Radio Host Testifies In Front Of Mueller’s Grand Jury About Roger Stone

on September 7, 2018 in Washington, DC.
WASHINGTON, DC - SEPTEMBER 07: Randy Credico leaves with his dog Bianca from the U.S. District Court, September 7, 2018 in Washington, DC. Credico, a comedian with ties to Roger Stone, was subpoenaed by special coun... WASHINGTON, DC - SEPTEMBER 07: Randy Credico leaves with his dog Bianca from the U.S. District Court, September 7, 2018 in Washington, DC. Credico, a comedian with ties to Roger Stone, was subpoenaed by special counsel Robert Mueller to testify before the grand jury today. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images) MORE LESS

A radio host who Roger Stone reportedly claimed was his intermediary with Julian Assange testified in front of special counsel Robert Mueller’s grand jury Friday in Washington, D.C. The questioning of Randy Credico behind closed doors lasted about two hours and 15 minutes, and the subject matter was “primarily” his relationship with Stone, his attorney Martin Stolar said after emerging with his client from the federal courthouse where the grand jury meets.

“Very little” of the questioning had to do with Assange, Credico told reporters, before Stolar instructed him not to answer any more questions about the specifics of his testimony.

Credico has denied acting as a backchannel between Stone and Assange, who he nonetheless defended Friday and called a “very close friend.”

“If he goes down, guess who goes down next: you guys go down,” Credico told reporters, referring to speculation that the Justice Department could prosecute Assange. Credico admitted that he had no information about whether Assange is being investigated by the feds, and his attorney said that Friday’s testimony about Stone was separate from any effort to prosecute the Wikileaks founder.

Credico said he has not spoken to Stone since May. Prosecutors did not give him any instructions prohibiting him from communicating with Stone, or anyone else, he said.

He said the questioning was led by Aaron Zelinsky, an assistant U.S. attorney who is on Mueller’s team, and there were two other prosecutors present.

Credico turned down the opportunity to interview with Mueller voluntarily before being subpoenaed in August.

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  1. Avatar for tsp tsp says:

    Is that a Sympathy Puppy there in that picture?

  2. Avatar for reggid reggid says:

    “If he goes down, guess who goes down next: you guys go down,” Credico told reporters, referring to speculation that the Justice Department could prosecute Assange.

    Dear snivelling, cowardly, traitorous weasel:

    The criminal, rapist, and Putin puppet Assange should go down. The end.

  3. If he goes to jail, we will take the pooch. It should not have to suffer due to its owner transgressions.

  4. Avatar for erik_t erik_t says:

    “Very little” of the questioning had to do with Assange, Credico told reporters, before [his attorney] instructed him not to answer any more questions about the specifics of his testimony.

    Mr. Credico, you are dumb. You are really, really dumb, for real.

    Criminy.

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