joyce, what might this mean for rudy giuliani?e of plea hearing doesn't reveal a lot of information to us. chris, there's now some indication that this hearing may be put off until early september at the request of mr. fruman's lawyer. but when defendants change their plea from not guilty, which is very standard at arraignment, to a plea of guilt, that indicates only that they're going to plead guilty rather than going to trial. we'll have to wait for the hearing itself to learn whether this indicates that there's a cooperation deal or whether this is just a straight-up plea of guilt which carries benefits to the defendant, a small reduction in the guideline sentence, and we often see people pleading guilty without any sort of cooperation agreement. >> joyce, you're prescient, we just literally saw it cross that it has been moved to september 10th, not tomorrow. september 10th. can we read anything into that? >> that's an interesting question. it could signify there are negotiations going on between the prosecution and the defense

so giuliani is charging more.his dire situation. he's not getting help from the former president, his one-time client. he's facing election litigation and of course this bill criminal investigation by the federal prosecutors in new york can get very expensive. his friend had launched a fund to raise money for him. i was just looking at vanity fair story. he hasn't raised that much money really at all. none of the trump allies are coming to his rescue. >> i was trying to figure out if 275 was a good rate for giuliani. trying to find like like to like comparisons, apples to apples. so, the night king from game of thrones, $100. >> really? that's it. >> you can get 2.75 night kings, extinction level characters for one rudy giuliani. one extinction is worth two impeachments. >> is he wearing makeup? >> draco malfoy is nearly $600. poor rudy giuliani, long-time mayor of new york city you can get for less than half of draco malfoy. giuliani comes at a bargain. >> dabi the efl gets what, do you think? >> i would pay a gr

giuliani, "you could throw a fake."eting like "just keep your mouth shut, rudy, and i'll do the talking. "got it. i might jump in a few times to say you can throw a fake." "don't do that." "i won't maybe just a couple of times." [ light laughter ] "don't do it at all. "i'll just do it twice, but i'll wait until they're recording." "rudy! "i promise i won't do it." "do you really promise?" "no, i'm throwing a fake." [ light laughter ] the republican party is busy trying to cement the big lie that the 2020 election was stolen by using it to justify new voter suppression laws that'll make it both harder to vote and easier to overturn results they don't like. meanwhile, the people who concocted that lie are facing major legal and financial consequences, because in the court system facts still matter, as opposed to republican politics where - >> nothing matters anymore >> seth: this has been "a closer look." ♪wk >> announcer: for more of seth's "closer looks," be sure to subscribe to "late night" on youtube. ♪ we did it agai

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months, trump has consistently ignored or rejected giuliani's pleas for assistance in many cases, giuliani'strump world comrades have declined to even acknowledge the existence of his legal-defense fund, which has struggled to raise much of anything from the public wow. they're not even acknowledging that it exists rudy's closest friends are all treating him the way you treat your co-worker when you both get on the subway at the same time and you realize, if you start a conversation now, you're going to have to sustain it for the next 45 minutes. in those situations, yeah, i just close my eyes and pretend i'm asleep no wonder rudy's doing cameos. soon, he's going to have to pawn off his precious belongings. "this is a yankees world series trophy." "sir, that's a yankee candle." "oh, rudy. you've done it, again! and i'm betting an acknowledgment from trump would help because, i have to say, i follow rudy news pretty closely. i had no idea, no idea, he had a legal-defense fund at this point, i'm willing to bet even rudy's neighbors have no idea he has one like, and i'm just spit balling here -

rudy giuliani, sidney powell and my dhs pillow executive ceo mike lindell sued for billions in dallasion voting systems which is the company they falsely accused of election fraud. let's talk about this now with cnn law enforcement correspondent whitney wild and former head prosecutor from morris county new jersey and a host on the law and crime network robert bianci. whitney, tell us what has happened in this -- it's procedural but it's important. >> right, right. robert can get into the meating of the procedural moment. but i'll tick through the facts. dominion is bringing this lawsuit against sidney powell, rudy giuliani, mike lindell basically saying the damage they did spreading this misinformation about their voting machines somehow rigging the 2020 election was so damaging that they should have to cough up $1.5 billion, $1.3 billion. that is in addition to the two other lawsuits that dominion filed earlier this week against these right wing outlooks perpetuating this election law, their machines rigged this election for joe biden, which is obviously not true. in those lawsuits

