The Stone Zone’s Walter Sterling slams the Olympic double luge as absurd while blaming NBC for dull coverage, comparing it to Rune Arledge’s emotional storytelling. He rebrands Jeffrey Epstein as a blackmailer, not a financier, and demands parents of underage victims face execution for negligence. Mocking NYC Mayor Eric Adams—dubbed "Mondani"—he accuses him of fiscal mismanagement, citing J.P. Morgan Chase’s exodus to Florida, and warns his socialist policies are bankrupting the city. Callers echo concerns over Adams’ crisis leadership, while Sterling ties Epstein’s fall to broader elite corruption, framing progressive governance as a recipe for decline. [Automatically generated summary]
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Oh my God, can you believe the standards have been lowered to the point where they want me on this station?
You know, this is an actual radio station.
This isn't a carrier current at a community college.
This is something that people take very seriously.
And I'm still traumatized by something that happened at the Olympics this week.
And I'm just going to mention it because every time I get near a microphone, I feel the need to say this happened at the Olympics.
And you've got to be kidding me.
Then I'll get on.
I'll talk about the things grown-ups are talking about today.
We'll talk about ICE vehicles being rented that are dangerous.
We'll talk about Prince Andrew, who's the stupidest man in North America and Northern England, and the incredibly bizarre world that got Mondani elected mayor.
But first, I have to talk about this.
Good evening.
I'm Walter Sterling.
And I don't even know how to say it to you without risking the station's license because it will all sound bad.
Everything I'm about to say will sound bad.
Remember when you were younger?
Well, in your case, you know, before you were a great-grandfather, remember when you were younger and you learned about an Olympic sport called the luge.
And you saw the luge, which was a person lying on what looked like a weird sled that he steered with his feet.
He steered it with his feet and he went down an ice slide.
It was pure ice.
It's pure ice.
And they go like 200 miles an hour to not die.
And then they get a gold medal.
That's the luge.
Now, from my humble perspective, that's enough.
There doesn't need to be anything added to the luge.
But I'm going to tell you what they did.
And if you didn't see it, ask somebody who did ask around to make sure that Walter Sterling is not lying.
Because what I'm about to tell you sounds like a lie.
Now, an Olympic sport is the double luge.
The double luge is when an athlete, a man, lies on the luge.
He's referred to as the bottom.
And then another man lies on top of him.
He's lighter.
So the heavier person is on the bottom.
He is called the power loser.
He's on the bottom.
And the person on the top is lighter weight.
Here are two men in the peak condition, putting on cute, skimpy, tight uniforms, lying on top of each other, facing death.
Congratulations, that's an Olympic sport.
Maybe that's an Olympic sport.
That sounds like a whole bunch of other things that you can imagine and that I know your imagination goes to.
The double luge.
And the worst part is, yes, the United States of America did win the gold in the double luge.
No, but this leads to the question: where's Ultimate Frisbee?
Why the hell is an Ultimate Frisbee an Olympic sport?
Why isn't pickleball an Olympic sport?
We have the double illusion.
Did they stop with the twirling?
Remember, they used to, women used to get in the pool and they had twirling things.
Yeah, yeah, they were twirling.
I'm not talking about the synchronous swimming, which is actually a sport, but it's imagine they gave an Olympics and nobody cared.
Have you cared about anything that's happened at the Olympics?
No.
And by the way, Marketing 101, I'll tell you, I'll mansplain exactly why nobody cares.
There was a time when people cared a lot, and it's because there was a man named Rune Arledge who invented modern sports broadcasting.
And about a year and a half before the Olympics started, what Rune did is he started to pull one member of each team for each sport, just one.
And we found out everything about that person.
We had the full bio, their life, their dreams, their hopes, long interviews, short interviews.
We knew one person on each team, and therefore our hearts cared.
We emotionally were bonding with people who were on the team.
There's none of that.
All they do is announce.
They announce when the swimming is, the diving is, they just announce the events like MBAs.
It's as though they turned over the Olympic coverage to people from Wharton.
Larry's Daughters And The House00:09:12
Let's figure out how we can make this as dull as we possibly can.
And that's what they've done.
And then I promise you that NBC Universal will lose money on the Olympics, guaranteed.
