The Stone Zone | 04-03-26

Roger Stone covers a series of high-level personnel changes and policy updates within the Trump administration, beginning with the departure of Pam Bondi and the appointment of Todd Blanche as acting attorney general. Host Roger Stone expresses skepticism regarding Blanche’s ideological leanings while dismissing rumors about the resignation of Tulsi Gabbard, whom he defends as a courageous director of national intelligence. The broadcast transitions into a broader discussion of national security and foreign policy, highlighting the president’s recent military actions against Iran and the perceived threats posed by cyberattacks and radical enclaves within the United States. Throughout the segment, Stone emphasizes themes of justice and accountability, advocating for the release of election activist Tina Peters and criticizing institutional obstacles like the Senate's "blue slip" tradition.