giuliani claimed this was meant to silence him. the judge is not buying it. enough evidence for this case to move forward. let's go to the judge's quote specifically about mike lindell's allegations. the judge here writing, in addition to alleging it is probable his sources are unreliable and he has failed to acknowledge the validity of counter veiling evidence dominion has alleged numerous instances in which lindell told audiences to purchase mypillow products after making his, effectively making his false claims. and then he provided mypillow promotional codes related to those theories. dominion has adequately alleged and this is the key part, has adequately alleged that lindell knowingly made these false claims or with reckless disregard for the truth. erica, the key here is that for this case to go forward is that you have to be able to prove that these people knew that this was false, and still said it anyway. the judge seeming to buy off that that does exist here, at least enough for this to move forward, which could eventually result in a trial. let's

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one of those michael wolf was rudy giuliani longtime associate of the president. highly coming to postelection. in the white house? >> i think that bewildered a lot of people around the president. for one thing they were always trying to keep them out. that was one of the priorities of the trump white house the people who worked for the president. they did not trust him for a full array of reasons. not among them is drinking incredible disorganization. the fact he would say anything he wanted to hear the desperation to do anything to be back in the spotlight. many people blamed rudy giuliani for most of the terrible things including the impeachment of the president. so there was a real guard against guard posted to keep rudy out. after that had become clear to everyone around the president election was on tuesday, but friday it was clear to everyone. by the end of the day it was only rudy he was willing to say no mr. president you actually won the election. and they have just stolen it from you. that is how rudy largely ate drunken rudy came back into the white ho

listen. >> hey, clint, it's rudy giuliani. i was very happy to see that there's going to be a forensic audit of the machines. and i really wanted to talk to you about it a bit. the president wanted me to give you a call. all right? thank you. bill, it's rudy giuliani, president trump's lawyer. if you get a chance, would you please give me a call? i have a few things i would like to talk over with you. maybe we can get this thing fixed up. you know, i really think it's a shame that republicans sort of are both in this kind of situation. i think there may be a nice way to resolve this for everybody. hi, steve, it's rudy. i see we're going to get a chance to take a good look at those machines. and we've got people there ready to come out right now. let's get it done quickly. madam secretary, i have to give credit to ryan and the newspaper, their excellent reporting, that made those voice mails public to us. were you aware those calls were coming in from rudy giuliani to officials? >> no, we were not aware. certainly with most ari

rudy giuliani, sidney powell and mypillow ceo mike lindell sued for billions of dollars in damages bye company they falsely accuse of election fraud. joining us now jeffrey toobin. this is a big deal. >> this is huge. you know, ever since the 1960s, it's been very hard for public figures, public companies like dominion to win lawsuits. however, the facts of this circumstance are almost perfectly lined up for dominion to win this case. in order to win the case, you have to show that a statement was false and that it was made either with knowledge of falsity that the person who said it knew it was false or reckless disregard for the truth. what these three have shown is almost textbook reckless disregard for the truth. that's what the judge said the accusation showed. and i don't know what even the defense is in this case because what they said is so obviously false. and dominion has been damaged in a very big way by these accusations. so the damages, if this case goes to a jury and if the jury rules for the plaintiffs, the plaintiff, there could be billions of dollars in judgment. no q

