Actor Robert Davi Shreds Kamala's Debate Performance as Acting

The StoneZONE with Roger Stone

Hollywood actor, singer, and filmmaker, Robert Davi, who starred in movie classics such as The Goonies, Die Hard, and License to Kill, joins The StoneZONE to show his new pro-Trump music video, “The House I Live In”, and to discuss Kamala Harris' performance in this week's presidential debate.

Davi believes that Harris' entire performance was memorized using acting techniques that he has long been familiar with.

Stone points out the growing scandal in which whistleblowers from ABC have come forward to expose ABC's collusion with the Harris campaign, which included supplying debate questions to the Harris camp in advance, as well as an agreement that moderators would constantly fact-check Trump while not fact-checking Harris.

Stone also points out that ABC used cheap tricks such as providing President Trump with a shorter microphone stand which required him to lean down to answer questions, as well as manipulating the television images to make Harris, who is 5'4", appear as tall as Trump, who is 6'3".

Troy Smith, Editor-in-Chief of Slingshot.news points out that several reputable polls have now shown that the vast majority of voters saw through the manipulation of the debate, and that Trump has maintained a post-debate lead over Harris, particularly among independents.

Cannabis scientist, AJ Fabrizio, joins The StoneZONE to discuss the economic boom unleashed by President Trump when he legalized hemp in the 2018 farm bill. Fabrizio explains the difference between the federal regulation of hemp and the regulation of the recreational and medicinal marijuana industry. Fabrizio also outlines why current proposals in the Congress to amend Trump's hemp law are not based on concerns about public health, but have the potential to cost the country hundreds of thousands of jobs and millions in economic activity and tax revenue.

Roger Stone highly recommends the new movie, REAGAN, starring Dennis Quaid and Penelope Ann Miller, in which actor Robert Davi plays a small but powerful role.

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