Roger Stone Sentenced to More Than Three Years Behind Bars

The transcript discusses the sentencing hearing of Mr. Stone, highlighting the initial recommendation of 7 to 9 years by federal prosecutors, which was later revised to 3 to 4 years. The judge criticized both the government and Mr. Stone, particularly for his misconduct, including a social media post targeting the judge. The transcript also covers the potential for a retrial due to jury misconduct and the possibility of an appeal. Additionally, there is discussion about the potential for a presidential pardon, with public protests and petitions supporting this action.

What was the original sentencing recommendation proposed by the prosecution for Mr. Stone?

• 5 to 7 years

• 3 to 4 years

• 10 to 12 years

• 7 to 9 years

Why did the judge criticize Mr. Stone during the hearing?

• For refusing to testify

• For cooperating with the prosecution

• For covering up for the president

• For standing up for the president

What action did Mr. Stone take after his indictment that displeased the judge?

• He fled the country

• He apologized publicly

• He confessed to all charges

• He posted a picture of the judge with a target

What legal options are available to Mr. Stone following the sentencing?

• Request a change of judge

• Seek a plea bargain

• Accept the sentence without any further action

• Request a retrial and appeal the sentence

What was the public's reaction to the possibility of a presidential pardon for Mr. Stone?

• Celebrations in favor of the pardon

• Indifference

• Support with a petition

• Protests against the pardon