No, they're done when somebody actually defames.
"Defamation—also calumny, vilification, and traducement—is the communication of a false statement that harms the reputation of an individual person, business, product, group, government, religion, or nation.[1]"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Defamation
>>Since I listen to Jones show
LOL. Of course you do. Jones is a libtard con-artist who has temporarily ridden Trump's popular coat tales out of his niche among Art Bell's UFO / Big Foot / Atlantis / Conspiracy nuts.
Do you listen to Jones in the mail room while licking stamps for credit card shipments?
>>Stone claimed he was poisoned
And you've provided no evidence to disprove that claim.
>>Roger Stone the man who thinks Richard Nixon was the greatest president ever,
Nixon may not have been the greatest president ever - but nobody could accuse him of being a communist or a Russian collaborator; and that factual history is what Stone brought into Trump's campaign circle.
Defamation and libel suits are rarely filed by public figures. The reason is obvious....the burden of proof for a public figure is much higher than for the ordinary citizen.
I listen to Jones to hear what crazies are saying
Stones claim was that he was poisoned by polonium. He provided NO proof. All that was apparently true was that he got sick.
Stone was let go from the campaign very early on