'Nobody has earned Trump's trust like Roger Stone when it comes to how to navigate politics,' says Morgan Pehme, co-director of 'Get Me Roger Stone'. 'Now that Trump is on the ropes in terms of public polling, he needs Roger Stone in his corner.'
In 2017, Roger Stone was the subject of a Netflix documentary "Get Me Roger Stone" that looked at Stone's political roots, his deep love of Richard Nixon and his campaign to get Donald Trump elected at all costs.
Stone lives a self-described "Machiavellian" life and, tends "to believe the worst in people", emphasizing the point by saying that he believes "hate is a stronger motivator than love".
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