jerome corsi.e feds somehow believe he may have had a nantd release of the dnc emails during the 2016 campaign. dr. corsi claims the feds are unlawfully surveilling and pressuring him. that's part of the lawsuit. he says they want him to give answers he doesn't have. dr. jerome corsi, he joins me now. happy new year. it didn't go as you hoped. >> this one judge who had been favorable to cases of massive surveillance which i think we are increasingly under as a society. he just had to appetite to take the case. he's a senior judge it seemed he wanted to retire and look for reasons not to take the case. the case has been reassigned already to another judge in the u.s. district court in washington. a judge who is appointed by george h.w. bush. and by bill children to the u.s. district case. i know the case has merit. i know we have been under illegal electronic surveillance. there have been leaks from the grand jury. the way i was fleet this testimony i think was criminal prosecutorial misconduct. i i

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. >> look, i think it is very, very telling that roger stone did not mention jerome corsi during his interview before the house intelligence committee even though he was trying, apparently, to get these stolen e-mails via corsi from julian assange far earlier than when he was trying to get them from randy credico. randy credico seemed to have been the cover story and yes, randy was representing himself as someone who potentially had information about what wikileaks would drop because it is important to remember that julian assange was saying beginning in june of 2016 that there was something coming and he had e-mails related to hillary clinton and there could be an october surprise, et cetera, et cetera. but the first person that roger stone went to try to get more e-mails after the dnc hack was published, the first published by wikileaks in late july, was dr. corsi. and i think it is -- it's also -- i'm sorry to say, really, really unbelievable, dr. corsi, that you just had some kind of devine revelation about the podesta e-mails while traveling in italy it doesn't make a lot of

jerome corsi.hy he's worried the feds are coming for him tonight after roger stone was arrested today and charged with lying to congress. "trish regan primetime" begins right now. breaking right now. venezuela's illegitimate socialist dictator, nicolas maduro growing closer to russia as his grip on power erodes. reports that maduro is being personally protected by kremlin contractors who do secret missions for the kremlin. hundreds of thousands of venezuelans took to the streets of caracas. it was a remarkable scene. they are all over venezuela with hundreds of thousands of people marching for freedom. and the country's rightful president, president juan guaido swore himself in. general, glad to have you here. we are in this and we can't back down. we are in, and russia at this moment is trying to escalate it. why is russia dabbling here in our hemisphere? >> because venezuela is a major thorn in our side. they are a socialist regime. they can threaten the united states in our hemisphere with their

jerome corsi and his wife. he has proof robert mueller is subpoenaing his stepson for the wrong reasons. his wife monica is here in her first television interview ever. she is terrified she may lose both her husband and son to the feds. that's next. great news, liberty mutual customizes- uh uh - i deliver the news around here. ♪ sources say liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. over to you, logo. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ each day justin at work... walk. and after work. he does it all with dr. scholl's. only dr. scholl's has massaging gel insoles that provide all-day comfort. to keep him feeling more energized. dr. scholl's. born to move. i that's the retirement plan.e, with my annuity, i know there is a guarantee. it's for my family, its for my self, its for my future. annuities can provide protected income for life. learn more at retire your risk dot org. trish: new developments in the story of conservative columnist jerome corsi. robert mueller thinks

with me is jerome corsi. ill refer to you as you are referred to legally as person 1, not the other name. >> i prefer to use my legitimate name, jerome coarse it is. >> thank you for coming back,. >> sir. >> great pleasure. >> given what we see now in the evidence in this indictment, let me ask you point-blank very clear, are you in roger stone's telling the actual intermediary to wikileaks? >> no, i'm not. i don't have any tie to wikileaks. i've never -- as i said repeatedly, i've never spoken to julian assange, never communicated with him directly or indirectly. so it's impossible that i be roger stone's link to julian assange. >> is there anything in here about your dealings that you think is wrong in this indictment? >> i think it's entirely correct and consistent with my 40 hours of testimony. >> you gave a lot of testimony. >> yes. >> if this is entirely correct, doesn't this state that essentially roger stone took what he did with you and then tried to blame it on another person, person 2? >> well, it s

