Roger Stone admits Trump acted as his own spokesman

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A top ally of Donald Trump admitted recently that the presumptive Republican nominee acted as his own spokesman in 1991 after audio between a publicist name John Miller and People magazine emerged late last week.

Roger Stone, a former Trump political hand, said in an interview Saturday that Trump posed as his own spokesperson, but subsequently downplayed it, comparing it to the Founding Fathers using pseudonyms to get their message out without talking themselves.

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