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Former Trump advisor Roger Stone was the focus of an attack piece by CNN on Monday night as the outlet aired clips from an upcoming documentary that Stone says were “manipulated and selectively edited.”
CNN anchor Don Lemon sat with filmmakers Christoffer Guldbrandsen and Frederik Marbell, who recently provided segments from the film to the January 6th committee.
The duo allowed CNN to air the clips from the film, “A Storm Foretold,” that had “not been seen before” during their interview.
One of the videos played by Lemon showed the inside of a car as a person, allegedly Roger Stone, said in the background, “Fuck the violence. Fuck the voting, let’s get right to the violence. Shoot to kill. See an Antifa, shoot to kill. Fuck ’em! I’m done with this bullshit.”
A pissed-off Roger Stone responded to the segment by calling the clips “deep fake videos” and writing, “F*ck Don Lemon.”
“Let CNN or anyone else produce any proof that I knew in advance about, participated in or condoned any illegal act on January 6 or any other day,” he added.
To CNN‘s credit, they displayed Roger Stone’s comment regarding the videos.
Stone told CNN, “I challenge the accuracy and the authenticity of these videos and belive they have been manipulated and selectively edited. I also point that the filmmakers do not have the legal right to use them. How ironic that Kim Kardashian and I are both subjected to computer manipulated videos on the same day.”
Despite Stone’s insistence that the footage has been edited or manipulated, CNN is running with headlines such as, “‘Shoot to kill’: Video shows Trump ally Roger Stone day before 2020 election,” and “‘Let’s get right to the violence’: New documentary film footage shows Roger Stone pre-Election Day.“
During Wednesday’s Jan. 6 panel hearing, the video clips are reportedly going to be played despite the debate over their accuracy.
Besides the clip of Stone allegedly saying “let’s get right to the violence,” the other segments from the film aired on CNN were milquetoast and show no wrongdoing.
In fact, Stone is seen advocating for the court systems to be used to legally battle any cases of voter fraud and to ensure the American people have their votes accurately counted.
Lemon and the Jan. 6 committee were extremely interested in Stone’s interactions with groups like the Proud Boys and Oathkeepers as well.
The directors also admitted to meeting privately with an FBI agent who asked for their documentary footage, but they denied the bureau access.
When Lemon asked why they refused to cooperate with the FBI while giving the clips to the Jan. 6 committee, the filmmakers explained they were subpoenaed by the panel.
The mainstream media is partnered with the Democratic Party in a plot to paint Trump supporters as domestic terrorists leading up to this year’s crucial midterm elections.
In a comment provided to Infowars, Stone said, “Any claim assertion implication or accusation that I knew in advance about, participated in or condoned any illegal activity on January 6 at the Capitol is categorically false. Nor did I play any role whatsoever in the efforts to delay the certification of the electoral college. Commenting on these matters are within my free-speech rights although it is not clear that representations provided by the committee are timely, accurate, unedited or not manipulated. Previous assertions regarding me by witnesses before the committee are entirely false and without basis.”