Trump's longtime advisor maneuvers in and out of filmmaker Christoffer Guldbrandsen's grasp in this jaw-dropping look at a political puppetmaster.
Is it possible Roger Stone — the great manipulator, the master puppeteer, the power behind the power — thinks Guldbrandsen’s entertaining, at times jaw-dropping, yet deeply dismaying “A Storm Foretold” is going to show him in a good light? A man who wears a “Roger Stone Did Nothing Wrong” T-shirt, a sartorial choice that just screams innocence. Stone’s response to the news of the cardiac event is to judge it the perfect time to get in a snide yet muddled would-be zinger about Denmark’s socialized health care. [Christoffer Guldbrandsen](https://variety.com/t/christoffer-guldbrandsen/)’s “ [A Storm Foretold](https://variety.com/t/a-storm-foretold/),” a wild-ride doc that grants all-areas access to Stone over a three-year period starting with his 2019 indictment and subsequent pardon, suggests this is not strictly fair. It’s hard to stomach that America can really have been so played by a man who shills “nutriceuticals” on Alex Jones’ Infowars show. That’s not to say that filming “A Storm Foretold” never killed him.
Although Trump has been the Republican Party's presumptive 2024 nominee since losing the 2020 election, rumors have swirled about DeSantis running for president ...
Later in the interview, Stone speculated that DeSantis might avoid interacting with people because he is “on the spectrum”: “He does not have the common touch. I don’t know if he is an introvert in an extrovert’s business, whether he may be on the spectrum, I don’t know. because in all honesty, Ron DeSantis is a cold fish who doesn’t like people.”