Sean Stone

If you look at that Supreme Court, that was – No, I'm talking about the joke on the film, not about this adage.

If you look at that Supreme Court, that was – No, I'm talking about the joke on the film, not about this adage.

If you look at that Supreme Court, that was – No, I'm talking about the joke on the film, not about this adage.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Thank you, Megan. It's a pleasure to meet you.

Thank you, Megan. It's a pleasure to meet you.

Thank you, Megan. It's a pleasure to meet you.

I mean, how can I say I was surprised, having lived through what we did through the first administration, and actually the series goes actually all the way up to after January 6th and the fallout from that event. So I started this project in 21, but in many ways I was – tangentially connected to it since 2015 and 16. I was actually working for Russia Today in 2015.

I mean, how can I say I was surprised, having lived through what we did through the first administration, and actually the series goes actually all the way up to after January 6th and the fallout from that event. So I started this project in 21, but in many ways I was – tangentially connected to it since 2015 and 16. I was actually working for Russia Today in 2015.

I mean, how can I say I was surprised, having lived through what we did through the first administration, and actually the series goes actually all the way up to after January 6th and the fallout from that event. So I started this project in 21, but in many ways I was – tangentially connected to it since 2015 and 16. I was actually working for Russia Today in 2015.

I went to Moscow there with Michael Flynn, General Flynn, when he was at a dinner for a celebration of RT's news channel. And that famous dinner became part of the basis for the whole accusation that Flynn was a Russian agent.

I went to Moscow there with Michael Flynn, General Flynn, when he was at a dinner for a celebration of RT's news channel. And that famous dinner became part of the basis for the whole accusation that Flynn was a Russian agent.

I went to Moscow there with Michael Flynn, General Flynn, when he was at a dinner for a celebration of RT's news channel. And that famous dinner became part of the basis for the whole accusation that Flynn was a Russian agent.

So because I was working for Russia Today with great journalists and hosts like Jesse Ventura and Chris Hedges and Tom Hartman and so many others, Abby Martin, I understood this whole narrative of Russian collusion. is pretty thin because you're, you know, they're out there.

So because I was working for Russia Today with great journalists and hosts like Jesse Ventura and Chris Hedges and Tom Hartman and so many others, Abby Martin, I understood this whole narrative of Russian collusion. is pretty thin because you're, you know, they're out there.

So because I was working for Russia Today with great journalists and hosts like Jesse Ventura and Chris Hedges and Tom Hartman and so many others, Abby Martin, I understood this whole narrative of Russian collusion. is pretty thin because you're, you know, they're out there.

The intelligence community assessment is saying that RT, which is a bunch of Americans like myself doing news and journalism and, you know, giving our perspective on, on the, you know, on matters, you know, we are, we are the Russian agents. I mean, that's how I understood that there was something very wrong with the narrative.

The intelligence community assessment is saying that RT, which is a bunch of Americans like myself doing news and journalism and, you know, giving our perspective on, on the, you know, on matters, you know, we are, we are the Russian agents. I mean, that's how I understood that there was something very wrong with the narrative.