Roger Stone Calls Black Radio Host A “Negro” While On Air
On Saturday night, Roger Stone appeared on “The Mr. Mo’Kelly Show” on KFI AM 640 and got into a debate with radio host Morris W. O’Kelly about his federal conviction.
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During the phone interview which was broadcast and streamed, O’Kelly asked Stone about his relationship with President Donald Trump. “There are thousands of people treated unfairly daily in the justice system. Hell, your number just happened to come up in the lottery. I’m guessing it was more than just luck, Roger, right?” O’Kelly asked over the phone, according to the New York Times.
From there, Stone, who was spared a prison sentence this month by Trump — muttered in response: “I don’t really feel like arguing with this Negro.” It is unclear whether he was speaking to himself or someone else who might have been next to him. However, O’Kelly responded and said: “I’m sorry what was that Roger?”, the 67-year-old former political adviser to Trump then acted as if he had poor connection.
Things got even more intense following 20 second of silence. After being asked to repeat himself, Stone insisted that he didn’t use any racial slur, telling O’Kelly: “You’re out of your mind.”
Late Saturday, O’Kelly tweeted about the shocking interview and made it clear that he is “nobody’s Negro”
“Hey everyone. I heard what I heard. The audio is the audio. I will address in Hour 2. We’re blowing out the second half of the show. #RogerStone I am nobody’s NEGRO.”
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