Roger Stone says he will campaign for Trump

Roger stoneRoger Jason Stone Chris Christie: It would not have commuted Roger Stone’s sentence that Graham says he will call Mueller to testify before the Senate panel about Russia’s investigation on Sunday shows – Spotlight switches to reopening MORE schools said in a new interview that he plans to campaign for President TrumpDonald John TrumpDavis: The Supreme Court decision is bad news for Trump, good news for Vance Meadows trying to root out suspected White House leakers by providing them information: Axios Pressley beats DeVos for reopening of schools : ‘I would not trust you to worry about a house plant, much less my son’ MORE after the president commuted his life counselor’s prison sentence.

“I will do whatever it takes to choose my candidate except to break the law,” Stone told Axios.

“First, I’m going to write a book about this whole experience, to put the myth of Russian collusion to bed once and for all,” Stone said.

Stone was sentenced to three years and four months in prison in connection with a former special attorney Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) MuellerCNN’s Toobin warns McCabe is in ‘dangerous condition’ with emboldened Trump anchor CNN ripping Trump on Stone as he evokes Clinton-Lynch asphalt meeting The Hill’s 12:30 Report: New Hampshire fallout PLUSThe Russia investigation. He was convicted in November by a Washington, DC jury of all the charges he faced, including lying to Congress regarding his separate investigation into Russian interference, witness tampering, and obstruction of official proceedings.

Trump has long criticized Russia’s investigation, calling it a “witch hunt.” Stone has also maintained his innocence.

The president commuted Stone’s sentence on Friday, just days before Stone was released to prison.

Stone, 67, told Axios that he felt that going to a prison where “he couldn’t be socially estranged” would be “a death sentence” in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, adding that he is “asthmatic.”

Stone, who acted as campaign advisor for Trump in the 2016 election, also predicted that Trump will win reelection in November.

“It will be a very tough fight. It has three obstacles: electoral fraud … internet censorship, which I have recently experienced myself; and, of course, the constant falsehoods that are being promoted by the main corporate media. All make it a difficult race, ”he said. Earlier this month, Facebook removed a network of more than 100 pages and accounts associated with Stone after determining they engaged in “authentic uncoordinated behavior” focused on US audiences.

“But he is a great activist. He’s a great communicator, “added Stone.

A Trump campaign spokesman was not immediately available for comment.