giuliani, because of the subsequent revelations about giuliani being under investigation. igor, the man you see on the right of president trump, igor pleading guilt hey to be very uncomfortable make ing development for parts of trump world tonight. if his guilty plea is going to be accompanied by a cooperation deal with federal prosecutors. we shall see. so we're following that. also, coming up in a moment, we're going to be speaking with john kirby, admiral john kirby, spokesperson, the press secretary at the pentagon. lots to talk with him about today with the fda giving full gold standard approval to the pfizer vaccine against covid-19, that cleared the way within hours today for the pentagon to institute a new requirement that all active duty u.s. troops must be vaccinated. that's fascinating new development today at the defense department, and we'll have big implications in terms of how quickly it's rolled out and what happens to service members who may refuse to get vaccinated even though they're required to get lots of other vaccines as part of their service. admira

what giuliani was talking about had nothing to do with anything. a complete falsehood. >> it was a political errand to serve the interests of a corrupt president. a president that was seeking to tip the scales in his favor in an upcoming election. for me i probably didn't calculate all that at that very moment. what i calculated was that this was wrong, this is not the way our system is supposed to work, and that the very foundation of our democracy is based on free and fair elections and the president was looking to upend that. >> it was completely outlandish. were you worried? when giuliani started talking about this, me with my limited sort of understanding what goes on in that part of the world, even i knew it was ridiculous. did you dismiss it as rantings of a -- >> i did early on. but then it started to interfere with the work we were doing in the white house, including canceling vice president pence's participation in the trip. it was basically directly related to the fact that giuliani wasn't getting play he needed with the ukrainian govern

giuliani, we cause of the subsequent revelations about mr. giuliani being under federal investigation for his part for whatever they are doing in ukraine. igor, the man you see on the right here with president trump, he pled guilty, and it has to be a very uncomfortable development, for parts of trump world tonight. if his guilty plea is going to be accompanied by and a cooperation deal with federal prosecutors. we shall see. we are following that. also, coming up in just a moment. we will be speaking with john kirby, admiral john kirby, the spokes person at the press secretary at the pentagon. lots to talk with him about today. with the fda given full gold standard approval to the pfizer vaccine against covid-19. that cleared the way within hours today, for the pentagon to institute a new requirement, that all active dewy u.s. troops must be vaccinated. that's fascinating new developments, that the defense department. will a big implications in terms of how quickly it's roll out and what happens to service members who may refused to get vacc

it was the source of the giuliani break up on the fact that didn't want to corp. clinical purposes share the credit with all the people at the nypd who were developing what he was grading -- getting so much credit for but all those books that help the umbrella were developed within the nypd but for political purposes to be elected for a second term he felt they think unjustifiably affect credit was shared and would not help him in his re-election and i think it would have helped him in his re-election and it caused us to start butting heads and once again i got bounced out of a job. >> host: i think one of your strong suits in its come through not just from this conversation but conversations we have had is that you'd do build strong teams and you recognize talent and you put that talent where he can do the most good and gives people a chance to show what they can do. again airily experiences with -- and that an it's funny we look back on a career of those things at the time you appreciate that you don't fully understand the significance of it until later on and y

it was directly related to the fact that giuliani wasn't getting the play he needed with the ukrainian trump, pulled the plug to sigi schmid nal this is where he wanted the ukrainians to act. he wanted them involved in the investigation. >> i want to read another passage where you describe what happened after you told your brother and how you decided to report it up the chain of command. once the responsible people up the chain of command with the people with proper clearens learned of the president's actions we could act. we could figure out how to advise the president on the gross error in judge, walk back and cancel his inappropriate demand and continue to move to stabilizing relationships and executing a cogent foreign policy. it was our collective duty to assess the damage, manage the fallout, have the most senior counselors rein him in. that was the process i planned to start. >> that's exactly right. >> didn't unfold that way? >> it didn't. but it culminated in something close to the accountability. it culminated way outside of the scope what i would consider at the moment. it c

