Political adviser Roger Stone revealed details about his 2019 arrest and subsequent jail stay after the FBI raided his Florida home in connection with the Russian interference investigation.The longtime Trump ally told "Hang Out with Sean Hannity" about a friendly interaction involving peanut butter sandwiches that he shared with fellow detainees while being held at a facility in Miramar, Florida."They put me in a holding cell with three African American gentlemen who were, I think, just coming around from a bender," Stone shared."I was arrested at 6:00 in the morning… it’s now 11:00 in the morning.I said, ‘Is it possible to get something to eat?’ They said, ‘No.’ So, one of these guys gave me half of his peanut butter sandwich," he continued.
"Another one of the guys gave me another half his peanut butter sandwich.I explained the 1994 crime bill to them and how their people had been victimized by Bill Clinton and Joe Biden."EX-TRUMP CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN PAUL MANAFORT OPENS UP ABOUT 'SCARY' TIME SPENT IN SOLITARY CONFINEMENTRoger Stone, longtime political ally of President Donald Trump, waves as he arrives for a status hearing in his criminal case at U.S.
District Court in Washington on April 30, 2019.(Joshua Roberts/Reuters)Stone said he eventually won over his three cellmates, claiming they supported him by the end of his holding period."By the time I left, they were chanting 'Roger Stone did nothing wrong,'" he said.Stone was the sixth associate of President Donald Trump to be convicted on charges in connection with former special counsel Robert Mueller’s Russian interference investigation into the 2016 U.S.
presidential election.He was convicted on all seven counts of his indictment, including lying to Congress, witness tampering and obstructing a congressional investigation into whether the Trump campaign colluded with Russia to tip the 2016 election."I should have at a minimum been entitled to a new trial," the political adviser told Fox News.LEF...