If Corsi can produce video and other evidence, then this investigation is pretty much over.
However, the FBI (and I assume by proxy the DOJ) has a policy to not allow any recordings other than the notes taken by their agents.
“However, the FBI (and I assume by proxy the DOJ) has a policy to not allow any recordings other than the notes taken by their agents.”
Which yet another reason why a target should never talk to a federal agent or law enforcement. They don’t record interviews, so they can make anything up in their report. Why did Corsi talk to the feds in the first place?
Prosecutors have too much power and no accountability; we can’t trust the justice system at this point. Also, those serving as jurors must be willing to closely scrutinize the process and opt for jury nullification when necessary.