Roger Stone Caught on Film in Secret Chat With Proud Boys Leader Before 2020 Vote

Long-time Donald Trump confidante and adviser Roger Stone has been captured in a new documentary chatting with the former head of the Proud Boys the day before the 2020 presidential election.

After he greets Enrique Tarrio, the one-time boss of the right-wing militant group, Stone waves away and walks from a camera and tech people filming scenes for "A Storm Foretold," a documentary about the events leading up to the Capitol insurrection that's premiering Friday.

Tarrio was sentenced last year to 22 years in prison for seditious conspiracy in the Jan. 6 raid on the U.S. Capitol. Stone, a self-described political "dirty trickster," was a key architect of the push to overturn the 2020 presidential election results that triggered insurrectionists.

Stone for some reason granted Danish documentary director Christoffer Guldbrandsen access to his activities before the 2020 presidential election — but not close enough for the Tarrio conversation.

“Stone had been busy, launching ‘Stop the Steal’ and mobilizing Trump allies and had just gotten off the phone with General Flynn, when Enrique Tarrio, the national leader of the Proud Boys, called," Guldbrandsen told the Rolling Stone, which was given a copy of the clip.

"Tarrio’s voice was inaudible, but Stone is heard telling him that he is still waiting for an update from the campaign — before he says he needs to talk without the camera rolling,” said Guldbrandsen.

"I heard you got stabbed," Stone can be heard in the clip telling Tarrio, who was slashed in a brawl near a bar in Washington D.C. two days before the presidential election.

"Congratulations," Stone added.