click or call for a lower auto rate today. >>> hi, it's rudy giuliani. me, or a greeting that i can bring to someone that would bring happiness to their day, i would be delighted to do it. it can be arranged. we can talk through the magic of cameo. thank you. >> last thing before we go, just think about it. for a modest fee, a children's birthday party message, a personalized greeting for that favorite republican or insurrection enthusiast in your life, from rudy giuliani himself. and who knows? throw in a little extra, maybe he'll do that trick where he produces the drippy brown goo. besides, it would be a keep sake. think about it. how many personal greetings will you get in your lifetime from people under federal investigation? you know, press reports say rudy really does need money. he was apparently never paid for the superb legal services he provided to trump. in fact, this was our first indication that rudy may indeed be short on cash. >> i've been sleeping on my pillows for some time. i love them. simply the very best pillows ever made. i just fo

and the washington post now reporting that ex trump attorney rudy giuliani who till trump's election fraud claims to court and failed told federal agents back in 2018, it was okay to throw a fake in the course of a campaign. he says that during that same interview, giuliani then law partner added that during a campaign quote, you're under no obligation to tell the truth. meanwhile, a trump appointed federal judge has rejected efforts by the three top promoters of the former presidents election fraud lies to toss out defamation suits they are facing for allegedly false statements they made about the election technology from dominion. it comes as the department of homeland security is warning police departments around the country about possible political violence fueled by the same false election fraud claims. as all this unfolds, house democrats won a partial victory in their efforts to get some of trump's financial documents. a judge said they can indeed see documents covering seven seeing, 2018 but turned down the request for information dating back to 2011, before trump was preside

giuliani and mr. powell also turn up today in what amounts to a huge, a sprawling, demand for communications and records from the national archives, for trump white house documents and seven other federal agencies about trump's efforts to defy the election results and to try to stay in power after he lost. this is the select committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capital. we now know, that committee, is taking an aggressive approach to its investigations. today, that congressman's chairman is also the home of -- he sent out sprawling demands for documents and communications for all these different agencies. demands that are impressive in their scope. for example, from the national archives, there are demanding trump white house records and communications of basically anything and everything that happened on january six, the day of the capitol attack. congresswoman liz cheney, one of the two republicans on this committee, had preview that the committee should try to obtain records from t

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rudy giuliani says he did everything at the behest of trump. they're putting out leaking, without financial substantiation, that he needs money while trump has $100 million that he raised. giuliani was out discussing things in the context of the 9/11 memorial, but now he's pushing back over this argument that he may have illegally acted as a foreign agent. here he is. >> i'm more than willing to go to jail if they want to put me in jail. if they do, they're going to suffer the consequences in heaven. i'm not. i didn't do anything wrong. >> why are you willing to go to jail if you feel you're innocent? >> because they lie and they cheat. i committed no crime. if you think i committed a crime, you're probably really stupid because you don't know who i am. >> neal, as mentioned, they were dealing with some of the 9/11 stuff. he's a lawyer, he could have said, look, it's an open probe. the facts will win out. i'm curious to your reaction to all of it as well as the related apparent frustration in his camp that donald trump isn't helping him pay for

rudy giuliani has joined cameo and is selling videos -- [ laughter ] -- for $275 each that's right hefrom being america's mayor to saying, "hello, this is rudy giuliani, i want to wish deez nuts a happy retirement." [ laughter ] [ applause ] thank you, big nate. deez if you're wondering what a a birthday message from rudy giuliani looks like, it's pretty much what you'd expect. take a look. >> hello, bill it's rudy giuliani, and i'm i wishing you a happy birthday never remember a censorship like this. the hard drive, the election, they just cut off 80% of your ability to communicate they're going to stop this express train to socialism and again, happy birthday. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's easy. just tell your eight-year-old" i was going to get you shaq but then i saw they had rudy." so - [ laughter ] some entertainment news. after months of searching, mayim bialik and mike richards have been named the new hosts of "jeopardy!" yeah [ cheers ] so it's mayim bialik and the executive producer - >> steve: weird. >> jimmy: of "jeopardy!" [ light laughter ] mike richards. he basically chose

