Rudy Giuliani Back On Newsmax Doing The Same Ol' Thing After $148 Million Verdict
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Giuliani is at it again after two Georgia election workers filed another lawsuit against him.
Rudy Giuliani is still repeating the same falsehoods that left him with a $148 million debt.
The former Donald Trump attorney doubled down on his election fraud nonsense on Newsmax Monday, days after two Georgia election workers, Ruby Freeman and Wandrea “Shaye” Moss, won a $148 million defamation verdict against him.
Giuliani had insisted to reporters at the start of the trial that the things he said about the women were true, even though he had previously conceded they were false. He pledged to prove it on the stand, then declined to testify when the time came.
The mother and daughter filed another lawsuit against Giuliani on Monday, seeking to permanently bar him from continuing to spread the same lies about them.
Hours later, the former New York City mayor was back at it in an interview with Newsmax host Rob Schmitt.
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