Mueller Says Stone Still A 'Convicted Felon' Despite Commutation

The transcript discusses Roger Stone, a longtime adviser to President Trump, who remains a convicted felon despite a presidential commutation. Mueller, in a Washington Post Op-Ed, defends the legitimacy of the Russia investigation, stating Stone was prosecuted for federal crimes. President Trump commuted Stone's sentence, allowing him to appeal his convictions. The commutation was criticized by Democrats, with Adam Schiff expressing concern over the rule of law.

What was Robert Mueller's main reason for writing the Op-Ed in the Washington Post?

• To discuss his future plans

• To support President Trump's decision

• To address claims about the Russia investigation

• To announce his retirement

What was the length of the prison sentence that Roger Stone was initially set to serve?

• 50 months

• 40 months

• 30 months

• 20 months

What did President Trump call the investigation that led to Roger Stone's conviction?

• A necessary inquiry

• A justified prosecution

• A fair trial

• An illegal witch hunt

What does the commutation of Roger Stone's sentence allow him to do?

• Avoid any legal proceedings

• Appeal his convictions

• Receive a pardon

• Serve his full sentence

How did Adam Schiff describe the impact of the commutation on those who care about the rule of law?

• Relieved

• Nauseated

• Supportive

• Indifferent