>> there is an andrew giuliani running. i don't know if there is an andrew giuliani who will be the nominee. andrew zeldin is the most likely to get the nomination, a trump ally, but someone with a bit more credibility in the state, i think. >> indeed, ron allen, i think you're outside manhattan office, excuse me, of andrew cuomo. what's going on out there on the street? >> reporter: there is a lot of activity because there is anticipation that he will leave through that exit there that you see. there is a door that will rise up and his motorcade will exit there at some point. we've not gotten any indication when that might be or just anything more from him. the hope is from new yorkers that he will now disappear and leave the stage, and i think again, most democrats in the state certainly hope that this is not a prolonged, agonizing exit. it really came as a big surprise, when we were all summoned here, we thought he would have something to say about the allegations except for releasing the video statement when talking wit

nothing giuliani and i were being pushed out the door. so that was kind of my sworn story.[laughter] and he eventually made the cover a couple of times. charles: god bless you because that was really great. summa did not look great prayed. charles: a great father no question about that so you now you're there for a period of time and i had gone through that, you feel like you have more and you and you dan and yet you're on the sidelines. all kinds of things are happening. but you get another opportunity, los angeles, lapd. i mean, the third largest department in the united states. i don't think there's any department other than maybe new york that people of seymour and movies and tv and so forth and there's a long career predict dragnet and those tv programs, they were la-based. but la was going through a crisis. they were monitoring. in fact he started with monitoring system. with a point of police chief. and your predecessor, you embraced this. why. bill: sometimes you need an outsider and he was an insider so i do predecessor certainly prideful individual but had extraor

this is what giuliani was talking about had nothing to do with anything. it was complete falsehood. corrupt president. to -- in an upcoming election. and for me, i probably did not calculate all of that at that very moment. what i did calculate was that this was wrong, this is not the way our system is supposed to work. and the very foundation of our democracy is based on elections, and the president was looking to up and that. >> it was completely outlandish. were you even worried, when giuliani started talking about this, me with my limited sort of understanding of what goes on in that part of the, world even i knew this was ridiculous. did you just dismiss it as rantings? >> i did early on, but then ambassador ivanovich was removed from her position, and it started to interfere with the work that we were doing in the white house. including canceling vice president pence's participation trip. it was basically directly related to the fact that giuliani was not getting the play he needed with the ukrainian government. and the president, and trump pulled the plug to signal that this

rudy giuliani's price is $275.already taking the work. >> happy birthday, molly, i understand your birthday is coming up. you are a big fan of and dedicated to make america great again. and, make america great again, again. i wish you follow my podcast, it is rudycommonsense.com. >> rudy is out there wishing people happy birthday and late night comics going in. >> $275. this guy, this guy, personal lawyer to the president of the united states and now he's basically pan handling in the same place you can get a happy bar mitzvah. >> sometimes the comic has it right, they get the last word on that. i want to tell you one thing, the protest that came out of the murder of george floyd up ended culture and policy here in america. when we come back, we turn to an important conversation of all of that including art that's growing out of this pivotal time. why barack obama and kamala harris, lil baby debut is on "the beat" is next. "the beat" is next people with moderate to severe psoriasis, or psoriatic arthritis, are reth

just recently, the date maybe a month or so ago and doj with rudy giuliani's home, there was reporting later that the biden white house was really ticked off because that night was biden's first joint address of congress and they wanted to be a moment and get the big talk of the news media was diverted to this rate on rudy and myself a story, about good. exactly how it should be. the last thing doj should never be doing is going on to the white house and say, we did do a big thing today that my takes media attention away are you cool with that printed you want to soften the fact that i was glad to see the biden white house was ticked off at that. should be no communication regarding the prosecutorial function doj and so i'm encouraged that were making progress on that level we need policy changes as well. >> and i want to get into some of the questions here from the viewers don't freak out. i'm just going to your first name. if you don't want me to use your first and last name just put it in there. to start, ellen are you going to get reading e.g. carol, did they decide to continue wit