That's a two-week event involving 8,000, 9,000 cameras, grossly overstaffed camera crew.
It's crazy talk.
Well, it's a live radio show, and I want to talk to you.
I've got a phone number.
It's 800-848-9222, 800-848-9222.
This is Roger Stone's show.
He'll be coming back in a fever pitch after he hears this.
Now I'm going to have this sacred water.
Hold on.
In other news, the big news is that the ex-prince of the United Kingdom, ex-Prince Andrew, was arrested after more of the Epstein file revelations have come out.
More of the Epstein file revelations have come out.
And I have yet to hear some things that I'd like explained about Epstein.
Not that it's dinner table talk.
But here's the thing: there are key elements missing here.
Not just, oh, the names of people.
All those names in there, 99.9% of them did nothing wrong except get an email from him, send an email to him.
They broke no laws.
It is tragic that when you have 5 million pages of paper, that, gee, some names are going to come up.
And I'm not dismissing anything that happened because I have three daughters.
I have three magnificent daughters.
Those are all the guys I want them to stay far away from, all of them, especially Hillary.
I want them to stay far away from all of those people.
That's not the issue.
The issue is thousands of names are in there that they did nothing wrong, but there are some problems here.
There's some problems.
It seems that members of mass media keep referring to him as a financier.
How the hell is he a financier?
Nobody on Wall Street, no financial machination people have any recollection of doing any transactions with Jeffrey Epstein.
He wasn't part of their community, wasn't in the Union League club, wasn't in the downtown.
He was not part of their community.
He just was this guy.
But they kept calling, you know, the Post and other newspapers keep referring to him as financier.
How the hell is he a financier?
He had no time to be a financier.
He was always coming up with really interesting scenarios and interesting ways to blackmail people.
And it's an insult to the four or five legitimate financiers who exist.
I don't get that.
But the other thing I don't get, the way he convinced real billionaires that he was a billionaire was very simple.
And it's one of the oldest scams alive, which is his house.
If you have the largest house in Manhattan, it is assumed you're a billionaire.
He had the largest house in Manhattan.
And if you live in Manhattan, there is tremendous weight put on where you live.
What is your real estate like?
And if you say, well, you know, I live here, blah, blah, blah.
Wait, you live on the block with the largest house in Manhattan?
Yeah, that's my house.
Whoa.
You don't ask any more questions.
You don't look for his CV.
You don't ask, what are his investments?
You don't need to do any of that.
You just say, oh, he has the largest house.
That's all he had to do.
How did he get all those people to come in and visit him?
All he had to do was point out, oh, that's my house.
And in Manhattan culture, among the people who are focused on money, the largest house wins.
He had access to everything just because of the house.
Well, how the hell did he get the house?
Larry Wexler, founder of the Limited Company, which actually was founded by his mother.
There's a proud mom.
Tanzo Money apparently gave him the house, and his name is on the deed of the house.
Jeffrey Epstein's name is on the deed of the house.
That's how he got the house.
Okay, that's nice.
What did Larry Wexler get from Jeffrey Epstein?
What exactly did he get from Jeffrey Epstein?
Now, there are many, many articles in Ohio where Larry Wexler, founder of the Limited, where he lives, many articles saying, well, it seems that Larry used to go to bars in the Columbus area that were known to be popular among the gay population of Columbus.
Oh, Larry had a side hustle.
Maybe he liked guys, even though he's married and has two or three daughters.
So the speculation among the Sleezoids, because all of this is sleazy, this is all like the Inquirer, right?
Is that Larry and Jeffrey Epstein had an affair?
And Jeffrey said, you know, it'd be terrible if other people found out about this.
You know, you're chairman of the limited, the Gap, Banana Republic, Justice.
There's one for you.
Justice.
I'm tempted to tell people about this unless you give me X.
And Larry, having so much money and having such a big company, he couldn't afford to have some creep turn him in as being gay.
And that's how he got the house.
I'm like, whoa.
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When discussing the Epstein affair, first of all, I'm always puzzled by how these people have so much time.
Like, Jeffrey, I'm busy.
To do all the things that Jeffrey Epstein allegedly did, it had to be a 24-hour day job non-stop.
I mean, what he did was you go through those pages.
If you did a profile of my life or yours, could you come up with 4 million pages of things that happened in the past 20 years?
