MSNBC Supercut Bashes Rudy Giuliani With Some Of His Most ‘Unhinged’ Election Rants
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"The Beat" anchor Ari Melber explained why the "bonkers" antics from Donald Trump's former personal attorney now make "a tad more sense."
MSNBC’s Ari Melber suggested Wednesday that Rudy Giuliani’s “bonkers” rants during and after the 2020 election now make “a tad more sense.” After federal agents had earlier raided Giuliani’s Manhattan home and office in an escalation into the investigation into his business dealings in Ukraine, Melber reminded viewers how the former New York City mayor had ― as Donald Trump’s personal attorney ― assisted the then-president in his efforts to overturn the election result. “Donald Trump tried several different plots to cheat in the election and to go after Biden,” recalled Melber. “He tried to cheat against Biden before there was any voting, with Giuliani pushing this Ukraine probe which is now under investigation, and Trump tried to cheat after the vote ... with Giuliani going around the country trying to find people to change vote tallies.”
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