Roger Stone, the controversial Republican political operative who recently had his prison sentence commuted by President Trump, appeared to use a racial slur on Saturday during…
Roger Stone, the controversial Republican political operative who recently had his prison sentence commuted by President Trump, appeared to use a racial slur on Saturday during an interview with a Black radio host.
Stone was in the midst of a testy debate with radio host Morris W. O’Kelly, known as Mo’Kelly, about the charges filed against him and whether Stone’s relationship with President Trump had any bearing on the president’s decision to commute the GOP operative’s 40-month prison sentence.
« I do believe that certain people are treated differently in the federal justice system, » O’Kelly said. « I do absolutely believe that. But I also believe that your friendship and relationship and history with Donald Trump weighed more heavily than him just wanting to make sure that justice was done by a person in the justice system, that you were treated so unfairly.