No, here's what it would say.
You ready?
Car needs oil.
Got to get oil.
Hmm, the engine lights on again.
Got to get oil.
It's really dirty.
Got to get the car washed.
Oh, the neighbor's making a lot of noise.
Oh, darn it.
Tomorrow's trash day.
I have to get all the trash out.
What?
What do you mean there's water in the basement?
And why do I have to talk to your teacher?
All right, that would be, those would be the Sterling files.
Those would be the Sterling files.
I don't know how this man came up with all of this time.
That's number one.
This incredible amount of activity in a couple of years, a couple of years.
But the last thing is this.
You're a parent and you have kids, which means you're a parent.
And I have three daughters.
You know who's responsible for the safety of those three daughters?
Me.
I'm responsible for those kids.
I know at any given time where they are.
I know what they're doing.
And I know when they're coming home and how they're coming home.
Why?
That's my job.
That's not even being a good parent.
That is the bare minimum.
The safety of my children, that's the bare minimum.
That's what we do as parents.
Where were their parents?
All of these teenage girls, all of these teenage girls, they had parents.
And, well, you know, then I'll hear, you know, they were terrible parents.
They were drunks.
They were horrible.
Yeah, but it's still their responsibility until they're over 18.
And these poor girls could have gotten mixed up with these horrible people.
But the first line of defense is mom and dad.
And I believe that first, mom and dad, all of their mom and dads need to be arrested and preferably executed for letting this happen.
These girls were away for weeks and months.
These girls were taken to the scary island.
16-year-old, what do you mean you've been taken to an island?
How the hell do you get to an island?
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Roger Stone is an interesting man in that his hair never moves.
Have you noticed that?
He's got that beautiful head of gray salt and pepper hair, but it never moves.
All my life, me, Walter Sterling, who has the privilege of guesting for Roger Stone tonight, and it is a privilege because he's a great man, and this is a great radio company, the Red Apple Audio Network.
But all my life, I've wanted that hair that doesn't move.
I've never achieved it.
Even if I spray it, like today I've sprayed it and it looks almost okay, but yet it's not commanding like Roger Stone's hair.
And I think that's pretty much all I know that is significant in terms of him being unique.
But then he starts talking.
And when he talks, I'm like, this is a brilliant guy.
And then again, I'm faced with, I'm never going to be that brilliant.
It's hard to understand.
I am endlessly shocked by the mayor of New York City, this Mandani clown.
I'm endlessly shocked that he's doing everything wrong, including lying about everything he promised he was going to do.
And that's not a casual thing.
New Yorkers always give new mayors a test.
It's the same test every time there's a new mayor.
You want to know what it is?
There'll be a blizzard.
Every new mayor has a blizzard in January.
Mayor Lindsay, John Lindsay, practically got thrown out of the office because of his failure to handle the January blizzard.
It was huge.
And then Michael Bloomberg, an otherwise excellent mayor, he was in Bermuda during the blizzard that attacked his city, and he was out of town in Bermuda.
Now, having been to Bermuda, and I urge you to go to Bermuda, I understand why he was in Bermuda in January.
It makes perfect sense.
And he probably thought, well, I have a phone, and I'm only 90 minutes away by private plane.
I can get there if something happens.
But he couldn't because you see, the airports were closed because it was that big a blizzard.
Now, we have this Mondani clown, and he's failed the blizzard test.
It signals what's going to be coming the rest of his term.
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I am puzzled by this Mondani, the mayor of New York.
I don't understand.
I understand how he won.
I don't understand how he won by such a big amount.
He had okay opponents.
Mario Cuomo's son seemed viable.
I'm sure there were others.
But what he promised was nonsense.
And he knew it was nonsense because allegedly he's a bright fellow.
There will be no free food banks.
And by the way, there have always been free food banks.
If you are hungry in a city like New York, you do not have to stay hungry.
There are food banks.
There are multiple places from the Salvation Army to other private organizations to churches and synagogues that will give you food and they will happily give you food.
None of us want to see our neighbors hungry.
We take care of each other.
One out of five people in New York City need food.
So I don't know why he promised that.
Then he promised free buses.
But hey, Mandani, you don't control the fare of the buses.
The MTA is controlled by the state of New York.
And you know how that's going?
