Martha
Stewart

knows
her
way
around
a
kitchen.

That’s
why
two
decades
after

being

convicted
of
felony
charges
related
to
selling
a
stock
just
before
the
price
dropped,
she
shared
her
fiery
feelings
about
those
in
charge
of
her
case
with
the
help
of
a
staple
kitchen
appliance.

“I
was
a
trophy
for
these
idiots,”
Martha
said
of
her
sentencing
in
the


Oct.
9


trailer
for
her
upcoming
documentary


Martha. “Those
prosecutors
should’ve
been
put
in
a
Cuisinart
and
turned
on
high.”

E!
News
has
reached
out
to
lead
prosecutor

James
Comey

for
comment
and
has
not
yet
heard
back.

“I
was
on
the
top
of
the
world
and
then
the
worst
thing
that
could
possibly
happen,
happened,”
the
83-year-old
recalled. “I
had
to
climb
out
of
a
hole.”

In
2003,

Martha

was
indicted
by
a
grand
jury
on
nine
charges,
including
conspiracy,
obstruction
of
justice,
and
making
false
statements
to
federal
investigators
in
connection
to
selling
her
ImClone
stock,
the



New
York
Times

reported
at
the
time.