he is presumed innocent but i find it ironic that rudolph giuliani finds himself a defendant in a ricoade a name for himself by prosecuting mobsters and even the wall street financiers, route using the rico statute. and then for him to get his own comeuppance as a member of a rico enterprise i think is irony or karma. but it's a very serious day. i think, as aimee said, all lawyers have a healthy respect for the law, for judges, and for staying on the right side of things. i think some people may take joy in seeing rudy giuliani fall from grace, but i think it's a sad day to see any lawyer, at least allegedly so badly violate his ethical duties and the laws of the land. >> andrew weissmann, your reflections on the indictment of a former u.s. attorney in the southern district of new york, considered the premier u.s. attorney's office in the country. >> i mean, that is a great office. it's hardly, it hardly reflects the quality and caliber of the work that's done there, did you have somebody like mr. giuliani disgracing that office and himself. but it's also notable, jeffrey clark was an

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the forget-you-get migraine medicine™. >> who are you going to believe, rudolph giuliani or rudolph giulianirobably -- i function more effectively than 90% of the population. >> the same rudolph giuliani told a reporter, wow, while he was drinking a bloody mary, i love scotch. i can't help it. all of the malts. part of it is cigars. i love to have them with cigars. i am a party here. rudolph giuliani's previous wives have a less than charitable view of him as a party or. one of the witnesses of the january 6th committee testified under oath that rudolph giuliani was drunk on election night, 2020, when he told donald trump to publicly go out there and declare victory, which donald trump did, knowing that it was not true. >> what was your observation about his potential intoxication during that discussion about what the president should say when he would address the nation on election night? >> the mayor was definitely intoxicated, but i did not know his level of intoxication when he spoke with the president. >> and we don't know his level of intoxication when rudolph giuliani said this. >> wh

se entregÓ rudolph giuliani, quien era el abogado personal del exmandatario.lares y la famosa foto policial, el "mugshot", que la han podido ver en la internet y estÁ por todas partes. pagÓ una fianza de $150,000 que se acordÓ junto con la fiscalÍa. solo se paga el 10 % siempre y cuando cumpla con el resto de las normas que le han asignado como parte de ese acuerdo. se habla hoy de rudolph giuliani, pero maÑana es el dÍa mÁs esperado por muchos, porque serÁ el dÍa en que donald trump haga lo mismo que hizo giuliani hoy, que lleguÉ hasta aquÍ se le haga el mismo proceso, como a cualquier otro ciudadano. esto es lo que estÁ pasando en este caso particular que la hace diferente a los demÁs, como el que vimos en nueva york y florida. aquÍ no hay ningÚn trato especial. estamos siguiendo de cerca lo que transcurre aquÍ. vemos a mis espaldas que hay personas que llegan con el paso de los minutos, algunos en favor y otros en contra de donald trump. leÓn: allÍ estaremos. vamos a los Ángeles con otro tiroteo a manos de un pistolero en un bar que dejÓ al menos cinco pers

rudolph giuliani is 79 years old. he is contemplating the possibility, tonight, of spending the final years of his life in prison in georgia, outside of the reach of a presidential pardon from the next republican president in united states. litman, and his legal column in the los angeles times calls this indictment the most far reaching and portentous response to trump's assault on democracy. special prosecutor jack smith is indicted on trump individually for much of the same conduct, described in the georgia indictment as a criminal enterprise. donald trump's last white house chief of staff, mark meadows, does not appear in jack smith's indictment. mark meadows is the fourth listed defendant and the george indictment. mark meadows is the first defended in the case to legally respond to the indictment by today filing a request in federal court to move the georgia case out of the fulton county courthouse to the jurisdiction of a federal judge. the federal judge who will consider that request is steve c. jones, appointe

. - rudolph giuliani was not a diplomat. rudolph giuliani was not an ambassador.ired political gun working to advance donald trump's partisan electoral interests. - this scandal is a scandal of major proportions. now, was i-- - are you done now? - no, i'm not done now? - because you haven't said anything. - no. - you can't just talk the whole time. - mueller, that july, testifies in a very clearly lackluster performance to congress. - the finding indicates that the president was not, uh. - trump not only felt this sense of exoneration, he also had this sense of vengeance. - i think robert mueller did a horrible job both today and with respect to the investigation. - he did nothing wrong and he wasn't involved in collusion, and he wasn't involved in obstruction. - and it's in this mindset, where that morning, trump picks up the phone for a call with president zelensky. - the president says, "there's a lot of talk about biden's son, so if you can look into it, it sounds horrible to me." - trump spends the call asking zelensky very specifically to help him investigat