How's that going there with the state of New York controlling the buses, the subways, and oh, yeah, peak pricing for traffic coming into parts of Manhattan.
That's all going so well, isn't it?
I don't know why he imagined that he'd have control over the price of buses.
You're telling me the whole time he ran for mayor, not one person working with him said, by the way, you have no control of the buses.
You have no control of the subway.
You have no control.
It wasn't until Mayor Bloomberg came around that you got any control at all of the schools.
Up until Bloomberg, the only control the mayor had of schools was the capital budget, putting in new staircases, buying paper, filling in holes in the concrete.
They had no control over the city, over the agenda of those schools at all.
The city had no control.
That was all the state.
He just needs to behave.
His job is to behave, to listen to what the people of New York City actually want.
And about his budget thing, he's saying now that he is like a billion and a half dollar shortfall or something stupid.
And I have a solution for that too.
But first, this.
Would rather do is ensure that they remain as they are so that the city can be on firm financial footing.
However, in order to get to this point of closing the gap on both this fiscal year and the next fiscal year, we are forced to raid the rainy day fund, the retiree health benefits trust reserve, and to increase property taxes across these other years.
But I thought everything was supposed to be free.
And what is considered an emergency today in New York City, an emergency enough where you have to raid the rainy day fund of nearly a billion dollars while also giving $1.2 billion to illegals?
What's the emergency?
Could it be Mamdani's policies?
If your political strategy is considered an emergency enough to raid and rob and steal from the emergency fund, it is you that is the problem.
You have a nearly 5% GDP growth.
Where's the emergency?
Oh, that's right.
People are leaving, which means the tax base is shrinking and the government is overspending.
That's the emergency that was created by socialist policies that the people voted in.
So the solution, get this, this is how socialism works.
Tax the rich, tax the corporations.
Okay, well, the people with the financial freedom then leave.
So the solution becomes tax everyone else.
So the middle class, the working class get hit the hardest and they get taxed basically until they're poor.
And socialism does its thing where what socialism is is equal misery for everyone except somehow the ruling class.
And the more you tax the average person, the more people are going to leave, which decreases the tax base.
Even more, you financially illiterate socialist moron.
Mamdani has put himself on the same playing field as Gavin Newsom, as Florida, Texas, the Carolinas, Tennessee's top real estate agent.
There's just, there's no other word for this besides financial retardation.
I would say political as well, but I'll give him credit because he did manage to find an equally retarded voter base.
I hate to say I told you so, but this is socialism.
Equal misery for everyone.
This isn't going to turn out well.
And he's wondering where'd that billion dollars go?
Where's the billion dollars?
That would be de Blasio's wife.
That would be that fascinating organization that Mayor de Blasio's wife put together.
Remember that?
I don't remember what it was called, but she somehow or another got funded with over a billion dollars to do something.
Was there an audit?
No, no audit.
Has there been any accountability of that?
No, no audit.
And then to put it in perspective, when you think of a New York City business, you can think of Chase Manhattan.
I'm sorry, J.P. Morgan Chase quickly.
J.P. Morgan Chase quickly comes to mind, right?
Just finished a giant new tower on Park Avenue.
Jimmy Diamond, the chairman of the board is running around saying, You must come back to work.
You must come back to work.
I spent a billion dollars building this tower for you, and now you're sitting at home in Jersey.
That was not the plan.
Here's the statistic that's amazing.
As of now, J.P. Morgan Chase has had enough with New York City, even though they spent money on a giant building, which must have a spectacular executive dining room in it.
Can you imagine the executive dining room?
It's probably attached to Jimmy Diamond's suite of offices on the top floor.
Can you imagine that?
Okay, you and I are never going to be invited there.
Why?
Because our relationship with J.P. Morgan Chase is $33 every time we bounce a check.
That's our relationship with J.P. Morgan Chase.
You bounce a check, you charge $33.
So, yes, we contribute to their success, but Jimmy is not calling us.
Well, more JPMorgan employees live and work in Florida than in New York City.
There are more J.P. Morgan employees in Florida than in New York City.
And it's real simple.
If you keep telling a kid at school that you're a jerk, we hate you, you're going to stop talking to that group of kids.
You're not going to like that group of kids.
Well, that's what this Mondani clown is doing.
