The Stone Zone | 05-20-26

Roger Stone gives a celebratory review of the Trump administration’s reported successes in early 2026. The broadcast centers on a historic criminal indictment against former Cuban leader Raul Castro, framing it as a long-awaited act of justice for victims of communism and a fulfillment of the Monroe Doctrine. Transitioning from international affairs to domestic politics, Stone details a series of MAGA primary victories and the legal resolution of tax inquiries involving the President’s family, characterizing these events as proof of the movement's absolute control over the Republican Party. The latter half of the show promotes significant improvements in public safety and border security, attributing a sharp decline in violent crime and illegal crossings to strict law enforcement and the leadership of figures like Kash Patel and Tom Homan.