attorney rudolph giuliani. - complaints allege of illegal profits of millions and millions of dollarsn't used to the sight of its best and brightest in handcuffs. - he used that office very strategically and produced extraordinary wins that made him a hero to many people. - rudy really did redefine the modern image of what a federal prosecutor is today. he raised the visibility of the job of u.s. attorney nationwide. there was a lot of speculation about what rudy was gonna do next when he left. we all knew that he was not going to go into some sleepy law firm practice. - have you made a decision on running for mayor yet? - could we take that up later? - rudy giuliani was looking for the next thing. what's the next thing? mayor of the city of new york. the virus that causes shingles is sleeping... in 99% of people over 50. it's lying dormant, waiting... and could reactivate. shingles strikes as a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. and it could wake at any time. think you're not at risk for shingles? it's time to wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're o

in the first term, rudy burns through a lot of friends and allies. - in new york city, mayor rudolph giulianiin his politics and in his personal life. - when rudy comes in for his second term, which he treats as sort of a victory lap, overwhelming win. but he immediately begins to see the white house off in the distance. - ironically, he maybe accomplished too much in the first four years. he probably should have paced himself a little more. - he starts off his second term by saying, "we're gonna end jaywalking," in a city where jaywalking has been and continues to be an art form. and, you know, new yorkers broadly responded like, "what?" - at first, people laughed when he launched a politeness campaign. - everybody has to be civil. - but the laughter turned to protest when giuliani put up pedestrian barricades, ticketed jaywalkers, and tried to restrict street artists. - like, the first time, he was mayor rudy. now he's king giuliani. - he just doesn't have it in him to ever admit he's wrong. that's the problem here. - rudy was an innate bully, someone who wakes up every morning looking to p

gonna be the first black mayor of new york. - democrat david dinkins has defeated republican rudolph giuliani. [tense music] - in city hall, there was a space in the bowels of that ancient building that came to be known as the lair. that's where the cigars would be smoked. and that's where giuliani's inner circle would watch "the godfather" over and over... [chuckles] and over again. - godfather. - rudy is famously obsessed with "the godfather." - rudy giuliani is a little bit of everybody in that film. one night, he had a showing of "the godfather." and he sits behind me, and during the entire movie, he explains why the life of politics is exactly the life of the godfather. and, of course, in the one story where sonny complains to the godfather that they should be selling drugs, and you see this battle within the family, rudy starts tapping me on the shoulder saying, "do you see? do you see? when you have a disagreement, you keep it in the family." - don't ever takes sides with anyone against the family again. ♪ ♪ - rudy grows up to become a prosecutor of the mob. and yet he's fascinated by

it is a random new yorker in the year 1985. 1985 was the year that rudolph giuliani made a name for himselfas the year that giuliani pioneer the same prosecutorial tactics that now very much look like they could be his downfall. but let me back up just a little bit. this is carmine the cigar galante. he was allegedly the boss of one of new york's most powerful crime families. and in the 70s, galante -- flew a little too close to the sun. he was shot point blank at an italian restaurant in brooklyn. allegedly the motivation of his assassins ways that galante had to decided he should be the head mob boss. but the other mob bosses didn't want to agree. a guy named anthony indelicate -- whack-whack's palm print -- but mr. indelicato -- whack-whack -- was almost definitely not the person who decided -- the fate of carmine the six car. whack-whack may have been part of the -- group that -- but he would not have -- mr. indlicato ways what is referred to in the mafia as a capo -- a middle ranking member of a mafia family. and the young u.s. attorney in the southern district of new york, rudolph giu

rudolph giuliani said it, i spoke to the president today.osed to talk about the facts of the case directly or indirectly, according to the conditions. that seems like an impossible condition to actually enforce, because of course, these codefendants could secretly talk to each other about the facts of the case, and there's no way the court would know it. >> so, it's a very important condition. all of them are. and i would guess that each of the defendants council has talked to them very candidly about the risks of not following the conditions of bond. again, bond is a promise to abide by certain rules of the court so you can stay out of jail. if you break those rules, then usually a district attorney will try to have your bond revoked. and so, if there is evidence over anything prohibitive of those conditions been violated, then both parties would risk the possibility that the dea would seek to have bonds revoked. obviously, that would be another hearing. and so, i think it can be done, but i think it's going to be -- going to take due care

