Could Greenland Really Become Our 51st State?
Could Greenland Really Become Our 51st State? Roger Stone and guest Rod Martin analyze the strategic necessity of establishing a compact of free association with Greenland to bolster American national security. Martin argues that the island is vital for controlling emerging Arctic sea lanes and securing vast deposits of rare earth minerals, suggesting that a deal would liberate Greenlanders from […]
Does the New York Conservative Party Really Stand for Anything?
Does the New York Conservative Party Really Stand for Anything? This article takes a critical look at the New York Conservative Party, asking whether it truly stands for identifiable principles and public policy or if it lacks direction and relevance in the current political landscape. It explores the party’s platform, actions, internal debates, and public […]
Who is unhappy about the arrest of Maduro?
Who Is Unhappy About the Arrest of Nicolás Maduro? The arrest of Venezuelan strongman Nicolás Maduro has sparked sharp backlash from foreign governments, leftist movements, and international organizations. This article examines who is unhappy about Maduro’s arrest, why certain countries and political factions oppose it, and what their reaction reveals about shifting global power dynamics […]
Christian Josi on International Geopolitics, High Fashion, and Personal Artistry
Christian Josi on International Geopolitics, High Fashion, and Personal Artistry On this episode of The Roger Stone Show, Christian Josi — veteran communications advisor, political operative, and creative voice — joins to explore a unique blend of international geopolitics, high fashion culture, and personal artistry. Josi shares insights on global affairs, cultural influences on style, […]
WHAT IS NEXT IN VENEZUELA?
What Is Next in Venezuela: Politics, Power Vacuum & U.S. Involvement Venezuela is at a historic turning point after the U.S. capture of Nicolás Maduro and installation of an interim government under Delcy Rodríguez. The nation faces deep political uncertainty, potential power vacuums, international pressure, and efforts to stabilize amid a shattered economy and ongoing […]
WHAT IS NEXT IN IRAN?
What Is Next in Iran: Political Crisis, Protests & Regional Tensions Iran is at a critical juncture. Nationwide protests triggered by economic hardship have spread across cities and provinces, with security crackdowns, internet blackouts and rising casualties. The unrest reflects broader dissatisfaction with theocratic rule and could reshape internal politics, while regional tensions and international […]
An Andrew Weissmann Victim Speaks Out
An Andrew Weissmann Victim Speaks Out — Claims & Controversy This article features a firsthand account from someone who says they were harmed by former federal prosecutor Andrew Weissmann. It explores the alleged personal and professional consequences of Weissmann’s hard-charging prosecutorial approach — including complaints about overreach and aggressive tactics in high-profile cases like Enron […]
Trump Impeachment Lawyer David Schoen Calls for Pardon in Andrew Weissmann’s Most Corrupt Case
Trump Impeachment Lawyer David Schoen Calls for Pardon in Andrew Weissmann’s Most Corrupt Case Former Trump impeachment attorney David Schoen has publicly requested that President Trump grant clemency for a long-imprisoned defendant in a case prosecuted decades ago by Andrew Weissmann. Schoen alleges prosecutorial misconduct and calls the case among Weissmann’s most corrupt, arguing that […]
How Susie Wiles Was Sandbagged by Leftist Reporters
The Roger Stone Show – Examines how conservative strategist Susie Wiles was reportedly sandbagged by left-leaning reporters. It breaks down key media interactions, alleged spin and framing tactics, and the impact such coverage may have had on her public image and political efforts. Joins The StoneZONE on 77 WABCLISTEN LIVE — 8 PM ET: http://WABCRadio.com
What REALLY Happened in the Recent Honduran Presidential Election?
What REALLY Happened in the Recent Honduran Presidential Election + Why It Matters Honduras’s November 30, 2025, presidential election became one of the most contested in its history. With conservative Nasry Asfura and centrist Salvador Nasralla locked in an extremely tight race, vote counting was plagued by system failures, pauses in reporting, and narrow leads […]
