The Roger Stone Show

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 Pr...

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 featur...

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 establis...

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 conversat...

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 i...

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 treati...

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...

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 bro...

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. H...

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...

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 methodo...

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...

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. Torric...

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 th...

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 ci...

Roger Stone introduces Eduardo Bittar as the only legitimate leader of the Venezuelan opposition, contrasting him with established figures like Maria Corina Machado whom he dismisses as part of a failed, socialist-aligned establishment. Bittar argues that a total removal of the Chavista criminal group is necessary, suggesting that previous attempts at regime change failed because they lacked a lea...

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...

Roger Stone and investigative journalist Joel Gilbert discuss a legal effort to disqualify Congressman Eric Swalwell from the California gubernatorial race. They argue that Swalwell is ineligible for office due to state residency requirements, alleging he committed mortgage fraud by claiming a Washington D.C. property as his primary residence to secure lower interest rates. The conversation expand...

In Roger Stone's absence, this is the best of Cats and Cosby from this week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Roger Stone and activist Eduardo Bittar argue that this intervention successfully bypassed a false opposition that they claim has spent decades enabling the regime through failed compromises. Bittar emphasizes that Venezuela is currently an occupied territory requiring a complete restoration of its republic rather than a mere adjustment of existing political figures. Learn more about your ad choic...

Roger Stone interviews former Senator Bob Torricelli to discuss a precision military operation that successfully extracted Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro to face trial in New York. Torricelli, a Democrat with a long history of opposing authoritarian regimes, defends the action as a necessary police operation rather than a traditional act of war, arguing it protects American interests against nar...

Roger Stone articulates a vision for a revised "Don Road" doctrine, emphasizing a shift toward surgical military precision and the protection of American interests without the burden of prolonged foreign wars. Stone highlights the recent extraction of Nicolás Maduro from Venezuela as a "masterpiece" of limited power projection, contrasting it with the nation-building failures of past administratio...

Roger Stone interviews Christian Josi to explore the intersection of international geopolitics, high fashion, and personal artistry. The conversation initially focuses on the civil unrest in Iran, with both men advocating for a secular democratic republic and praising the organic nature of the current popular uprising over previous foreign interventions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit meg...

Listen in as Roger Stone gives the stone cold truth and his thoughts on the latest major news regarding politics in the U.S this weekend to close up 2025. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jackie Orena discusses the alleged systemic corruption and prosecutorial overreach of the American legal system, specifically targeting the actions of attorney Andrew Weissman. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices