Fox's Andy McCarthy claims Roger Stone indictment should actually rule out Trump-Russia collusion

McCarthy: “If they had colluded with Russia, why would the campaign have had to turn to Roger Stone to find out what WikiLeaks had? They would've known that from Russia.”

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BRIAN KILMEADE (CO-HOST): You just say in the big picture, there's no -- it's not -- it doesn't really touch the president yet. 

ANDREW MCCARTHY (NATIONAL REVIEW): Well, I don't think not just yet, Brian, I don't see how it could because, here to make it real easy, if Trump and his campaign were in a criminal conspiracy of espionage with Russia, if they had colluded with Russia, why would the campaign have had to turn to Roger Stone to find out what WikiLeaks had? They would've known that from Russia. They wouldn't've needed people like Roger Stone. It's been obvious from a long time, even if you go back to Mueller's indictment to the two Russian entities, the troll farm case and the hacking case. There's no reason to think that Russia in its operations looked for any cooperation from anyone on the American side, not just President Trump.

Previously

Rudy Giuliani tells CNN’s Chris Cuomo, “I never said there was no collusion between the campaign, or between people in the campaign”

Fox News spent months on end declaring there was “no collusion” between Trump's campaign and Russia

After Roger Stone was released from custody, his first stop was The Alex Jones Show