3 things you learned from the Bill Spadea Show: Praise for the Garden State Film Festival and more

Another great show this morning with a blend of scandal and laughter. New York Times best selling author, Roger Stone vehemently denies being the source for National Enquirer's story on Ted Cruz's alleged premarital affair. We even had Sopranos actor, Al Sapienza call in praising the Garden State Film Festival. On top of all that, we had Brandon T. Jackson in studio for more laughs.

Stone denies being the source for the National Enquirer Ted Cruz premarital affair story

The battle lines are drawn between Cruz and Trump, after an alleged Cruz premarital affair story surfaces. New York Times best selling author, Roger Stone finds himself in the midst of it all. National Enquirer recently ran an article surrounding the Texas senator affair with many woman. According to Cruz, Stone leaked the story about premarital affairs. Roger denies being the source for the National Enquirer story.

“Ted Cruz attacked me by name on Fox and CNN with a completely false and unproven claim that I am the individual who placed the story with the National Enquirer. If I were going to place my story as a dirty trick: why would I allow myself to be quoted in the story? In other words, why would I leave a big old thumb print on it. They told me about two additional incidents with woman that I was unaware of. I am not the progenitor. I don't work with Donald Trump. Never discussed it with his campaign. This is an attempt to add deflection. There are eight suspected paramours of Ted Cruz.  I think the guy is so creepy, he can get five woman to sleep with," says Stone. Listen to the full call on Roger Stone vehemently denying claims of being the source of a Cruz premarital affair story.

Two different perspectives, two passionate callers on my show today. One caller was in support of Trump, while another caller was opposed. Listen to the different takes below.

Soprano Actor Al Sapienza compliments Garden State Film Festival

Sopranos and House of Cards actor, Al Sapienza expresses his admiration for the Garden State Film Festival. Sapienza says the GSFF is a convention for veteran and young filmmakers, actors, and producers. "Film festivals are great, it gives young filmmakers a chance to connect with professionals. It's all positive creativity," says the House of Cards star.

Sapienza discusses his experience on HBO's hit show The Sopranos as Mike Pienza. Sapienza also stars in Netflix's House of Cards as Marty Spinella. The show has surpassed peoples expectations.

Also, Sapienza humbly acknowledges the massive talent in the Garden State. Hear the full interview below.

Brandon T. Jackson lightens up the studio

Tropic Thunder actor and stand up comedian, Brandon T. Jackson started his career at a very young age. At age 14, he would begin a life in comedy. A Detroit native, Brandon is happy to be a part of the East Coast. Jackson made everyone in the studio laugh. A very personable Jackson explains that most comic talk about how many shows they booked and places they have gone.

See Brandon T. Jackson at the Stress Factory for more laughs.