Two years after Stop the Steal insurrection at the Capitol: What did Roger Stone do with money he raised?

A promotion for a 2019 appearance by Roger Stone and Kristin Davis at a VIrginia "gentleman's club." Photo: CNN

By Dan Christensen, FloridaBulldog.org

Days before shutting down at the end of 2022, the January 6^th Committee made public a copy of Fort Lauderdale resident Roger Stone’s December 2021 deposition. Not much was reported about it because the longtime confidante of former President Donald Trump previously announced he’d invoked the Fifth Amendment and refused to answer any questions.

While news of the committee’s interest in Stone wasn’t getable from 32-pages of Stone’s non-answers, it is apparent in the questions the committee asked him – and others. That includes his secretary/scheduler Kristin Davis, perhaps best remembered as the “Manhattan Madam” who ran a high-end prostitution service whose clients, she claimed, included then-New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer.

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Two years after Stop the Steal insurrection at the Capitol: What did Roger Stone do with money he raised?

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