Roger Stone and co-host Troy Smith are joined by Sticker Mule CEO Anthony Constantino, who reveals he is seriously considering running for the Congressional seat soon to be vacated by Elise Stefanik, who Trump has picked as his UN Ambassador.
Anthony catapulted into the public spotlight after publicly endorsing President Donald Trump the day of his Butler, PA assassination attempt. He sent an email to all his customers calling for unity, resulting in backlash from the left. Constantino even gave his 79 customer service employees a payment of $2,500 in "Hazard Pay" for the threats they faced over the endorsement.
He doubled down in his support by launching Sticker PAC, which sent free Trump sticker packs to anyone who signed up, ultimately sending over 60,000 to Americans across the country.
Constantino also went viral for erecting a massive 'Vote for Trump' sign atop one of his factory buildings in Amsterdam, NY. The city threatened to have him arrested via a court order if he unveiled the sign, but he continued plans for a massive sign lighting ceremony, which ultimately was attended by thousands of people. The court order was blocked only minutes before the rally began.
The sign was covered in many media outlets, including the New York Times, which President Trump sent a copy of with a thank you note addressed to Anthony. It also went viral on social media, with figures such as Roger Stone, Donald Trump Jr., and even President Trump himself sharing pictures of the sign on Truth Social.
Stone also takes a victory lap following the news that Trump will not be appointing notorious neo-cons Mike Pompeo and Nikki Haley to posts in his Administration. Trump's announcement came just a day after Stone published a story on his 'Stone Cold Truth' Substack blog outlining the reasons Trump cannot trust the two:
Stone and Smith further discuss the news of the day in a show you won't want to miss.
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