The White House press secretary said that the arrest of Donald Trump's former advisor had nothing to do with the president

Stone was arrested in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, after being indicted by a federal grand jury on Jan. 24 in Washington DC. He faces seven charges of indictment, including obstruction, manipulation of witnesses and misrepresentation. The defendant maintains his innocence.

Stone's indictment is the most detailed report to date on how the president-elect's campaign team learned in the summer of 2016 that emails from the campaign Hillary Clinton had been stolen.

Court documents they claim that between July and September of this year Pierre spoke with senior officials of the campaign Trump sure Wikileaks "and information that could have been could be detrimental to the Clinton campaign"In October of the same year, the founder of the site that filters sensitive information, Julian Assange, convened a press conference revealing secrets about Hillary Clinton.

In live from CNN Sanders did not specify the identity of the manager who had ordered Stone to obtain information on WikiLeaks revelations.