attorney rudolph giuliani. - complaints allege of illegal profits of millions and millions of dollarsght of its best and brightest in handcuffs. - he used that office very strategically and produced extraordinary wins that made him a hero to many people. - rudy really did redefine the modern image of what a federal prosecutor is today. he raised the visibility of the job of u.s. attorney nationwide. there was a lot of speculation about what rudy was gonna do next when he left. we all knew that he was not going to go into some sleepy law firm practice. - have you made a decision on running for mayor yet? - could we take that up later? - rudy giuliani was looking for the next thing. what's the next thing? mayor of the city of new york. i'm a bear. i'm coming out of hibernation, and papa is hungry. and while you're hittin' the trail, i'm hitting your cooler. and your cut-rate car insurance might not pay for all this. so get allstate. ♪ ♪ the biggest ideas inspire new ones. 30 years ago, state street created an etf that inspired the world to invest differently. it still does. what can you

catapulted onto the world stage. >> he's now lionized as an american hero. >> the honorable rudolph giulianinormous national platform. he's a rising star in the republican party. now, he has this national profile, international profile. >> we need george bush now more than ever. >> he grew up dreaming of becoming president and now, as george w. bush's term is coming to an end, he sees the opening. >> i think he just thought it was the natural step. you know? "i run new york, i ran 9/11. i mean, i should be running the country." >> i think i can make a difference. i believe that the country needs leadership. >> takes a lot of chutzpah, though, doesn't it? to say, "i'm the best." that's what you're saying. >> it does. and very humbling. >> i'm not the youngest candidate, but i am the most experienced. >> i am an american running for president. >> what i'm gonna do is talk about who i am and what i believe and let them sort it out from there. >> giuliani's overall message is that he's the guy who knows how to run a government, that the liberals have screwed up. >> i'm running against three demo

as you saw from that brief comment from rudolph giuliani, the former president's lawyer and codefendantthis election conspiracy case, it was a madhouse for about an hour or so wednesday afternoon. mr. giuliani, as you know, did plead not guilty, which he said he was going to do in a case which he did say is a travesty not just for american justice but for the u.s. constitution. he is not planning to be here on thursday. that is when donald trump is expected to come to the fulton county jail behind us and to give his fingerprints, take a mug shot essentially surrendered to authorities in this felony case. it was also a moment where someone who had been held in such high esteem in political circles and in popular circles here in the united states found himself really at the other end of the law. it is ironic, some analysts have pointed out, that it was rudolph giuliani who first came to national prominence in the 1980's when, as a u.s. attorney, he used federal racketeering law to essentially break up the u.s. mob and to actually go after organized crime figures, so there is some sort of

indicted. 18 others including former white house chief of staff, more commit, trump lawyer, rudolph giuliani, former justice department official, jeffery clark, and former aid. john eastman. the alleged conspiracy included a series of phone calls in which trump pressure georgia officials to overturn jo biden's presidential election victory in the state. including this notorious called the secretary of state brad reference berger. i just want to find a $11780.00 loads, which is one more that we have because we want to say that alleged conspiracy also included false accusations and harassment of election workers including ruby freeman, who said she had to go into hiding after trump, fans invaded her grandmother's home to make what they called the citizens arrest. it also contained false allegations for ballot for on and this was an election that we want to easily. we want to buy a lot. village plot also contained a sick electricity in which trump back the electors tried to form a false slate of electors who sought to flip the state of georgia for trump after his loss. and it involved in extrao

it is a random new yorker in the year 1985. 1985 was the year that rudolph giuliani made a name for himself. it was the year that giuliani pioneer the same prosecutorial tactics that now very much look like they could be his downfall. but let me back up just a little bit. this is carmine, the cigar gilante. he was allegedly the boss of one of new york's most powerful crime families. and in the 70s, gilante -- shot point blank at an italian -- allegedly the motivation of his assassins ways that galante decided he should be the head mob boss. but the other mob bosses didn't want to agree. a guy named anthony indlicato -- whack wax palm print -- but mr. indlicato -- whack whack -- was almost definitely not the person who decided -- our mind this a car. whack whack may have been part of the -- mr. indlicato ways what is referred to in the mafia as a cop show capo -- compose -- kapo instead mr. giuliani wanted strike all levels of the mob family saying it was not an unrealistic goal to crush them. so giuliani went for the people at the top. >> the indictment of the national commission of organiz

