roger stone does an AMA on reddit, goes about as well as you'd expect

Where did Donald develop his irrational hatred of Muslims from?

And don't try and say he doesn't hate them. He said nothing about the attack yesterday in Quebec where 6 people were killed .....but he jumps at the chance today to mention an attack involving a Muslim in France where no one was killed.

Does he not understand that some people from a certain religion who commit horrible acts don't represent all of the people of that religion.

Now there is a real distortion of Donal Trumps views. One only need to look of swarms of young Muslim men rampaging in Germany, France and Belgium, raping women and children, destroying public property, menacing citizens, defecating in public fountains and setting cars on fire to see the results of "Open Borders". While it is likely that the majority of Muslims who want to come to the U.S are decent peace loving people, it is not unreasonable to also assume that some sub of applicants (who are overwhelmingly young men) would in fact be terrorists. The President has made it clear that this "travel ban" of people from 7 countries (5 of which Obama bombed) would only be in place until we can implement a better and stronger process to examine and vet each applicant to weed out those with criminal records who are coming here with ill purposes. This is not bigotry, it is common sense.

How can you still support Donald Trump after his amazing display of incompetence over the last week?

Incompetence? Repealing Obamacare. Putting a temporary ban on visitors from countries that are hotbeds of terrorism. Repealing Dodd-Frank. Reaffirming his intention to restore Glass-Steagall hunkered down with advisors with a plan to rebuild America's infrastructure without taking on excessive debt. Let others wallow in twittergate. Trump is focused on the big picture challenges the country faces and is successfully implementing his reforms. How amazing an elected official who actually does what he was going to do in his campaign!

Hi Roger,
I think it's pretty well known that you're a fan of the Nixon administration, which was in turn known for their brand of game theory based international relations that might be summed up as 'mad man theory'. In this school of political philosophy, unpredicability is an asset rather than a flaw.
My question is: seeing that you've been such a long time confidant of President Trump, can you provide any insight into whether his particular style of communication is purposefully unpredictable, or is that just intrinsic to his personality? And do you view that unpredictability as one of his assets? How do you envision him wielding that particular trait?

There is no question that Trump, like Nixon is a master negotiator. Both are tough and wily. They both understand that one must take on "poses" in skillful negotiations. From that point of view, Nixon understood it was crucial that there adversaries never really know or knew the extremes they are capable of. Like Nixon, Trump understands power and knows how to use it.