Hey, everybody. We have a really great one today, you know, for a change. I'm very excited about

Malcolm Nance. You know Malcolm from MSNBC, and he's the first one to say the Russians were hacking

us. And very excited to have him. But before we go to Malcolm, I just want to talk about

Roger Stone. You've heard Norm Ornstein on this podcast. Norm wrote this a while ago,

talking about Joe Biden. Joe had just suffered an unspeakable tragedy, losing his wife and

young child in a horrible auto accident. Decades later when I lost my son,

Joe then VP, was extraordinarily warm and wonderful to me. My wife and my son Danny, Bo, a wonderful

young man, died months later. I wrote about that, about how nothing is more soul-shattering than losing a child,

how the Biden family had suffered more than anyone deserved, what a fine family it is.

Roger Stone replied that the Bidens had not suffered enough that Bo should have suffered more.

That is Donald Trump's friend, Roger Stone.

It's hard to believe that that would be anybody's friend,

except, of course, Donald Trump.

And now what's happened with Trump and Roger Stone is,

Roger Stone is guilty, has been convicted of several crimes,

including lying to Congress and witness tampering.

And the guidelines say seven to nine years.

Donald Trump says this is an outrage, this is a travesty, it's a good man.

Yeah, right.

So Bill Barr goes to the prosecutors and says, yeah, you got to ask for a lower sentence.

So they do.

And then the president tweets about it again.

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