment while launching populist initiatives like the Trump Accounts to foster long-term financial independence for Americans.

Roger Stone reacts to Tulsi Gabbard stepping down as Director of National Intelligence to focus on her husband’s serious health battle, while praising her work exposing the Russia collusion hoax, declassifying major documents, and taking on deep state corruption. Roger also breaks down Ken Paxton’s victory over John Cornyn in Texas, the power of President Trump’s endorsement, Al Green’s defeat, Biden’s fight to block classified document audio, and how redistricting could impact the 2026 midterms. Plus, Roger is joined by Don Brown to discuss Hassan Piker’s Cuba trip with Code Pink, possible foreign influence, China’s role in funding radical movements, the threat of communist infiltration, the brutality of the Cuban regime, and why China may be America’s greatest national security challenge.

Roger Stone gives a dense summary of contemporary political developments centered on the Trump administration's second-term agenda. A primary focus of the broadcast is the resignation of Tulsi Gabbard as Director of National Intelligence, which Stone frames as a selfless personal sacrifice for her family rather than a result of policy disputes. He details her extensive declassification efforts regarding historical investigations and intelligence reform, portraying her as a pivotal figure in dismantling the "deep state." The narrative further explores themes of government accountability and institutional reform, touching on the appointment of Kevin Warsh to the Federal Reserve, the pursuit of birthright citizenship changes, and the potential establishment of a strategic Bitcoin reserve. Stone concludes by emphasizing the electoral influence of Donald Trump over the Republican party, specifically regarding his ability to unseat establishment incumbents through high-profile endorsements.

Roger Stone reflects on the FBI raid at his Florida home, the Mueller investigation, the Russia collusion hoax, and the personal cost of political lawfare. Roger speaks with Michael Caputo about the financial, legal, emotional, and health toll that federal investigations had on him and his family, including lost savings, legal fees, surveillance, and stress-driven cancer. They also discuss President Trump’s proposed $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund, why January 6 defendants should be compensated, the role of Todd Blanche, the broader fight against political targeting, and what they believe must still be exposed about Crossfire Hurricane, Arctic Frost, and federal abuse of power.

Roger Stone gives a celebratory review of the Trump administration’s reported successes in early 2026. The broadcast centers on a historic criminal indictment against former Cuban leader Raul Castro, framing it as a long-awaited act of justice for victims of communism and a fulfillment of the Monroe Doctrine. Transitioning from international affairs to domestic politics, Stone details a series of MAGA primary victories and the legal resolution of tax inquiries involving the President’s family, characterizing these events as proof of the movement's absolute control over the Republican Party. The latter half of the show promotes significant improvements in public safety and border security, attributing a sharp decline in violent crime and illegal crossings to strict law enforcement and the leadership of figures like Kash Patel and Tom Homan.

Roger Stone outlined a Trump-focused agenda, defending the MAGA movement, predicting wins for Trump-backed candidates, and calling for major political and territorial changes. He criticized the “deep state” and pushed for stricter election laws and party loyalty.

Roger Stone advocates for a return to Nixonian realpolitik, praising Donald Trump’s 2026 diplomatic efforts in China as a necessary correction to the economic and strategic failures of the Clinton era. The program highlights a shift toward reciprocal trade and national strength, celebrating specific American manufacturing wins while criticizing past policies that Stone claims empowered a global rival. Beyond foreign policy, the transcript details a robust "America First" political agenda, featuring the primary defeat of "anti-Trump" Republicans and the establishment of a fund to compensate victims of government weaponization and judicial misconduct. Stone further explores controversial claims regarding election integrity and pandemic origins, ultimately positioning the current administration’s actions as a definitive crusade for accountability and justice against a perceived deep-state establishment.

Guest host Jake Novak argues that a lack of law and order serves as the primary catalyst for America’s modern domestic and international crises. Novak explores how selective prosecution and the refusal to enforce existing statutes create a "domino effect" that undermines capitalism, fuels poverty, and facilitates civil unrest on university campuses. The program highlights the historical precedent of Richard Nixon’s 1968 campaign, framing his focus on crime as a successful, non-racist strategy that prioritized the safety of marginalized communities.