>> because jerome corsi wants to protect jerome corsi.s trying to carve out his own story of i'm not engaged in a conspiracy. i was just someone having conversations with old friends. i didn't do anything wrong but they tried to get me to do something wrong. >> or maybe he tells racist lies but not criminal lies and they are different types of lies in the eyes of the law depending. is it enough if what bob mueller ends one on the stone front is a debate with false hoods between two individuals who don't people is credible, or do you think he really needs more than false statements on stone? >> you know, it depends what he is going to charge first of all. if he is going for a perjury charge and he has e-mails that demonstrate that the facts were different from what they have stated, then he has enough for perjury. i think the question is whether there are other additional charges that might be coming his way. what we know is that perjury looks pretty likely. >> and i've said in fairness to roger spoken to he's exaggerated on all sorts of t

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jerome corsi. see reporters getting sued because i believe in the freedom of the press. but in the case of jeff bezos, "the washington post," your concern is there is something amiss. >> last week the reporter in question called me and said he had inside information from the mueller team, prosecutors. mainly that i was being paid hush money by alex jones's father to substitute me up about something or other, and i had turned on alex jones and was going to reveal information and i was working with the prosecutors. it was all preposterous. first i have been paid severance by mr. jones. i have a copy of the agreement. trish: alex jones' father. dr. jones runs alex's business. trish: you used to work there. you left and were getting severance pay. somehow there is a leap between severance payments and hush money. >> i made it very, very clear what's happened with the special prosecutor. i have given many interviews. so the idea i'm being paid hush money is preposterous. trish: i don't want to put word

how much weight can you give to jerome corsi's words? >> i agree with jeffrey.some weight. if what he says is true, that's a bombshell. i think what the special prosecutor and everybody in the public should look at is the series of e-mails between the summer and fall of 2016 between corsi and roger stone that have been reported out. i want to point out one other thing happened on that day, october 7, 2016. that was the day that the obama administration publically, formally charged russia with the dnc hack. that also got buried that day by the "access hollywood" story. >> an important point. you think the electronic devices, other information that were seized by the fbi in the raids on roger stone's two homes, one in florida, one in new york, storage facility he had, that could provide significant evidence? >> yeah. that's only half the story. it's not only the electronic devices. you go to an internet service provider and get data from that. that might tell you whether somebody talked to somebody talked to somebody, talked to somebody, talked to wikileaks. you c

they may end up with the written testimony of jerome corsi.ithin the four corners of this indictment and these charges it's really important. i don't think, again, it's going to lead to additional charges for roger stone in the conspiracy realm. but as far as this goes i don't think he will plea because he doesn't seem like that kind of guy, but he really ought to be looking for some sort of resolution. >> meaning stone? >> yes. he won't but he should. >> you said you won't think he will plead. didn't we hear that from michael cohen and other people, i'm not going to do it and all of a sudden oh, wait, what happened? do you think stone is cut from a different cloth? >> i do. i also think his game right now is to keep all of his options open. i think he tries to drag out this pretrial phase. i think he keeps giving the trump talk points to keep the pardon open. i think he loves to be in the spotlight and keep that going. i think for the moment he's raising money for his defense fund through tv and that's why he's going to keep it going. >> that

