President Trump declines to say whether he is considering a pardon for his longtime confidant Roger Stone.
to testify in March and that members plan to ask him about Stone's case.
Trump denied that his tweets criticizing Stone's recommended sentence amounted to interference with the case, telling reporters that Stone"was treated very badly" and that the initial sentencing recommendation was a"disgrace."Trump also briefly discussed his impeachment at Wednesday's event. When asked what lessons he had learned, he attacked Democrats.
He said he had learned"that the Democrats are crooked, that they're vicious, that they shouldn't have brought impeachment."
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