Rudy Giuliani: It’s not a crime if Roger Stone gave heads-up about WikiLeaks email dump

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If former Trump confidant Roger Stone gave anyone advance notice of WikiLeaks’ plans to release emails hacked from Democrats, it would not be a crime, President Trump’s lawyer Rudy Giuliani asserted Sunday.

The former New York City mayor told ABC’s “This Week” that Stone did not tell Trump that in summer 2016, WikiLeaks had emails from the campaign manager for presidential rival Hillary Clinton and the Democratic National Committee.

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