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oral or nasal. ♪ >> sean: joining us now, jerome corsi, facing his own legal fight within the specialafter rejecting mueller's plea deal because he says he refuses to lie under oath against president trump. dr. corsi was criminally threatened and coerced to tell a lie, call it the truth. here with further reaction, no more," dr. jerome corsi. you spent 40 hours with mueller, correct? >> yes, sean, 40 hours. >> sean: you are 72 years old, right? >> yes, i'm 72. >> sean: in the course of answering questions, you didn't remember emails specifically from two years prior. >> correct. >> sean: at times, you amended some of your testimony? >> almost continuously, as i said, i'm not a human tape recorder. you can't punch a button and i can't remember precisely this gotcha game that the mueller prosecutors were determined to play. it became psychologically really disturbing and by theal end of 40 hours, i think my mind was complete mush. >> sean: i can't tell you who was on the show on monday. i don't know. i'm with you. but when you found out and you went through your papers and emails and st

he has been trying to talk to jerome corsi. jerome corsi at one point was cooperating. he has stopped cooperating with the mueller team. now they have brought in his step-son. they've been questioning him. he testified before the grand jury today, and really, this may all have to do with wikileaks, of course, and whether or not there was any knowledge beforehand by roger stone, perhaps the president's campaign about the release of some of these e-mails that wikileaks wound up releasing. >> and clearly, look, this is having an impact on roger stone. he seemed like a clear target 20 months ago when mueller was appointed the special counsel. but he's essentially living in limbo right now, right? >> he has been living in limbo. he has been avoiding friday nights. he has been hiding sort of at home, waiting, thinking that this was going to be the day that he was going to be arrested. fridays are -- typically we all expect to see some activity, and sometimes there are arrests. he's back, he says, to living his life, enjoying pizza. he is certainly hanging out with his dogs, w

-- roger stone and jerome corsi are on opposite sides in terms of their stories. paul, you have in the indictment a pretty straightforward narrative. on or about the same day september 18th, 2016, stone e-mailed person two, who may be randy kretico in an article with allegations against then candidate clinton. stone stated, please ask the head of organization one, presumably julian assange, for any state or hrc e-mail from august 10 through august 30, particularly on august 20, 2011, that mention the subject of the article or confirmed this narrative. as a prosecutor, is that just roger stone realizing that wikileaks has stuff anyway and, hey, if you're already releasing stuff anyway, here are some of our orders we're just placing a few orders or is that a conspiracy to commit a crime >> well, that's the question that robert mueller has to be centered on right now. so what we know is that even though stone is indicted that the investigation of him continues. and i think it's clear that mueller would love for roger stone to flip, to turn state's evidence we've seen

it's jerome corsi who joins me now. he requested his lawyer larry clayman be present as well. mr. thanks for joining us. you say that the information in the mueller indictment is accurate and that roger stone needs to tell the truth. he's facing serious consequences, of course, but he continues to insist he's innocent and is going to plead not guilty. what do you think his motivation is for not telling the truth? >> well, i am not very good at telling someone else's motivation so i can't really answer what roger's motivation is. i know my motivation is to tell the truth, and i will affirm that what is in the indictment about me is accurate. and i will affirm that, if asked to in court. >> one of the -- that means you're willing to testify against roger stone, theoretically, if need be. you'll affirm what's in the indictment is correct. >> i'll be happy to testify -- i would suspect to be subpoenaed, and i'll let the testimony fall wherever it falls. i'm going to tell the truth to the best of my ability. even that's hard given the amount of information and the fact that i have said

if which if you remember jerome corsi roger stone associated conspiracy theorist, he had come, you knowwithin hours of signing a plea agreement with bob mueller, then it all blew up and he leaked the plea agreement he was about to sign. that contained many of the communications that we're now seeing between him and roger stone that are in this new indictment this morning. so in some ways roger stone is now getting indicted for the communications he was having with jerome corsi. >> sara, as you know, there was so much talk about why hasn't roger stone been interviewed, what does this mean? why hasn't he been contacted? so many people have been reached out to by robert mueller's team and we knew about it from our reporting and roger stone was always the question mark. and this morning those -- many of those questions have been answered, the fact that he was arrested as you believe by fbi acts, take mean it custody and indicted on these seven counts. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. i think that roger was -- know that the reason he had not been interviewed was because he was a target of th

