All 4 Federal Prosecutors Withdraw From Roger Stone Proceeding

The transcript discusses the resignation of officials following the Justice Department's plan to reduce Roger Stone's sentencing recommendation. Prosecutors suggested a 7-9 year sentence for Stone, a Trump associate convicted of lying to Congress and other charges. The DOJ was surprised by this recommendation, calling it extreme. President Trump criticized the sentencing as unfair, but the DOJ clarified that the decision was made before Trump's comments and without White House influence. Stone's sentencing is scheduled for next Thursday.

What was the initial sentencing recommendation for Roger Stone by federal prosecutors?

• Between 9 and 11 years

• Between 7 and 9 years

• Between 11 and 13 years

• Between 5 and 7 years

Which charges was Roger Stone convicted of?

• Tax evasion and fraud

• Lying to Congress and witness tampering

• Money laundering and bribery

• Cybercrime and hacking

How did the Justice Department describe the initial sentencing recommendation for Stone?

• Unrelated and irrelevant

• Fair and justified

• Lenient and appropriate

• Extreme and excessive

What was President Trump's reaction to the sentencing recommendation?

• He criticized it as unfair

• He called it a fair decision

• He had no comment

• He supported it

When is Roger Stone scheduled to be sentenced?

• Next Wednesday

• Next Tuesday

• Next Monday

• Next Thursday