He's saying, I don't like you because you're successful.
I don't like you because you have a lot of money.
I don't like you because your business is thriving.
I'm going to punish you.
How is this management 101?
Oh, that's right.
He never managed anybody.
He's never been a boss.
He's been the least useful part of our government, a state, not federal, a state legislator.
That's what this Mondavi clown did, and apparently had the worst voting record, didn't vote on anything, the worst attendance record, didn't show up.
And wow, now he's mayor of the city of New York.
And it's gone downhill.
We went from de Blasio to the guy after de Blasio to this guy.
How is this good?
There's no good.
There was, when was in my lifetime, when was the last good mayor?
Right.
Bloomberg, right.
Giuliani, right.
That's it.
After that, it was all downhill.
I was here on 9-11.
I was in New York City on September 11th, and I saw a great man.
I saw Mayor Giuliani.
I saw greatness.
Therefore, my tuning fork is set.
Think it through.
Imagine a terrorist attack where this Mandani is the mayor.
Imagine a major terrorist attack in New York City where this Mandani guy is the mayor.
How is that going to go?
You've seen who he's picked for his cabinet so far.
These are people who, again, have had no experience in the real world, have never had a management job.
I hope he somehow or another figures out how to keep that police commissioner, Ms. Tish.
She seems pretty good.
But in general, this is insanity.
Nowhere in his discussion of the budgets have I heard him say, and this is what I'm going to cut out.
These are the programs I'm going to cut out.
This is where we're going to save money.
Because usually it's a good idea before you ask for money alone in the form of taxes, which is a loan, you are able to demonstrate to the banker or the relative or your rich aunt, here's how I've economized.
Here's what I've done.
I can't do any more.
How do you feel about this?
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And I look forward to sharing this time with you.
We can talk about Mondavi.
You can talk about your theories as to where did Jeffrey Epstein get his money?
How is this possible that he was able to, where did he have the time to do all of this?
Look at the list of activities on any given day.
Oh, my God.
Max in Manhattan, welcome to the Red Apple Audio Network.
Hi, Max.
Hello.
Thank you for taking my call.
This Mamdani character, I don't think he's stupid.
I think he's very intelligent.
He knows what he's doing.
The same thing was done in, has been done in England about nine times with bringing in some sort of leftist agenda, which is the red agenda, and then they bring in the green agenda, which is Islamic takeover.
And unfortunately, that's the direction where we're headed in.
Luckily, I think we're a little better conditioned than England is.
England was saved by that great prime minister.
She recognized that socialism was creeping into England and she stopped it.
And thank goodness for that.
I wonder who's going to stop it here, Max.
Who do you think is going to stop it in New York City?
The more he just speaks honestly and where he wants to go with his anti-Semitism, the more he does that, the quicker he's going to go.
Thank you very much for your call, Max.
Bigger Than Florida00:08:46
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The amount of control the city of New York mayor has is surprisingly limited relative to what the state can impose and what the feds can impose.
So there's a lot of bumper guards on the mayor of New York.
However, among big cities, Chicago, Washington, Los Angeles, the mayor of New York is far more powerful than those mayors, because in those cities, the city council has to vote on everything.
They have no unilateral powers.
In New York City, of course, the mayor flirts with being a king.
It can happen.
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I'm Walter Sterling.
And the other thing that's shocking is Prince Andrew was arrested as more and more information comes out in the Epstein files.
Prince Andrew, former, former Prince Andrew of England, has been arrested.
And he is, I'm just looking at something.
And this was a creepy guy.
I mean, he was first, and then what the King of England did is first he put him in a different wing of Buckingham Palace.
Then they put him in another house.
And now he's in a worse house.
And now he's in jail.
Now he's in the workhouse.
But he was a creepy guy.
And again, I go back to the original problem, which is, well, how was he allowed to be in touch with these women?
Answer, their parents let it happen.
In fact, possibly their parents encouraged it.
Oh, you're going to get a nice trip to a beautiful island.
You go right ahead, dear.
And I know everybody's saying, well, their parents were horrible.
They were alcoholics and they were mean to the girls and all that.
I don't care.
They're still legally responsible.
And every single time somebody like Prince Andrew is arrested and taken away relative to the Epstein file, the parents of those girls should also be arrested and taken away.
