
“I did not get a fair trial,” Stone said. The interview then continued.ĭuring the program, Stone said the president acted out of compassion and that the jury that weighed his case was tainted. “I’m sorry you’re arguing with whom? I thought we were just having a spirited conversation. The first part of Stone’s statement was not entirely audible, but the radio program transcribed the complete sentences as, “I can’t believe I’m arguing with this Negro.” O’Kelley persisted on having Stone respond.

Stone was sentenced to 40 months in prison, but Trump commuted that sentence on July 10 - just days before Stone was to report for detention.Īs O’Kelley asserted that Stone’s commutation was because of his friendship with Trump, Stone’s voice goes faint but can be heard uttering that he was “arguing with this Negro.” O’Kelley then asks Stone to repeat the comment, but Stone goes momentarily silent. Stone’s attorney on Sunday said he was unaware of the broadcast and had no immediate comment. O’Kelley characterized “Negro” as the “low-calorie version of the N-Word.”

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