and as you saw from uh that to a brief comment from rudolph giuliani, the former president's a lawyer and co defended in this election conspiracy case. it was a mad house for about an hour or so on wednesday afternoon. mr. julie on is, you know, he did plead not guilty, which he said he was going to do in a case, which he did say, is a travesty. not just for american justice, but for the us constitution. he is not planning to be here on thursday. that is when donald trump is expected to come to the fulton county jail behind us, and to give his fingerprints take a mug shot, essentially surrender to authorities. in this felony case. it was also a moment where someone who had been held in such high esteem in political circles and in popular circles here the united states found himself really at the other end of the wall. it's ironic, perhaps some animals have pointed out that it was rudolph giuliani, who 1st came to national prominence in the 1980s when as a us attorney, he used the federal racketeering law to essentially break up the us mob. and to actually go after organized crime figu

." >> rudolph giuliani was not a diplomat. rudolph giuliani was not an ambassador.n working to advance donald trump's partisan electoral interests. >> this scandal is a scandal of major proportions. >> all right, are you done now? because you haven't said anything -- >> no, i'm not done now. >> but you can't just talk the whole time. >> mueller, that july, testifies in a very clearly lackluster performance to congress. >> the finding indicates that the president was not -- >> trump not only felt this sense of exoneration, he also had this sense of vengeance. >> i think robert mueller did a horrible job, both today and with respect to the investigation. >> he did nothing wrong, that he wasn't involved in collusion, that he wasn't involved in obstruction. >> it's in this mind-set where, that morning, trump picks up the phone for a call with president zelenskyy. >> the president says, "there's a lot of talk about biden's son, so if you can look into it, it sounds horrible to me." >> trump spends the call asking zelenskyy, very specifically, to help him investigate hunt

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of the major legal developments of the day, including federal judges officially finding that rudolph giuliani did lie about two election workers in georgia, an innocent mother and daughter, who were attacked by not just giuliani but the then president of the united states, donald trump. and there is more we have to get to tonight, because it happened again. in tennessee. you would think that the republican legislature learned their lesson when they suffered worldwide condemnation for expelling representative justin jones and representative justin pearson, who were then immediately reappointed to their positions by local officials, and then went on to win their reelection's to the legislature. but this week, the tennessee speaker of the house, formally ordered the silencing of representative justin jones. and once again, the republicans in the tennessee house of representatives were widely condemned for that silencing. representative justin jones will join us tonight to say what he was prevented from saying by tennessee's republican speaker of the house. clarence thomas has established himself

including the former trump aide mark meadows and his attorney rudolph giuliani and another attorney of former president, john eastman as well also facing charges. details on this ijust coming into us as you arejoining us and here in the studio with me, we have our north america correspondent. while you're waiting for this press conference to get under way, what we know so far in terms of what's happened today and right now? it terms of what's happened today and right now?— and right now? it looks like these are — and right now? it looks like these are sweeping - and right now? it looks like| these are sweeping charges against not only donald trump but some of his closest associates, was widely speculated as being involved in this indictment. it is one of the first one is named. mark meadows, former chief of staff, a very significant name to be seenin a very significant name to be seen in this indictment sheet. but the scope of what the prosecutors in georgia are alleging here, the middle conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election. forgery, impersonating an officer which is related to the

and rudolph giuliani might be next. there is a report tonight at cnn that rudolph giuliani is traveling to atlanta, georgia, tomorrow. it is unclear exactly why. it is unclear whether he will be turning himself in for arrest or not. he seems to be seeking a meeting with the district attorney fani willis. that meeting could be to become, or attempt to become, a cooperating witness with district attorney fani willis. fulton county district attorney fani willis's indictment of what she calls at 19-member criminal enterprise run by and for donald trump's only one week old. just one week old. and the 19 defendants in the alleged trump criminal conspiracy could not make it through that first week without turning on each other. we have surely not seen the last of that phenomenon because what we are seeing is a project panic on the part of the people fani willis has indicted, and that panic will very quickly lead to more tensions and conflicts of interest among the defendants, and they will continue to turn on each other as cri

