Andrew Procop, you cover the Mueller investigation for Vox pretty conveniently.

The president temporarily reopened the government without wall funding today.

The same day his good friend and former campaign advisor had a very bad day.

What happened to Roger Stone's morning?

So early in the morning, FBI agents showed up at the home of longtime Donald Trump advisor

Roger Stone in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

And they arrested him and soon Mueller's office publicly released an indictment of stone

for allegedly lying to Congress and attempting to obstruct the congressional investigations

of what happened in 2016 between the Trump campaign and Russia.

So what's he being charged with?

He was charged with one count of attempting to obstruct an official proceeding, which

refers to the House Intelligence Committee's investigation, then five counts of making

false statements to the House Intelligence Committee and one count of witness tampering,

basically trying to threaten and intimidate a witness to give an allegedly false story

that would help stone.

Okay, so we have these seven charges.

Abstruction of an official proceeding, making false statements and witness tampering.

What is the obstruction of official proceeding, making false statements portion of it?

So back in 2016, Roger Stone repeatedly claimed to have some information about what

WikiLeaks or Julian Assange were going to do.

We know they eventually released emails of Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman, John

Podesta.

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