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John Dean: I can't say on TV what I think of Roger Stone
Former Nixon White House counsel John Dean reacts to news of top Justice Department officials undercutting their own federal prosecutors by announcing plans to reduce the government's sentence recommended for longtime Donald Trump confidante Roger Stone. Stone was convicted on seven charges that derived from special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation, including lying to Congress and witness tampering.
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