Former Donald Trump adviser Roger Stone rejected claims he had any involvement with Russian intelligence officials during or after the 2016 presidential campaign and said he welcomed a “fair, unbiased investigation” to clear his name.
“Categorically, positively not,” he said when asked Thursday on TODAY whether he had any regular dealings with Russians officials.
The New York Times named Stone as one of several Trump advisers under investigation for possible interaction with the Russians during the election campaign.
Stone told TODAY he has never been contacted by the FBI or any other law enforcement agency about a possible probe, including the investigation into Russia’s electronic hacking into the Democratic National Committee as a way to disrupt the presidential election.
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Julian Assange
How about with foreign agents of Russian intelligence with the initials J A?https://t.co/2UmK6h99yF
— John Schindler (@20committee) February 16, 2017
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