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Christian Josi | 04-26-26

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The Roger Stone Show

Roger Stone interviews multi-talented guest Christian Josi, exploring a range of topics that highlight their shared political alliances and personal friendship. The conversation functions as a platform for advocating for animal welfare legislation, specifically focusing on a push to make animal torture a felony in Iowa, while also celebrating Josi’s diverse career as a jazz vocalist and music publicist. Stone utilizes the segment to provide a defense of his own legal and financial history, framing his past struggles with the IRS and the Mueller investigation as a narrative of spiritual redemption and political persecution. Finally, the exchange offers a critique of modern conservative institutions, with the pair lamenting the perceived decline of CPAC from a grassroots powerhouse into a commercialized enterprise.

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