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don't trump's not offering one word of defense in any of the criminal cases against him now, rudolph giuliani is trying to defend himself with pride public comments on his radio show in which he repeatedly refers to georgia's secretary of state, brad raffensperger as georgia's attorney general, for whom rudy giuliani expresses his unbridled hatred. here is small sample of rudy giuliani's defense. >> he's taking first amendment statements and advocacy by lawyers are turning it into a racketeering case. i know rico. rico is a friend of mine. i come from brooklyn. you know? i come from a place that's realistic. knows how to ferret outliers. >> we will hear more of the giuliani defense later in the hour, but we begin our discussion with the consideration of why the trump defense in the georgia case has gone completely silent. leading off our discussion is andrew weissmann, former fbi general counsel and former chief of the criminal division in the eastern district of new york. he's a professor of nyu law school and co-host of the prosecuting donald trump podcast and the msnbc legal analyst. gwen

and rudolph giuliani might be next. rudolph giuliani is traveling to atlanta, georgia, tomorrow. it is unclear exactly why. it is

catch all, what does it tell you about jack smith's investigation but -- they're questioning rudolph giuliani's assistant, bernard kerik on monday, somebody who of course has already done three years of federal prison time for financial crimes and might be unwilling to do more prison time. >> jack smith, lawrence, it has already tipton's hand in telling us that he is ready to bring a new set of charges and new defendants if you find new evidence. that is what has happened in the stolen documents at mar-a-lago investigation, what we call a superseding indictment. similarly here, he is investigating for some time the save america pack, whether that pack and donald trump violated federal laws by raising money off of claims of voter fraud that they knew to be false. and so i do think -- i suspect that's what's going on today. obviously we don't know, grand juries operate in secret. we were just reading tea leaves. if i had to bet, i would say that that's what's going on with respect to carrick coming in right now. he was alleged to be involved in that whole scheme. >> what message does it send to t

the top of this list is rudolph giuliani, john charles eastman, mark randele meadows, kenneth john cheeseborough, jeffrey bosler clark, who we try to make at the attorney general, janet lin ellis, his lawyer standing next to giuliani, he certainly knows the first six people on the list. very, very well. they've all got stuff on him. is he not worried about that? >> donald doesn't think like a normal human being. he doesn't see, for example, a trial. which is coming up in october. he doesn't see it. it's eternity away. his whole life has been predicated on the process of delay. october of 2025, we will figure out how to delay it. again, you talked about it in your opening. the hope is that he's able to secure the presidency and order to protect himself from present. >> he leaned on the fact that he can't prosecute a sitting president and legal counsel guidance and he feels that's a witch hunt and if he were to win the nomination, he would argue it's political. if he wins the presidency once again, he's home free. >> well, you listen to a lot of pundits. you're not really home free. you still have

rudolph giuliani was also a codefendant. he called the indictment an affront to democracy, but the republican government of georgia has said that is not the case and the election was legally decided, that trump has been falsely making claims, and brian kemp says the state of georgia will continue to have honest elections as long as he is governor. president trump's strategy seems to suggest he was not engaging in an illegal scheme, he believed the election to be wrongly decided, and he was honestly speaking out. he's accused of a number of things beyond making false statements. he is accused of signing false documents. he's accused of orchestrating a campaign where a slate of false electors, people elected by the voters and then choose the president. he's is accused of trying to substitute false electors in order to overturn the vote in the state of georgia, so it will be a difficult case, but trump seems to be saying, hey, i was sincere all along. >> we spoke to the faculty director at the center of ethics and the rule of l

election meddling and racketeering. 18 others have also been charged, including trump's lawyer, rudolph giuliani. trump's facing a serious charge sheet, is not he? tell us more about what he is accused of this time. >> yes, this is also about trying to overturn the 2020 presidential election. trump is charged with fraud, with perjury, and intimidating election workers. being part of an entire criminal conspiracy. it is actually described as a criminal organization involving him and his allies. really quite extraordinary, 18 charged under this case under racketeering. this a statute involving organized -- there is a statute involving organized crime and mob bosses and so on. normally that would lead to some kind of conviction to some kind of prison sentence, which would also be completely unprecedented for a former president of the united states. there were three other -- add this to the three other legal indictments, you have a total 19 counts, any of which could result in a prison sentence. >> will this affect his standing for that election? >> first of all, what is surprising is of course that

rudolph giuliani surrenders. 4:38 p.m. jenna ellis surrenders. 5:00 p.m., judge jones denies jeffrey d clarks' emergency motion. 5:40 p.m. judge jones denies mark meadows' emergency motion. 7:15 p.m. district attorney willis files a brief in response to mark meadows' request to remove his case to federal court. in district attorney willis' 20-page brief opposing moving the case against mark meadows to federal court she raises an issueis that i for one am embarrassed to say i had not thought of, the hatch act. the hatch act sitting right there. didn't think of ha it. district attorney willis quotes mark meadows in an interview while he was white house chief of staff saying, quote, nobody outside the beltway really cares about trump administration officials violating the hatch act, which they did more than any other white house indi history. district attorney willis then points out, quote, the defendant unreservedly declares that all of thely alleged conduct as to . meadows relates to protected political activity that lies i

