Former Trump advisor Roger Stone was involved in a car crash recently.
Stone was the passenger of an SUV when a pickup truck reportedly T-boned him while traveling in Memphis, Tennessee.
The good news is Roger Stone wasn’t hurt in what Stone is now calling a miracle.
Flying glass struck two bodyguards in the car transporting Stone but no one was injured enough to go to the hospital.
The Daily Mail dropped these details:
Roger Stone says it’s a miracle he wasn’t hurt Wednesday afternoon when the luxury SUV he rode to a television appearance near Memphis, Tenn., was violently hit by another vehicle.
Two bodyguards in the car with Stone, Donald Trump’s political consultant and confidante, suffered minor cuts from flying glass.
But neither they nor Stone were taken to the hospital after they were checked out by ambulance crews dispatched to the scene.
In an exclusive interview with DailyMail.com, Stone said the black late-model Ford Expedition where he was a passenger on the back seat was t-boned by a pickup truck that, according to Stone, failed to stop at a red light.
Stone said he was on his way to host The Stone Zone, his daily political show that airs on the television stations of Conservative My Pillow pitchman and fellow Trump associate Mike Lindell.
The accident occurred shortly after 3:30 p.m. in Germantown, Tenn., a suburb of Memphis.
Stone is completely fine now and was even spotted at Trump’s big announcement last night:
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