Mueller's angry Democrats pick another victim who made the mistake of talking to them?

Washington Times:

A conservative writer and associate of Trump confidant Roger Stone said Friday that he is in plea talks with special counsel Robert Mueller’s team.

Jerome Corsi told The Associated Press he has been negotiating a potential plea but declined to comment further. He said on a YouTube show last week that he expected to be charged with lying to federal investigators, though he said at the time that he was innocent of wrongdoing.

Mueller’s team questioned Corsi as part of an investigation into Stone’s connections with WikiLeaks. American intelligence agencies have assessed that Russia was the source of hacked material released by WikiLeaks during the 2016 election that damaged Hillary Clinton’s campaign. Mueller’s office is trying to determine whether Stone and other associates of President Donald Trump had advance knowledge of WikiLeaks‘ plans.

The Washington Post first reported on Corsi’s plea negotiations.

Corsi, the former Washington bureau chief of the conspiracy theory outlet InfoWars, cooperated with the probe for about two months, turning over two computers and a cell phone and providing the FBI access to his email accounts and tweets.

But he said talks with investigators recently had “blown up.”
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He should have had his lawyer tell Mueller and his team, that he does not trust them and thinks they would twist something he said into an excuse to indict him.   It has been the team's MO with both Flynn and Papadopoulos.  One of the absurdities is the suggestion that the DNC email release helped Trump.  What it actually did is expose how the Democrats had rigged their own primary to select Hillary and not give Bernie Sanders and other candidates a fair chance.