The Stone Zone with Roger Stone

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Roger Stone, a renown Republican strategist, brings a mix of sharp political analysis and unfiltered commentary on today’s pressing issues. With an unapologetic and outspoken style, Stone shares his i... more

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Number 1: The Stone Zone
Roger Stone, a renowned Republican strategist, brings a mix of sharp political analysis and unfiltered commentary on today’s pressing issues. With an unapologetic and outspoken style, Stone shares his insider’s perspective on the news in Washington, our n
August 22, 202645min
Number 2: Mayor Moron Strikes Again
Guest hosts Jake Novak and Michael Cohen step in for Roger Stone to unpack a wild slate of breaking news, union drama, and political absurdity. First up, they dissect a terrifying runway near-miss at LaGuardia, exposing the FAA "early shove" scandal where air traffic controllers allegedly ditched their shifts an hour early. Then, they take aim at New York's "Mayor Moron" Mamdani for his highly controversial condolences to a Rikers inmate, and call out the political finger-wagging driving vaccine confusion. To wrap things up, the duo celebrates a major capitalistic win in the fight against pancreatic cancer, and pokes fun at the Washington Commanders' ironic scheme to sell old "Redskins" merchandise just to save their own copyright.
August 28, 202639min
Number 3: Mayor Mamdani’s Rikers Sympathy Card
In this high-energy episode of The Stone Zone, guest hosts Jake Novak and Michael Cohen step in for Roger Stone to deliver an unfiltered reality check on national security and New York's wildest political battles.First, the duo tackles the staggering news that 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed finally has a trial date at Gitmo—scheduled for June 5th, 2028—leading to a fiery discussion on why a 27-year delay is a total miscarriage of justice. Michael Cohen draws from his personal experience in federal prison to weigh in on Guantanamo's conditions, while both hosts warn of the legal circus that would have occurred had the Obama administration succeeded in granting KSM a civilian trial in New York. Moving to local politics, they tear into New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani (dubbed "Mayor Moron") for his selective outrage, calling out his public condolences for a Rikers Island meat-cleaver murder suspect while completely snubbing the Israeli Day parade.
August 27, 202639min
Number 4: The Dolly Way vs. The Holly-Weird Way
In this episode of The Stone Zone, guest host Jake Novak (stepping in for Roger Stone) pays a heartfelt tribute to the legendary Dolly Parton following her passing, celebrating how she used her stardom for genuine community charity while masterfully steering clear of divisive partisan politics. Novak contrasts Dolly's enduring, universally loved legacy with the performative theatricality of modern politicians. He takes aim at House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries' sudden "casual Brooklyn" wardrobe makeover—featuring a pristine lime-green Yankees cap and polo shirts designed to shed his establishment image out of fear of far-left radicals. Novak also critiques Representative Josh Gottheimer's cringe-worthy anti-Trump boxing commercials, exposes New York politician Zohran Mamdani's discounted US Open ticket lottery as classic, "Evita"-style populist pageantry and wraps up with the latest July ICE arrest numbers and a tense South Carolina Senate runoff.
August 26, 202639min
Number 5: Eight Years Later: The Reunion You Never Saw Coming
In this special episode of the Stone Zone, co-hosts Jake Novak and Michael Cohen (filling in for Roger Stone) deliver a high-stakes, jam-packed preview of Cohen’s historic, upcoming live radio interview with Donald J. Trump. This broadcast marks the duo's first public conversation in eight years after a long period of betrayal and public fallout. Novak and Cohen dive headfirst into a sharp-tongued critique of the "cult of Fauci" and COVID-19 vaccine branding, mock the privacy hypocrisy of figures like AOC and Prince Harry, and expose the "trust-fund socialism" of a New York DSA leader who rails against capitalism while living in a $1.5 million Brooklyn home funded by his parents.
August 20, 202638min