In our second installment this week, Robert is joined again by Tamer Kattan to continue discussing Roger Stone. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Roger Stone helped Donald Trump with an anti-gambling campaign in 2000 under the guise of a grassroots organization, which claimed to consist of 12,000 pro-family donors who were against gambling.
A politician was accused of taking a bribe and an ill man's father was involved in alleged misconduct. There were rumors of state aircraft being used for political purposes.
Roger Stone blamed a prank call on an old friend who is a known cocaine addict and denied being the caller. The call was traced back to Stone's apartment by a private investigator hired by Bernard Spitzer.
This transcript discusses the controversy surrounding the downfall of New York Governor Eliot Spitzer due to his involvement with high-priced prostitutes and the debate surrounding whether Roger Stone played a role in his scandalous reveal to the FBI.
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The article mentions that political strategist Roger Stone tans 12 months a year and drinks four triple espressos every day.
Discover the beauty of Koh Tao and learn about the impact of political division and tax policies on people's lives.
A book about Trump's election campaign reveals his focus on manipulating popular sentiment and his advisors brainstormed ways to keep him on message. He is also described as playing dirty and being insecure and weak.
The podcast discusses the picturesque landscape of Koh Tao Island and the partnership of Manafort and Stone, who were successful at being solid with each other for a while before Manafort's downfall.
Roger Stone allegedly worked with Jerome Corsi and WikiLeaks to commit federal crimes, using easily decipherable code words and even quoting Nixon to instruct them.
Understanding the Mueller report is Yochai Benkler's responsibility these days. He explains the cracks in the indictments against the Russians, and why the order of events could be very revealing.
The podcast explores the concept of white privilege and how some wealthy white people try to bridge the gap with working-class white people. They also discuss how some utilize cultural events to essentially appropriate it for their benefit.
The podcast discusses the indictment of Roger Stone and his release later in the day, looking like a normal elderly man. In addition, the host mentions Stone's complaints about the force used against him during his arrest.
The podcast discusses the idea of how someone can remain loyal to a figure with a troubled past, discussing examples like LBJ and Richard Nixon, and how their legacy still influences perceptions about them today.
The societal pressure for men to not show weakness or vulnerability can have damaging effects on their mental and emotional well-being.
The normalization of violence in video games and media can lead to a fetishization of power and hate towards people who won't "go away" like enemies in a game, which can have negative consequences in real life. The speaker suggests that playing with guns in childhood can also have harmful effects.