talk about the relationship between giuliani and trump if you can. carol: of course.issue that you mentioned is interesting because what phil and i learned is in the days before the election president trump was warned this was going to be a hard slog and the odds were not great, and th people that were paid to tell him the odds were great were telling him they were not good. we learned that bill barr called the defense secretary the night before the election to say that he had learned from white house sources that the president, whether or -- whether he won or not was planning to declare a election night that he had won before all the ballots were counted, that that was a plan that was being cooked up, and it is unclear where bill barr heard this, but it was from inside the white house, so the conviction that president trump had that he was going to win or had won really started to solidify after he lost. his conviction that it had been stolen from him is what got calcified as time went on. the reason is he basically shut out those people, those adults who were explai

this is three to half half weeks after the election now and is clear to any rational non- rooted giuliani person that it is over. and bill barr is certainly smart enough to see that in the donald trump numbered in days are numbered. and if he was go for bill barr and he was asked about michael flynn case, he said with a sort of a slight chuckle, history is written by the winners. by this point he knows is not a winner not quite be writing a history and i believe he is trying to salvage any bit of reputation and avoided being sort of group ten with rudy giuliani in the city towels and others. the true rudi's. the problem with bill barr's little image rehab a tour in this article in the atlantic is a talk about that and bill barr tells us the story of standing up and i don't know what happened behind closed doors and the problem is the bill barr completely in the article completely omits and we can forget is that for months leading up to the election, bill barr was one of the biggest cheerleaders for the election fraud conspiracy theory and he was one of the biggest spreaders perpetrators a

. >>> from america's mayor to personalized greeter, rudy giuliani has a new gig. >> hi, it's rudy giulianif there's an issue of concern you want to discuss or a story you would like to hear or story to share with me or a greeting i can bring to someone that would bring happiness to their day, i would be delighted to do it. >> if you remember, he's facing mounting legal bills of his own. former attorney for president trump has joined cameo the prices start at $325 no word on if there's any four seasons involved. >> that, too. >>> coming up, not quite the season, but here comes the santa surcharge. why holiday shipping prices are on the rise. >>> you're going to want to beat the heat with your favorite fall treat. tremfya® is approved to help reduce joint symptoms in adults with active psoriatic arthritis. some patients even felt less fatigued. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. tremfya®. emerge tremfyant™. janssen ca

. >> ninety-five, giuliani was merge the department so we went up to 38000. after i left and 96, 99 with the addition of the cops program 100,000 and 4100 for a while. >> it's an organization like that. how do you manage something like that? talk about the challenges managing something that large. >> the toughest management job i had was the 60th person police departmenthe because the intimay of that department with a go to prison for everything. any other staff, i didn't have captains or majors, i had lieutenant and sgt. the corporation counsel for larger issues but all came into the office i've been district commander. nypd contempt respect more people and say it was easier for us, the talent pool in the organization, i had almost 1000 captains above the organization. twenty-six commissioners with phenomenal expertise and people matters, technical matters, i didn't have to go far to get a question answered just pick up the phone and when you call, they jumped in the answers like that. transit police i had to have answers to the beauty of it you surround wit

dominion's massive lawsuit against giuliani and powell and mr., this week that was allowed to go forward in federal court. that's why his name has been in the court this week. but he's been in the news a lot since the election. he has spent every waking hour promoting these trump-related conspiracies about the election. and i will say, his take on it, on this matter is a little bit different than the other trump surrogates who have been carrying this water for all these months. his standard line is that everyone will agree with this conspiracy theory. that the nation will soon come together in unanimous consensus that in fact, trump is still president and he won the last election. he said the supreme court will not only rule on the issue which isn't going to happen but when they do, it will be 9-0. it will be unanimous because the evidence that trump secretly won the election is so incontrovertible. he said all the liberals in the media will document this same realization. the liberals of he says of tv cable news will lead the charge to see trump

