Jerome Corsi, an associate of former Trump campaign adviser Roger Stone who was caught up in the Russia investigation, told Newsmax TV the Mueller report released Thursday shows no legal action will be taken against him.
"I'm feeling pretty good, John," Corsi told "Newsmax Now" host John Bachman. "First of all, it's very clear I'm not gonna be indicted, even though they gave me a plea deal, that they wanted me to plead to one charge on.
"In my most recent book, 'Silent No More,' I explain it was psychologically very abusive. These Mueller people, I think, used prosecutorial misconduct techniques in the way I was questioned. They were desperate to have me make a link between Roger Stone and Julian Assange, which then I think was fundamental, very key to their whole collusion argument."
President Donald Trump was cleared of conspiring with the Russians, and the Department of Justice said there was not enough evidence to show he obstructed justice by trying to squash the investigation.
Corsi echoed his past claims Mueller's team tried to have him admit he was the conduit between WikiLeaks, which published documents damaging to Hillary Clinton's campaign in 2016, and Stone.
"The prosecutors went insane that I figured this out on my own that [WikiLeaks founder Julian] Assange had [Clinton campaign chairman John] Podesta's emails, and I did not have a contact with Julian Assange or Wikileaks whatsoever," Corsi said.
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