The longtime Trump adviser said he has "grave concerns" about his approaching surrender date and is "optimistic" the president will take action in his case.
With his prison surrender date fast approaching, Roger Stone, President Donald Trump's former adviser, said Thursday he's concerned that going behind bars will be a"death penalty" for him — but he's"optimistic" his old friend will come to the rescue.
"I do try to read what he thinks through his tweets. … His tweets have been very critical of my prosecution, critical of the conduct of my trial, quite supportive," Stone told SiriusXM. But in a phone interview with Fox News commentator Sean Hannity on Thursday night, the president was noncommittal on whether he would pardon or commute the sentence for Stone or others.
He's asked an appeals court to push off his surrender date until Sept. 3, citing coronavirus concerns. “He is at considerable risk from serious health consequences, including death, if his surrender date is not extended,” Stone’s lawyers contended in a filing earlier this week.
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