if Roger Stone told the special counsel or told anybody in an official capacity a lie, that's a very big deal and a very big point of leverage that Mueller would now have on top of Roger Stone.
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Himes discusses the implications of Roger Stone potentially lying to the special counsel and the leverage it gives Mueller.
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