Whatever "indicates" means.
Talk show host and liberal activist Randy Credico testified for more than two hours Friday before a grand jury run by special counsel Robert Mueller's office that appears to be zeroing in on former Trump adviser Roger Stone.
Credico emerged from the questioning, describing it as something of an ordeal.
"It was like sitting on an electric chair for a couple of hours," he told POLITICO.
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Mueller's team is interested in Stone because of his outreach to WikiLeaks and its founder, Julian Assange, whose organization released emails during the 2016 presidential campaign that U.S. intelligence officials say Russian hackers stole from the personal account of Hillary Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta.
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Credico is a devoted advocate for Assange, and Stone's contacts with Credico have led to speculation that Credico served as an intermediary of sorts between Assange and Stone.
Asked how much of the questioning Friday was about Assange, Credico said: "Very little."
[Credico's attorney Martin] Stolar then cut him off: "No, don't. ... The specific questions we're not going to get into."
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"The subject matter of the questions was primarily his relationship with Roger Stone," Stolar said. "The majority of the questioning had to do with Roger Stone."
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