and also assume with very high confidence that jerome corsi is person number one.n the indictment mueller alleges that stone tried to communicate to congress that his intermediary to wikileaks or the person he was talking about wikileaks the most with was randy kretico. when, in fact, according to the indictment, jerome corsi who at the time was affiliated with wikileaks, who was one of the early propagators of the birther conspiracy theory was actually the person who had the most overlap in terms of his connection with wikileaks and then with roger stone. i don't have a great sense of the significance of why roger stone would have tried to mislead congress on this point, but clearly it was significant to him if not, he wouldn't have, assuming the facts in the indictment are correct if not, he wouldn't have risked potential jail time to try to engage in that type of slight of hand that's a big thing we're watching for future revolutions for mueller's team is how the story kind of plays itself all the way out. >> right now kretico and jerome corsi -- roger stone and

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>>> today i talked again to jerome corsi who said she person one in the stone indictment, i asked himhis evidence that mueller has against stone in the new indictment and corsi who is a one-time alley of stone says if i was going into a casino and mueller said he had the evidence, i'd bet on mueller. i am joined now my morgan penna, and jason johnson, and jill winebanks. what do you think when you look at all of those stone associates and how much we learned in realtime that now mueller is charging >> i believe mueller completely. the indictment is detailed and specific it quotes from e-mails that make a very clear and compelling case that there was coordination, that there was a conspiracy to get these documents. now we don't know that they originally stole the documents there is no evidence of that, no allegation of that, but that they used them, and there is such a thing as an accessory after the fact that makes you guilty for having stolen them. >> jason, when you look at how much of this was spilling out into the public view, at the very same time that stone was taking what muell

the best to tell the truth without calculation of whom it benefits and whom it detracts. >> and jerome corsi has already been talking because he's been interviewed by mueller's team several times and he said he's already sat for 40 hours of interviews. they do not believe corsi will be indicted. corsi put it this way to cnn back in november. he said that mueller and his team have everything and know everything. so very ominous words from jerome corsi and what may be yet to come with this probe. >> needless to say, they're looking for corroboration, so those testimonies will be incredible information as well. former special assistant to robert mueller at the department of justice and a senior legal analyst, garrett graff and michael bender, a senior political analyst and reporter for the "wall street journal." good to see all of you. thank you. michael, you first. stone now says he's open to the possibility of cooperating with the mueller investigation, testifying. he says he's willing to tell the truth and has nothing to hide. so is he changing his tune? >> i don't think so, because he also

that of jerome corsi may be in the pipeline, that of roger stone may be in the pipeline.d what is more interesting are the so-called known unknowns, the things that we imagine could well be in the hopper but just are not fully formed yet. there's been some reporting, for example, that mueller's team may be taking a more expansive look at the issue of foreign influence in our campaign, especially in the 2016 election cycle. there's a very fine line between interference, the likes of which we saw the russians undertake in 2016, and political influence, the likes of which a number of foreign governments reportedly including the saudis, the israeli, the qataris, perhaps did undertake in 2016. that could be an addition an focus lana -- additional focus of the mueller probe. >> i think ned is exactly right. there's also this hangsiing iss of the indictments of russians who hacked the dnc. that comes all the way up to the pre pre precipice if there was american involvement in that. >> and that was one of the earliest developments, joyce. >> that's right. those who initiated the

. >> jerome corsi, what happened to him?this is one of those trails that went cold in this flurry of activity in november-december. jerome corsi, conspiracy theorist with roger stone potentially tied to wikileaks and julian assange, mixed up in the question whether the trump campaign had early or possible knowledge or coordination about the release of stolen e-mails by wikileaks of democratic officials. he had this plea agreement under way with robert mueller and blew up and released the plea agreement in november. we saw this flurry of activity around julian assange as well in early november and december and all of a sudden that disappeared. we haven't heard anything about that in a month now. i can guarantee you bob mueller hasn't forgotten about that and had enough evidence to push corsi to begin with and this is one of the next shoes to drop or sitting on mueller's desk for him to tackle soon. >> if robert mueller was ready to accept a guilty plea from jerome corsi, we know he was, if he was ready to accept in the fall,

