Giuliani's Off-The-Rails Speech Mimicking The Queen Gets The Treatment From Seth Meyers
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The former New York mayor imitated Queen Elizabeth in a 9/11 anniversary address described as "incoherent" by the "Late Night" comedian.
Seth Meyers on Monday ripped Rudy Giuliani’s “incoherent” ramblings at what was supposed to be a “somber” dinner marking the 20th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.The “Late Night” host mocked Giuliani, who was the mayor of New York on 9/11, for a speech mimicking Queen Elizabeth II and vehemently denying he ever spent time with Prince Andrew.Giuliani, formerly Donald Trump’s attorney, went from being “America’s mayor” after the attacks to “essentially a New York City bigfoot who hangs out with Eastern European mobsters,” cracked Meyers.
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