FOXBusiness Published April 12, 2019

Conservative author Jerome Corsi told FOX Business’ Trish Regan that WIkileaks founder Julian Assange is being unjustly prosecuted.

“As a journalist, Julian Assange has the right to publish stolen even stolen materials,” he said on Thursday. “The New York Times and The Washington Post in 1971 worked hand in glove with Daniel Ellsberg to get the Pentagon Papers in print. That’s not collaboration, that’s not criminal, that’s journalism. I think Julian Assange is being unjustly prosecuted.”

Jason Goodman and Charles Ortel hosted Dr. Jerome Corsi yesterday on Sunday with Charles.

This episode called "Weekend at Hillary's with Special Guest Dr. Jerome Corsi," featured Dr. Corsi reading excerpts from his most recent book, Silent No More: How I Became a Political Prisoner of Mueller’s "Witch Hunt."

Author Jerome Corsi, who was questioned by the Mueller probe about his relationship with Wikileaks, reacts to the arrest of Julian Assange on FBN's "Trish Regan Primetime," saying the Wikileaks founder is being unjustly prosecuted.

"This is another attack on journalism," Corsi said about Assange's arrest. "in 2013 the Obama Justice Department decided not to indict Julian Assange over these Chelsea Manning issues because they said it would be tantamount to indicting the New York Times of the Washington Post. As a journalist, Julian Assange has a right to publish even stolen materials."