and we know from jerome corsi himself asked jerome corsi to lie.o for someone who's - >> or be punished physically by him. his godfather stuff the way he threatened this witness. >> and called him a rat. >> jerome corsi and radio host randy credico about making contact with wikileaks while at the same time he kept in touch with people in the campaign. he wrote saying i spoke to my friend in london last night. the payload is still coming. later that day, a supporter involved in the trump campaign asked stone via text messages if he heard anymore from london stone replied, yes, want to talk on a secure line and then after the release of john podesta's e-mails on october 67th, an associate of a trump official sent a edge to stone that read well done. that associate is unknown. the official has been identified as steve bannon. you guys decide whether to impeach this president ask i'm wondering how close this gets to getting to the belly of the beast which is was trump directly or indirectly working with the russians to beat hillary clinton? >> i think

no offense to jerome corsi. he seems like a nice guy.oes anyone in america believe that jerome corsi is a threat to america's national security our way of life or democracy. is he? that seems crazy. >> i don't think so nor i do think that political or journalistic inquiry regarding what the topic of the weeks disclosure is should be criminalized. i never received any material around no i never knew that john podesta's emails had been stolen in advance and my tweet is not in reference to that and research memo that jerry corsi wrote me regarding op-ed'podesta's exclusive deal n russia is not part of a coverup because no coverup was required. >> tucker: when you watch the clip that we played i don't know if you had the chance to watch the karageorge of you on television today or see on the internet people cheer for you to get raped in prison or people celebrating your indictment. what do you make of that? where does that come from? >> well, i must tell you, we're in a very bad place in terms of our politics. i get four or five death threat

jerome corsi said he told me that he told me that john podesta's emails had been stolen. carlson, he said he told many people that prayed with ari malabar, not really a journalist, he says he told everybody that. he never told me that, and maybe he didn't tell us who else he told. he also said that i knew about the billy bush nbc tape and i directed him to contact julian assange and tell him to move up or change the number of data to distract from that. whole cloth. unfortunately for dr. corsi, i have text messages and emails and metadata that shows that he's not telling the truth. >> laura: i know you have already said that you have not deleted any emails from any email address -- >> that is correct. >> laura: any physical documents, have they ever been destroyed by you? >> no, absolutely not. now it is true that i forgot that i had text messages in an old cell phone that are entirely exculpatory, which prove definitively that randy credito was my source as to the content -- not the content -- >> laura: is that one of the false statements that you made? >> yes. that woul

at this time period, roger stone is kicking back and forth a lot of tips with jerome corsi about wikileaks. and they are getting more and more certain that something big is coming. and on august 2nd, they communicate very specifically about that possibility and we know from roger stone's own statements that he talked to donald trump on august3rd and yet, roger says that the topic of wikileaks did not come up in that conversation. that is going to be a tough sell because roger was so interested in that topic, it would really be difficult to imagine that he would be talking to donald trump the very next day and not even bring this up in passing but that's what he says. >> yeah, wow. >> i would love to add one another anything the day after that, august 4th, roger stone e-mailed sam nunberg and said he dined with his new pal julian assange last night. he was constantly talking about it when you look at his statements >> interesting you bring up sam nunberg. anna, i want to ask you, roger stone we saw him with his press conference and on cable news and a few moments ago outside of his home the

