Roger Stone’s Arrest Signals Mueller’s Collusion Case is Dead

To say that high theatrics were employed to arrest self-proclaimed “dirty trickster” and political campaign advisor Roger Stone would be a colossal understatement. Special Counsel Robert Mueller and his team of angry Democrats called in an FBI attack squad smaller than the SEAL team used to take down Osama bin Laden.

In Stone’s account, upward of 27 agents in tactical gear carrying assault weapons, two armored vehicles, and even frogmen surrounded the 66-year-old’s home. He answered the door staring down the barrel of two rifles in his pajamas. It’s a miracle the senior citizen didn’t have a heart attack.

But this insightful video dives far deeper into the reasons that the Mueller witch hunt gave for the grotesque overuse of force. The very indictment that Mueller filed in his phony Russian Collusion probe pulls the rug out from under him. If Mueller ever wants to finish his witch hunt by indicting President Trump, he better sharpen his pencil and his wits.

Despite his arm-twisting tactics against fixer Michael Cohen and alleged tax dodger Paul Manafort, the $30-million plus investigation has yet to produce a Russian collusion conviction. Maybe it’s all about optics and tipping off CNN to the Roger Stone bust looked good on the fake news.

Unfortunately for Mueller, this fictional investigation will inevitably end and so will his taxpayer-funded paycheck. If you want to know if its all a big “nothingburger” as Stone says, watch this exclusive video and get the facts.


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