The Stone Zone with Roger Stone

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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 inc...

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 wit...

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...

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, Bi...

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 reg...

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 Preside...

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...

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 ri...

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...

Roger Stone outlines a series of aggressive policy shifts and diplomatic maneuvers characteristic of a second Trump administration in May 2026. The broadcast frames a narrative of nationalist triumph, highlighting major trade and security concessions from China, strict border enforcement successes, and a confrontational approach toward international adversaries like Cuba and Iran. Beyond foreign a...

Guest host Jake Novak and Roger Stone discuss the restoration of law and order and the parallels between the presidencies of Richard Nixon and Donald Trump. The conversation highlights recent diplomatic breakthroughs with China, specifically focusing on agreements to curb fentanyl precursors and reduce Iranian influence, while simultaneously expressing deep skepticism toward Big Tech and its role...

Jake Novak fills in for Roger Stone and breaks down President Trump’s trip to China for a major summit with President Xi Jinping. Novak pushes back on the media’s framing of Trump as “stung” by the Iran war, arguing that China has more at stake economically and strategically. He also discusses Chinese influence in American politics, the resignation of Arcadia Mayor Eileen Wang after pleading guilt...

Roger Stone uses this episode of his podcast to champion an "America First" agenda while sharply criticizing the legal and political strategies of the modern Democratic Party. The program covers a wide range of topics, including the prosecution of a political extremist following an attack at a high-profile dinner, the push for independent national defense in Israel and Europe, and internal GOP red...

On today's episode, Roger Stone has a dialogue between host Roger Stone and former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich, framing their shared experiences as victims of political weaponization and legal overreach. The conversation centers on the theory that the Department of Justice has been transformed into a tool for lawfare, beginning with Blagojevich’s conviction and culminating in the multiple pr...

Roger Stone and former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich discuss what they describe as the systemic weaponization of the American legal system against political outsiders. Blagojevich, who portrays himself as a traditional Democrat, recounts his own imprisonment as the starting point for a broader pattern of "lawfare" that he and Stone believe was later used to target Donald Trump. Central to thei...

Guest host Jake Novak argues that the recent Supreme Court ruling against racially gerrymandered districts serves as a landmark moment of economic emancipation for Black Americans. Novak contends that these specialized districts have historically functioned as unaccountable economic prisons, where entrenched political leaders prioritize their own power over the financial vitality of their constitu...