-- >> right, author of "the birther conspiracy," with whom he's now fighting speaking of jerome corsi, on or about august 22nd, 2016, person one, who is corsi, e-mailed stone. the embassy plans two more dumps, first when he was in europe, second in october, impact plan to be very damaging. would not hurt to start suggesting hrc is old, her memory bad and has had a stroke. and now let's start looking at what actually happened you had info wars and the right started, you know, ginning up these allegations that hillary clinton was mentally feeble, physically feeble. and then about a month later, she caught a cold and the mainstream media picks it up there's a "washington post" headline about clinton's health being a major issue. so, these things were actually implemented. a, are you surprised that jerome corsi and stroej and randy credico were doing this by e-mail, creating an e-mail paper trail essentially of their working with wikileaks did they not think it was illegal to use hacked material. >> as roger said to me and as i've testified, and this is basically public, is when i would t

jerome corsi is both suing the mueller probe to some degree, civilly. he's also, though, now saying he's essentially cooperating and he has given testimony. then the last time he was on the show said look, he's not going to get into a debate with roger stone. that's also shifting in the news. now, quote, i'm done tolerating alex jones and roger stone's lies and defamation. i never held a government job. i'm not fbi, cia, or mossad. i never received hush money from infowars. i'm not testifying for mueller, which is to say cooperating but not going into court to implicate people. i will take appropriate steps to protect my reputation. i wonder what you think about this, because there's a lot of different things that happened in high-profeel cases, but this is, i think, yet and still unusual and how mueller is handling continuing to get testimony from these individuals as they feud in public and continue to circle roger, who reportedly has not gone in yet. >> yeah, you know, it's easy to talk tough in the public and in the press. but when you receive a gra

you will hear all about today's court hearing from jerome corsi himself. show exclusively this monday in his first and only interview since the hearing. make sure you tune in for that one. i will be back here tomorrow but before that you can catch me on the couch on outnumbered at noon. we do feisty fighting and have fun, too. also after the bell on weekdays at 4:00 p.m. eastern right here on foxbusiness. niank you so much for joining me myydenen ♪. r n kennedy: melissa, great to see you. let the games begin. democrats today retain control of the house promising to stand in the way of everything of president trump and the republicans agenda. how will the president stay one step ahead of this rowdy caucus? i look at the house for where lawmakers are now debating bills to end the government shutdown. right now on the docket a bill to the fund the home insecurity without any money for the wal wl bring you right back to capitol hill. earlier this afternoon democrats elected nancy pelosi to her second term as house speaker

we now know mueller who has been targeting conservative author jerome corsi. he and his wife here here exclusively on "trish regan primetime," and they revealed jerome's stepson, man caps son, is now being called to testify before mueller's grand jury. so the stepson has been woven into this. i want you to hear what they said as his parents. you expressed to me they were surveilling family members answer they knocked on your son's door and now it looks like he's getting called in to testify there at that grand jury. what is it you think they are asking and what is it you think that they believe happened? >> i think they think andrew was conspiring with me as my aide, my computer expert to destroy evidence. they are determined to find any crime they can find and make up a crime. they are investigating every aspect of our lives, including our families. monica has been upset this entire weekend because she is worried her son is going to go to prison now. trish: that was monica's first television interview. and she doesn't like the limelight. but she is in a positi

. >>> today, i talked to jerome corsi. he is indeed person one in the roger stone indictment. d about the evidence mueller has about stone in the indictment. corsi, a one-time ally of stone said if i was going into a casino and mueller said he had the evidence, i'd bet on mueller. i'm joined by morgan who was embedded by stone and jason johnson from theroot.com. back with us, jill winebanks. jill, what do you think when you look at the stone associates and person one and person two and how much we learned in realtime now that mueller is charging. >> i believe mueller completely. the indictment is detailed and specific. it quotes from e-mails that make a very clear and compelling case there was coordination. there was a conspiracy to get these documents. we don't know that they originally stole the documents. there's no evidence of that. there's no allegation of that. they used them. there's such a thing in the law as an accessory after the fact. that makes you part and guilty for having stolen them. >> jason, when you look at how much is spilling out in public view, at the very

