Roger Stone, a close friend and former adviser of Donald Trump, suggested he would not stop Trump supporters from using information he provided them to harm GOP delegates who oppose Trump.
Stone, who has begun organizing “Days of Rage” protests for this summer’s convention, previously said he would publicize the hotel room numbers of delegates to the Republican National Convention. He insisted on camera to CBS Miami that he does not want violence. But in a candid moment caught by a hot mic, Stone took a much more callous approach to the potential for such intimidation to become violent.
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