Rudy Giuliani Gets Pranked On Cameo, And It's A Doozy
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The former Donald Trump attorney obliviously praised a group that has investigated one of his clients.
Rudy Giuliani got pranked again ― but at least he wasn’t caught with his hand down his pants. The former Donald Trump attorney apparently got tricked into praising a group that has investigated an energy firm founded by one of his clients. New York magazine’s Intelligencer on Wednesday posted a Cameo video (watch it below) of Giuliani happily rattling off the first names of journalists and activists, including Reuters’ Angus Berwick and human rights advocate Thor Halvorssen, who have reported negatively on Derwick Associates. Derwick is run by Alejandro Betancourt, whom Giuliani reportedly represented in an effort to persuade the Justice Department to drop its bribery and money-laundering investigation into the businessman.
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