Roger Stone Nixon's Secrets

[photographingtoronto]

Holy cow, this is not the lunatic the popular press have convinced me to expect. This was a great talk and Stone seems completely sane and very interesting. Now, I am wondering about the popular press interpretation.

[joestephan]

Here's one for you Roger. I for a number of years wrote for car & motorcycle magazines. I did an interview with a now passed away legendary Hot Rodder & Racer who grew up in Whittier. He told me when he was a young boy he worked after school at the Nixon family general store for pocket money. He said Richard, who was older, would do his home work & studies at the bookeeper's desk. He said many times, when he was pushing his broom past, Richard would say to him, " Why don't you bring me some of those candy bars, boy, and while you're at it, take a couple for yourself." Years later, when Nixon was President, there was a Motorsports night at the White House. The guy in question told the other invitees, "I know this man", to which they scoffed him off. Just then, Nixon entered the room, approached legend, and first thing said to him, "Did you bring me any candy bars, boy?" The others either went into disbelief or joined in laughter.😮

[susannamarker]

I used to think he was crazy but he actually knows his stuff inside out. I am pleasantly surprised. And I will be buying his book.

[susangutrugianios]

Thank You for pulling the cover back on the B.S. of the media

[davidwright]

Mr Stone is wide awake, he definitely knows what' time it is!!

[garyroberts]

Yes America is such a wonderful country so long as you ignore the murders and corruptions

[gregmaggielipscomb]

Thank You Mr. Stone for sharing your work with us.

[NathanielReece-pl]

Roger its great to see you recovering from the hurtful way the left treated you. It warms my heart to see you doing well.

[josephadams]

I believe Roger Stone is an American jewel. an inspirational explanation for truth seekers.

[mikenodine]

It was great to hear Roger say everything I have learned from many other various sources. Stone wrapped it all up and tied a bow on it. I would love to know his thoughts on Trump and what they did to him.

[brianocallaghan]

stone is awesome.has meticullous recollection of so much surrounding the practice of "the dark arts" of politics. like him or no he is compeliing and his knowledge of political shennanigans in America over the past sixty years is almost certainly unique and unparrelled.

[joestephan]

I knew about the Turkish Missle removal when it happened. A life long buddy of mine was stationed there.

[johnmckamy]

This man is indeed sane and credible, that's probably why they went after him so hard .

[oliviervece]

I love people of the old world. True speaking! No bullshit or fear of beeing politicly uncorrect! true speech!

[davidnelson]

I listened to his talk about the Kennedy/Johnson book and was impressed with his arguments. Johnson is usually conveniently ignored.

Stone seems like a straight arrow. He also saw firsthand how grotesque the struggle for power has become in America.

[kellykirkpatrick]

He is very articulate and a great story teller, with an impeccable recall

[lynnhenry]

Wow Roger, that was fantastic! I learned so much!!

[alstahl]

Great description of Nixons life! Semper Fi Trump 2024

[billparrish]

Mr. Stone I would love to have a copy of your book but I am on disability and money is tight. I have watched 3 of these videos and find them interesting.

[tadkingsbury]

I bought, The Man Who Killed Kennedy. I enjoyed it . I will purchase, Mr.Stone's, Nixon's Secrets .