FAKE NEWS: CNN Hack Says "Gut Instinct" Told Him to Drive to Roger Stone's House and Film His Pre-Dawn Arrest

President Trump confidant Roger Stone was arrested in a pre-dawn raid on Friday by dirty cop Robert Mueller.

Stone was arrested on a process crime and not Russian collusion.

There was no Russian collusion.

But there is collusion between the Deep State Mueller investigators and Democrat politicians and anti-Trump news outlets.

The entire predawn raid of Roger Stone’s home was captured by the anti-Trump channel CNN.

CNN reporter David Shortell told CNN hosts he had an intuition to get to Roger Stone’s house and set up his camera crew before the pre-dawn raid.

What a lie.
Shortell just happened to have his camera’s set up before the FBI arrived to arrest Stone?
Please!
Mediaite reported:

With CNN being the only news organization on the scene as the FBI arrested former Trump campaign advisor Roger Stone, many have been wondering how they knew to be at his house.

Speaking with CNN’s John Berman and Alisyn Camerota, CNN producer David Shortell said he had a gut instinct to go to Stone’s residence after noticing unusual grand jury activity in Washington, D.C. on Thursday.

“The whole Russia team thought, maybe something was happening. There was unusual grand jury activity in Washington, D.C. yesterday. Robert Mueller’s grand jury typically meets on Friday, yesterday, a Thursday, there was grand jury activity,” Shortell said.

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“We also had some other signs that maybe something was going on this angle, the Roger Stone angle. So we showed up at his house this morning, we were the only ones there, and lo and behold the FBI agents did come and arrest him,” he added.

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