Brian Kilmeade on Jerome Corsi, Roger Stone’s Wikileaks Denial: ‘Somebody’s Not Telling the Truth’
As Fox & Friends reviewed the news pile-up over Jerome Corsi, Roger Stone and Julian Assange, Brian Kilmeade determined that someone in the bunch is lying, even if its not clear who.
The curvy couch used part of their Wednesday show to talk about how Corsi is rejecting a plea deal to testify before Robert Mueller. The conspiracy theorist is under major scrutiny from the special counsel due to a 2016 exchange with Stone where he suggested that he’s connected with WikiLeaks, and that he anticipated their release of the DNC’s hacked emails to hurt Hillary Clinton.
After Steve Doocy noted that Corsi might be looking at perjury charges down the line, Kilmeade brought up Corsi’s communications with Stone and tried to make sense of things. The problem, Kilmeade said, was that Corsi and Stone both deny having contact with Wikileaks after speaking to each other as if they do.
“Somebody is not telling the truth,” Kilmeade said. “Is it their problem? Or are they going to try and establish a tie with President Trump. It’s hard to believe President Trump trying to run for president that hes dealing with Jerome Corsi and Roger Stone.”
Minor side note: Stone was a former adviser to Trump, and the president has an affinity with Infowars, which Stone and Corsi are both affiliated with.
Ainsley Earhardt defended Corsi and Stone by saying “it doesn’t necessarily mean someone is not telling the truth,” but that both of them might’ve assumed that the other was in contact with Assange.
Watch above, via Fox News.
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