Rudy Giuliani Hits Newsmax Host With A Wild Defamation Case Ask On Live TV
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Rudy Giuliani asked Newsmax host Greg Kelly for some assistance after the former New York mayor was ordered to pay $148 million to two Georgia election workers for spreading lies about their work in relation to the 2020 election.
The ex-attorney to former President Donald Trump, following the jury verdict in his civil defamation trial Friday, swiftly replied after Kelly opened their live interview with “that’ll be $148 million please.”
“Got any money you can loan me, Greg?” Giuliani asked, cracking a smile.
Kelly deemed Giuliani’s post-verdictremarkstoreporters “terrific” before asking for his thoughts on the ruling.
Giuliani called the D.C. court handling the case “fascist” as he launched into a rant about U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell, who presided over the defamation trial.
The Newsmax appearance arrived after MSNBC’s Joy Reid asked Von Dubose — an attorney for the election workers, Ruby Freeman and Wandrea “Shaye” Moss — how they were going to collect the money from the onetime mayor.
Reid pointed to Giuliani owing over $500,000 in unpaid taxes and having a New York apartment on the market for over $6 million, as well as the IRS putting a lien on his property in Florida and his consulting firm defaulting on a debt for a phone bill.
“We’ve already put the pieces in motion for that. We are intending to collect every nickel of it,” Dubose said.
“We’ll see how much we ultimately find and how much we ultimately recover. But we are putting the pieces together right now.”
H/T Mediaite