it was rudy giuliani, making outrageous and ridiculous claims and getting laughed out in court after court. they all seemed impotent, with no path or strategy. but the cases, they had nowhere to go in the courts. and that was, clear by late december, they had arrived in an actual plan in place that they try to execute. and it wasn't just jeffrey clark, white house chief of staff mark meadows was also there he also participated in the attempt in the attack of american democracy. so there's conflicting reports on how trump and clark got caught up together. mark meadows had helped introduce trump to doj attorney jeffrey clark, who was putting together a sacred plan to oust rosen and forced georgia to overturn its results. and we, know from emails relaced by the house oversight, at the end of december, at the end of january, that crucial period of, time right before jenner six, the meadows was a pressing rosen to investigate voter. fraud and sending one email january 1st saying, quote, there have been many allegations of signature match animal anomalies in fulton county, georgia. can you

this is not giuliani being like there's 8000 dead people who voted, i mean 16,000 dead people.ple who voted. and therefore biden is not president. this is not some of that nonsense like we have seen in the months since the election, from the president supporters, people working for him. this is an actual plan. , the letter has places for three signatures at the bottom. the attorney general, deputy attorney general and the guy who rode, jeff clark, head of the civil division at the time. had rosen in donahue agreed and signed incentive, think about what that would've meant. there are of course would've been a national rumor that the u.s. justice department declared the election to be corrected, potentially fatally so. the georgia republican legislator, if trump was right, if trump was right that they were on board with this, they're on our side. if he was right, they would have tried to call themselves into special session, to try to recall the states biden electors, from the electoral college. instead consider will the others slate, the trump sleigh shun had been instead. jeff

just recently, the date maybe a month or so ago and doj with rudy giuliani's home, there was reporting later that the biden white house was really ticked off because that night was biden's first joint address of congress and they wanted to be a moment and get the big talk of the news media was diverted to this rate on rudy and myself a story, about good. exactly how it should be. the last thing doj should never be doing is going on to the white house and say, we did do a big thing today that my takes media attention away are you cool with that printed you want to soften the fact that i was glad to see the biden white house was ticked off at that. should be no communication regarding the prosecutorial function doj and so i'm encouraged that were making progress on that level we need policy changes as well. >> and i want to get into some of the questions here from the viewers don't freak out. i'm just going to your first name. if you don't want me to use your first and last name just put it in there. to start, ellen are you going to get reading e.g. carol, did they decide to continue wit

again, this is not rudy giuliani at four seasons landscaping or sidney powell. no, this is an unnervingly plausible path to steal an election. i frankly don't have the words to describe what a cataclysm this all would have been if the letter had gone out and state republicans had taken the signal and sent their own electors. because then you would have two slates of electors sent to the congress on january 6th. all of a sudden you have a real fight about which ones are legitimate and there is now -- i mean it's fabricated but there's a stronger case for republicans to vote against biden's electors, a much stronger dpies vice president mike pence to accept their challenge. mike pence is given the fig leaf he needs to keep donald trump in power. or maybe it gets thrown to the house and the 30 states of republican legislators vote for donald trump. the plan fell apart when senior doj officials put their careers on the line to their great credit to stop it. but who knows what could have happened? there are all sorts of ways this could have played out and none of the

this isn't giuliani being like, oh, there's 8,000 dead people who voted.ad people who -- i mean, a million dead people who voted. and therefore, biden isn't president. this isn't some of that nonsense, like we have seen, in the months since the election from the president's supporters and people working for him. this is an actual plan. right? the letter has places for three signatures at the bottom. the attorney general, jeff rosen at the time. deputy attorney general, richard donoghue at the time. and the guy who wrote it, jeff clark, the head of the civil division, at the time. had rosen and donoghue agreed with clark that they should sign this and send it, think about what that would have meant. there, of course, would have been a national clamor that the u.s. justice department had declared the election to be corrupted, potentially fatally so. the georgia republican legislature, if trump was right -- if -- if trump was right that they were onboard with this, they're on our side. and they -- if he was right, they would have tried to call themselves into

this week a judge grilled giuliani and powell about election fraud claims in a $2.7 million lawsuit filed against them by the voting firm smartmatic. do you think we will see them held accountable? >> it would be about time somebody other than me, you know, gets held accountable for their actions. i certainly hope that they do. what they did was absolute -- it wasn't just destructive to the company that is suing them. it is destructive to our country. it is destructive to the fact that now when you go in and you put your ballot into a machine, you're thinking whether or not that that machine is corrupted simply because of the stupidity that is promoted by people like giuliani, people like sidney powell and others. and, yes, they should be held accountable for their actions. >> michael cohen, we're going to have to end it there because there's a lot of breaking news. i'm really glad we got to have you on the show. thank you so much. look forward to seeing you again, michael. thanks. >> good to see you, alex. >> thank you. >>> tomorrow, everyone, president trump's niece mary trump will join

