Sean Stone

Well, so 2015, 16, I started working for RT America, right? That was a DC-based group that had Chris Hedges, the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist. It had Tom Hartman, a leftist progressive guy, Jesse Ventura, Larry King. We had a lot of really interesting journalists, right? And we were a dissident because at that point, as you know, the media is controlled. I've understood this since I was...

uh seven years old you know being in jfk watching the fallout from jfk seeing the media reaction to jfk how you know how it was dismissed by the mainstream media obviously some historians got it but a lot of the mainstream never accepted that that narrative right they said it's a great film but it's bad history and it's a conspiracy theory fantasy

uh seven years old you know being in jfk watching the fallout from jfk seeing the media reaction to jfk how you know how it was dismissed by the mainstream media obviously some historians got it but a lot of the mainstream never accepted that that narrative right they said it's a great film but it's bad history and it's a conspiracy theory fantasy

So I understood from seven, eight years old that the media was lying to us. From the first Iraq war, through the bus, the Serbian war, through the second Iraq war, I knew all this stuff. I was watching it, you know, I literally would try to tell people.

So I understood from seven, eight years old that the media was lying to us. From the first Iraq war, through the bus, the Serbian war, through the second Iraq war, I knew all this stuff. I was watching it, you know, I literally would try to tell people.

So when I got a chance to work for RT, that was a way of actually having a platform for us dissidents to say things that were not acceptable on ABC, NBC, you know, CNN, right? And they turned that in 2016, they demonized RT America into this Russian

So when I got a chance to work for RT, that was a way of actually having a platform for us dissidents to say things that were not acceptable on ABC, NBC, you know, CNN, right? And they turned that in 2016, they demonized RT America into this Russian

propaganda outlet, that was the, remember when they said that the Russians interfered in the election, half of that report, which was only like 12, 13 pages was about RT America. That was the Russian interference narrative in the Trump election was that RT America was pushing stories that they didn't like about fracking or Syria, whatever it was. And they're saying, we interfered in the election.

propaganda outlet, that was the, remember when they said that the Russians interfered in the election, half of that report, which was only like 12, 13 pages was about RT America. That was the Russian interference narrative in the Trump election was that RT America was pushing stories that they didn't like about fracking or Syria, whatever it was. And they're saying, we interfered in the election.

I'm sitting there going, we're Americans. We have the right to speak our, it's free speech in this country. We can say what we feel and think, you know, we're doing journalistic work. So I understood this plot, this idea of the Russia interfering with the election was so thin at that point in 2017, that after the election, they released the ICA, you know, focusing on RT America.

I'm sitting there going, we're Americans. We have the right to speak our, it's free speech in this country. We can say what we feel and think, you know, we're doing journalistic work. So I understood this plot, this idea of the Russia interfering with the election was so thin at that point in 2017, that after the election, they released the ICA, you know, focusing on RT America.

And I go, where's the Russian collusion there? What did the Russians do? Did they hack into our election machines? There's no evidence of them hacking into our election machines to switch votes. So what does that mean to say they interfered in the election? It's one of those CIA kind of words, you know, interference, Russian interference, misinformation.

And I go, where's the Russian collusion there? What did the Russians do? Did they hack into our election machines? There's no evidence of them hacking into our election machines to switch votes. So what does that mean to say they interfered in the election? It's one of those CIA kind of words, you know, interference, Russian interference, misinformation.

These are all CIA words that they put out there to confuse people. So at that point, I didn't pay attention.

These are all CIA words that they put out there to confuse people. So at that point, I didn't pay attention.

Yeah, I mean, I wrote a book on the New World Order. It was my college thesis. I did Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura as a host. I did Buzzsaw as a host for many years before RT. So I've been familiar with history and untold history of the United States. His docuseries, I worked as an editor for a year on. I gave him contributed ideas about some of the angles and points for it.

Yeah, I mean, I wrote a book on the New World Order. It was my college thesis. I did Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura as a host. I did Buzzsaw as a host for many years before RT. So I've been familiar with history and untold history of the United States. His docuseries, I worked as an editor for a year on. I gave him contributed ideas about some of the angles and points for it.

So a lot of this is just my background. So again, when I saw the Russian collusion narrative in 2016 for Trump, I... I liked Trump coming in because I liked the fact that he was an outsider. I thought it was Bush, Clinton. We're stuck in this rigged game. And someone came in who said, hey, Putin, why don't we get along with Putin? We can talk. We can work with him. We can negotiate.

So a lot of this is just my background. So again, when I saw the Russian collusion narrative in 2016 for Trump, I... I liked Trump coming in because I liked the fact that he was an outsider. I thought it was Bush, Clinton. We're stuck in this rigged game. And someone came in who said, hey, Putin, why don't we get along with Putin? We can talk. We can work with him. We can negotiate.

I said, good for him.