The judge in the Roger Stone case would very much like him to stop doing so many radio and TV interviews.
Judge Amy Berman Jackson, who is considering issuing a gag order, told Stone in court Friday that he should avoid acting like he's currently on "a book tour" and shouldn't be making his case "on the talk show circuit," CNN reports. “This is a criminal proceeding and not a public relations campaign,” she reminded him.
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