>> n-95, giuliani was the mayor so then we went up to 38000 after i left in 96, 99 would be additionrom the cops program it was up at 41000 but now it's about 33000 once again. >> unbelievable the size and complexity of an organization like that how do you manage something like that the challenges of managing something that large of the new york city police department. >> the toughest management job was running the 60 person police department because of the intimacy of that department you were the go to person for everything. you had a staff i didn't have captains or lieutenants or majors but start sergeants all came into that office like a district commander commit their nypd in some respects the talent pool thatli organization 1000 captains or about the deputy commissioners and technical matters i didn't have to go for far to get a question answer just pick up the phone when the commissioner called the agent and the answers were like that transit police the beauty of it youou couldn't surround yourself with incredible talent i had a super bowl team with jack nabel and john miller w

allowed a massive multibill on dollar lawsuit to go forward against him and rudy giuliani and trump lawyerwell. that was filed by dominion voting systems. that company has been vilified by trump and suppsupporters witw that company was alleged to have lost and on then won. this week, that was allowed to go forward in federal court. his name has been in the fuse news this week as mr. lindell has spent every waking hour about the trump conspiracies about the election. i will say his take on it on this matter is a little bit different than the other trump surrogates who have been carrying this water all these months now. mr. lindell's standard line is everyone will agree and the nation will soon come together in you unanimous consensus. they will rule on the issue and it will be ruled 9-0. trump secretly won the election is so incon tro vertable. all of the liberals in the media will come to the realization. cable tv news will see trump charge once they, like all of us, see and recognize the proof he has that trump won. he says that president biden and vice president harris will go along as w

rudy giuliani, sidney powell. sidney powell, i believe, was about to be sanctioned.esentation of donald trump about these very matters that you and i are discussing, has had his law license suspended in two jurisdictions. and i prefer not to think what had happened if they had been acquiescent. >> thank you so much. i appreciate your time. >>> sure, don. >> after pulling out of multiple olympic events, simone biles returning to the competition floor, in just hours. more, next. (struggling vehicle sounds) think premium can't be capable? think again. ♪ (energetic music) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ introducing the first ever at4 lineup. premium and capable. that's professional grade from gmc. [sfx: radio being tuned] welcome to allstate. ♪ [band plays] ♪ a place where everyone lives life well-protected. ♪ and even when things go a bit wrong, we've got your back. here, things work the way you wish they would. and better protection costs a whole lot less. you're in good hands with allstate. click or call for a lower auto rate today. you've been taking mental health meds, and your mind is f

applause ) speaking of people being sued for a billion dollars: the ex-president's lawyer, rudy giuliani here losing a staring contest to soup. ( laughter ) rudy has also been sued by dominion. for a billion dollars. now he's facing a mountain of legal fees. that mountain's in his apartment, right next to the mountain of empty franzia boxes. ( cheers and applause ) totally worth it. totally worth it. on top of that, rudy's law license in washington was suspended, and he was suspended from practicing law in new york due to "demonstrably false and misleading" statements about the election. which means he's cut off from his previous source of income: telling lies next to a dildo shop. ( laughter ) ( applause ) rudy is desperate for cash, so this week, he did what all public servants do when they need a second career: he joined cameo, the website where you can pay for a personal message from folks like lenny dykstra, and the guy who played hodor. which is perfect if you want to wish your nephew a very hodor hodor. how much does it cos g america's mayor to wish you a happy quinceanera? 275 bu