Jerome Corsi

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Jerome Robert Corsi (born August 31, 1946) is an American author, political commentator, and conspiracy theorist.

His two New York Times best-selling books, Unfit for Command (2004) and The Obama Nation (2008), attacked Democratic presidential candidates and have been criticized for including numerous inaccuracies.In other books and columns for conservative sites such as WorldNetDaily and Human Events, Corsi has discussed conspiracy theories, such as the alleged plans for a North American government; the "birther" claims that President Barack Obama is not a United States citizen; criticism of the United States government for allegedly covering up information about the September 11, 2001 attacks; and alleged United States support of Iran in its attempts to develop nuclear weapons.In 2017, he became the Washington, D.C., bureau chief for the conspiracy theory website InfoWars, but no longer works for the website.In 2018, Corsi was subpoenaed by the Mueller Special Counsel investigation over his contacts with former Donald Trump adviser Roger Stone and foreknowledge of WikiLeaks releases of stolen Clinton emails.

Corsi claimed that he turned down a plea deal with Robert Mueller, and denied any such contacts or knowledge.

Draft court documents released in November showed that he emailed Stone several times, updating him about impending WikiLeaks releases of stolen emails. In November 2019, Stone was convicted of lying to Congress and other charges.

Stone had testified to Congress that Randy Credico was his wikileaks go-between, but prosecutors said this was a lie in order to protect Corsi.

Early life

Corsi was born in East Cleveland, Ohio, to Alice (Hanlon) Corsi and Louis E. Corsi, a Democratic Party activist and a leader of the United Transportation Union. He graduated from St. Ignatius High School in 1964, and graduated from Case Western Reserve University in 1968. He received a PhD in political science from Harvard University in 1972.

In 1972 Corsi published his doctoral dissertation, Prior Restraint, Prior Punishment, and Political Dissent: A Moral and Legal Evaluation, which discussed the 1968 Democratic National Convention and Vietnam War protests in the context of government tolerance of "internal political activism." His dissertation advisor was Michael Walzer.

Personal life

Corsi is married to Monica Stettner. They live in Denville Township, New Jersey.

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Career

In 1981, Corsi began working in banking and finance. After the fall of the Soviet Union in 1995, he helped launch a mutual fund to invest in formerly communist Poland, which eventually lost $1.2 million, largely from a group of about 20 Minnesota investors. Investors in the former Communist dictatorship criticized the designers, including Corsi. Two investors sued Corsi and his allies, alleging that the organizers had promised their personal guarantee backing up the investment and gained judgments against them. They did not collect from Corsi because, as one investor said, the funds had been "moved into his wife's name"... There was nothing to get out of him. The FBI found no reason to bring criminal charges. Corsi was a financial services marketing specialist before his 2004 book.

Corsi told the Boston Herald in January 2005 that he planned to run for Governor John Kerry's Senate seat in Massachusetts in 2008 as a Republican or Independent candidate.

Corsi revealed in January 2017 that he would no longer be writing for the Washington, D.C. bureau for conspiracy theory website InfoWars because he departed his position as a senior staff writer for WorldNetDaily. He was no longer working there by mid-2019. Corsi was unsuccessfully sued InfoWars and Alex Jones for defamation in 2019.

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