this is jerome corsi, who is one of the people roger stone was in touch with during the campaign. he concedes at trying to point out, do you know anyone who has a relationship with julian assange. this is important, the timing of one of these conversations. >> do you have evidence or observation that suggests roger stone sought wikileaks help in timing the release of the e-mails around the "access hollywood" tape? >> i can't prove that at that time all. i had one call from roger. as i recall it, roger disputes this on the day that wikileaks did begin in october, dropping the final e-mails on john positidesta which roger was say we have this timing issue. his tape is going to be released and we would like assange to be releasing e-mails now. >> that's what stone told you? >> that's my recollection. >> and did you tell robert mueller that? >> oh, yes. >> we saw more of the case before the trial starts. if you remember, the "access hollywood" tape came out, and the president was bragging about things saying if they happened, the truth will come out. was there coordination or was roge

but another person blasting the airwaves this morning, individual 1 from the indictment, jerome corsiampaign corsi predicted that wikileaks would be leaking more and more documents, and it's alleged in the indictment that stone directed corsi to get in touch with wikileaks founder julian assange to get some of those pending e-mails that might be released relating to hillary clinton. stone saying he has never been in touch with julian assange and instead was just a good predictor. stone says he is willing to cooperate. >> i'll be happy to testify -- i would expect to be subpoenaed, and i'll let the testimony fall wherever it falls. i'm going to tell the truth to the best of my ability. even that's hard given the amount of information and the fact that i've said from the beginning i'm not a human tape recorder. you can't push a button and i can't recall precisely in detail granularly conversations, e-mails, events from 2016, but i'm going to do my best to tell the truth without calculation of whom it benefits or whom it detracts. >> jerome corsi, though, has already been talking. he's b

journalist jerome corsi is fifth on the list. he argues there's aneffort to thwart the presidency of donald trump . >> up next on book tvs "after words", journalist jerome corsi argues there's an effort to work the presidency of donald trump. he's interviewed by sharyl attkisson, investigative journalist andauthor of the smear. "after words" is an interview program with relevant guest hosts interviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest work . >> host: what would you say is the one paragraph thesis of "killing the deep state: the fight to save president trump"? >> guest: one theory would be that the holdovers from the obama administration and the cia and the justice department and fbi have formed a coup d'ctat attempt to make sure that donald trump never continues to serve as president. and the other sentence i'd add to that is the book is about the steps that donald trump must take and the process he's taking in order to preserve the constitution and and what i alleges basically treason. >> i heard some of these phrases

jerome corsi had some advice. >> what would you say to roger right now? >> tell the truth.uld not under estimate the extensiveness of this investigation. the special prosecutor should be assumed to have everything. >> i'll turn to kevin first. you have interviewed roger stone at least one time that i know of, more than that you've known him for sometime. >> yes. >> what do you make of that circus let's start there. the fact you had a neighbor showing up and yes, many dozens of cameras and reporters but also passers by who wanted to stop by. >> i think he loves it i don't think he loves the severity of the situation but i think you saw the glee on his face walking out of the courtroom in fourrt lauderdale, arms up, peace signs all of that. there is an element of that to where he would enjoy that for lack -- i mean, i think the seriousness of the situation is something i saw on capitol hill when he and alex jones, the conspiracy theorist were outside of a google hearing, and, you know, he's doubling down and believes this is a witch hunt. we heard it time and time again but i

himself, asked jerome corsi to wlie. >> or be punished physically by him. 's "godfather" stuff the way he threatened this witness. >> and called him a rat. >> jerome ocorsi and radio host about making contact with wikileaks. while at the same time he kept can in touch with people close to the campaign. stone wrote to a supporter involve would the trump campaign saying spoke to my frind london last night. the pay load is still coming. later that day a supporter asked tebst stone if he had heard anymore from london. sto stone replied yes. went to talk on a secure line. quote an associate of a high-ranking cam35i7b official sent a tebst message to stone saying well done. his boss, the high-ranking campaign official has been identified as steve bannon. i don't know. you have to decide whether to impeach this president and i'm wondering how close this gets to getting to the heart of the matter, the belly of the beast, which is was trump directly or indirectly working with the russians to beat hillary clinton? >> i think right now we still don't know that conclusi