So, part of the reason they're upset that Trump and his team intended to benefit from the release of Clinton's emails?

I mean, isn't that what anyone would do in this situation?

"Oh, my bitter opponent is about to destroy themselves. I'd better step in and save them." said no one ever.

Also, shouldn't that be irrelevant considering that the emails were evidence of treason?

The indictment further states that Stone made "multiple false statements" about his communications surround Wikileaks and "falsely denied possessing records that contained evidence of these interactions." It also alleges that he "attempted to persuade a witness to provide false testimony to and withhold pertinent information from the investigations."

Stone, who has worked on presidential campaigns for Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, Bob Dole and others, has previously denied having any involvement in the Wikileaks case, other than having passed on information that had already been made public.

Sounds like a bunch of BS.

Why is this investigation taking so damn long?