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Good evening, Melvin.
I support the mayor of the city in New York.
No, because I am a middle organization, and I was born and raised in Gross County.
Now, what organization are you a member?
And what do you want to princess to put across here?
Carlo, firm believer, let's bring everything we disagree with to the table.
Because the war of 1864-865 is still being fortunate over six rates.
Melvin in the Bronx, thank you very much for calling.
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Thank you for your call.
Here's what I want from the mayor.
See if this matches up with what you would want from your elected officials.
I want the mayor to put the general needs of the population first.
Well, that means how can I lower expenses?
How can I make it less necessary to tax these people?
Here's the list of expenses I have eliminated.
I don't need to have a car service take me to work every day.
He's got a car service.
He's got the police taking him to where he doesn't need that.
You want to be a real mayor?
You get on the subway.
You take the subway, just like all those nice people who voted for you.
Secondly, I'd like to know from now on, where exactly are you spending the money?
Where does it go?
These are huge budgets.
You realize the budget of the city of New York is bigger than the budget of the state of Florida.
Hold that thought.
Bigger than the state of Florida.
It's an enormous budget.
The waste, the fat must be extraordinary.
We do not cut the police.
We make more police.
We hire more police.
We train more.
We get them on the street.
I'd like to see them on the street.
When was the last time in New York City I saw two cops walking down the street?
It's been a while.
That's what I'd like to see.
But most importantly, this month and hopefully next month, I would like to see no snow.
It shouldn't have to be 50 degrees to get rid of the snow in the city of New York.
There are plenty O snow plows.
There are plenty O salters.
It is possible to get rid of the snow with the incredible numbers of pieces of equipment of the city of New York.
That's what has to happen.
But I didn't hear him acknowledge the snow.
He didn't even say, yes, we had a lot of snow.
This is what I'm doing.
That was the first thing he needed to do, this Mondavi clown.
He needed to say, yes, we had a lot of snow, and this is what I'm doing.
And I promise you, even in the far reaches of Queens, in the far reaches of Queens, there will be no snow 24 hours after it falls.
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Walter Sterling for Roger Stone with Bill in Pennsylvania.
Hello, Bill.
Hey, Walter.
Thank you for taking my call.
Yeah.
I'm a long ride home from Queens out back to Pennsylvania.
Where do you live in Pennsylvania?
Yeah, where do you live in Pennsylvania?
Bethlehem in the Lehigh Valley.
It's a long drive.
It's a very long drive.
I only have about an hour and 20 minutes left.
Well, and I'm battling a little head cold, and I just want to go home and snuggle with my wife and kids.
And, you know, I've got a one-year-old, a four-year-old, and a 22-year-old.
Imagine that.
Is it the same wife?
Yes.
And I don't want to snuggle with my 22-year-old.
I just want to make that correct.
But I just want to get my little one-year-old daughter and get in bed and get ready for work tomorrow.
I have a 22-year-old daughter, and I have a 13-year-old daughter.
You beat me.
But I have a 20.
And you know, the worst question I get asked about the 13-year-old is, was she a surprise, baby?
Was that a surprise, baby?
I'm like, no, we planned for it for years.
It wasn't up to us.
Something much bigger than us decided when it was time for us to get the baby, the new baby, and it was exactly the right moment.
Was that your experience, Bill?
Absolutely.
You know, and I tell people it wasn't a surprise.
No, it was a blessing.
It just happened at the right time.
And I'm so thankful for what we have.
And it's just what keeps us going every day, you know.
And glad to hear the way you put that.
I appreciate the call.
And I thank you very much for calling the Red Apple Audio Network at 800-8489-222.
Walter M. Sterling for Roger Stone.
The Stone Zone.
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Exactly.
What have we learned with Walter Sterling for Roger Stone?
First of all, Roger, thank you very much for the privilege of letting me share some time with your listener.
Great, great, fabulous people, easily the best listeners in American radio.
Roger, thank you.
To the Katsamatidis, a fantastic radio station which has free food.
That's how you know that it's a fantastic radio station.
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Now, what else have we learned?
We've learned that it makes no sense that Jeffrey Epstein is called a financier.
He's not a financier.
He never did any financial transactions.
It was just like really creepy crap.
Walter M. Sterling.
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