Roger Stones growing Russia investigation problem and what it means for Trump
Longtime Trump adviser Roger Stone is in an increasing amount of trouble in the Russia investigation, it would seem.
What is less clear is how much his trouble might ensnare President Trump.
The Washington Post reported recently on previously unknown alleged contacts between Stone and WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. A person close to the situation, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, told The Post Stone spoke in spring 2016 about communications in which Assange talked about having hacked Democratic emails. The Post also reported that none other than Stone protege Sam Nunbergconfirmed Stone told him he had met with Assange — something Stone contends was a joke Nunberg misunderstood.
Now the Wall Street Journal has the email in which Stone claimed to Nunberg that he had met with Assange. “I dined with Julian Assange last night,” Stone wrote to Nunberg on Aug. 4, 2016.
Stone still says it was a joke and that he can prove he did not meet with Assange. The timeline is pretty damning, and the alleged contacts seriously undermine Stone's denials of working with WikiLeaks. The email to Nunberg came three weeks before Stone tweeted that Podesta would soon experience his “time in the barrel.” (Weeks later, Podesta's emails were released by WikiLeaks.) The Post's recent report was the first clear suggestion he had advance knowledge of the Podesta emails.
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If he's guilty of course 
They've yet to realize their wagons are hitched to the international pariah of this century. History books won't show them any kindness.