his attorneys, including rudolph giuliani, his former chief of staff, mark meadows, and even a lutheran pastor in total, 18 men and women. all of them now accused of trying to help trump rig the election on board golf in berlin. this is the day the, the defendants engage in a criminal record showing enterprise to overturn georgia's presidential election control. loved to i want to do is this. i just want to find 11780 about which is one more that we have. the indictment includes $41.00 felony jones, and it's $97.00 pages long. and my hope is that americans believe us. my hope is that republicans believe that the selection was fair and legal also coming up. it's been 2 years since the totally bon returned to power in afghanistan, 2 years of restricting the rights of women. yet again, is there anything that the us and its allies can do to help the women? so as, as i flew the request to the wanted me to ask the collarbone to do whatever is needed to lift the restrictions. fee is law make and it has imposed on so you get a lot of it is slowly about the fed up and give it to us. all right, s

and that is the key charge here a charge that one of the defendants, rudolph giuliani, who was the head of the justice department's southern new york division knows well because he prosecuted monsters on it under it. that is a charge that is generally used to target members of organized crime rings. but here is being used in kind of a novel way. one that hasn't been done before, and trump says he's going to double down on that. this is on truth socially says a large complex detail, but you refute of a report on presidential election fraud, which took place. he says in georgia, despite all evidence of the contrary, i should say, is almost complete and will be presented by me in a major news conference, etc. on monday. so trump is doubling down on is his argument, seems to be, hey, i believe that there was fraud in there for what i did was legitimate, we put together a story on those charges. take a look. for the 4th time, a grand jury has indicted former president donald trump, for alleged crimes against the country. he governs, leading the series of indictments against the trump, and ot

rudolph giuliani, the trump's lawyer, should be the most offensive thing now.so going to to be judged by the law of corrupt and racketeer-influenced organizations, that is, by the law of riku giuliani. being a prosecutor. new york city pioneered its application, fought the mafia in the mid-eighties, we will continue to work in this direction. and maybe in the future. we will really crush the power of the mafia, the law helped send riku to jail. the heads of the five new york mafia families julian cracked down on the banana clans. inoji brought in columbus and he planted a luquez and returned wall street, unprecedented popularity led the prosecutor to the heights of city power. he became the first republican mayor in many years. new york, the current allegations are sure he is political through and through. and it just makes me laugh. i don't know if she understands this because she looks like a rather incompetent prosecutor. she is fulton county attorney fanny willis, who also wants to be re-elected in 2024. but trump’s electoral prospects are undermined by the

and get rid of that very serious charge for something like rudolph giuliani, that who is an old man. now that is a death cent. so a very serious charge. and one that's kind of a trademark for this particular prosecutor. she also use that racketeering charge against the atlanta school system alleging a wide spread cheating scandals that are particularly minority students. so that rackets healing charge, which is usually used only to pursue organize crime in this case is being used rather creatively but creatively in a way that this particular district a district attorney has done before. it remains to be seen whether in a case this high profile that will be effective. don't just a quick one before you go. i mean, let's remind that view as this has now. trump's full set of indictments remind desperately of the of the 3. and how is the oldest blanket in to effect as run for the white house next to you just quickly jump? that's what a quick answer to that is. the more he gets indicted, the higher his poll numbers go among republicans and the more money he raises. it's a perverse thing, b

trump's lawyer, rudolph giuliani, must be the most annoying thing right now.s are also going to be judged according to the law. and organizations that are corrupt and under the influence of racketeers, that is, according to the law of rico giuliani. as a new york attorney pioneered its application, fought the mafia in the mid-eighties, we will continue to work in this direction. and maybe in the future. we will really crush the power of the mafia, the law helped send riku to jail. the heads of five new york mafia families are julian. dealt with clans, banana, gambin, columbus genovese and luces, he planted and tycoon from wall street, unprecedented popularity led the prosecutor to the heights of city power. he became the first republican mayor in many years. new york city, the current allegations are sure he is political through and through. it's just outright laughter. i don't know if she understands this because she looks like a pretty incompetent prosecutor and she is fulton counties attorney fanny willis in 2024 who also wants re-election. to his post, but

rudolph giuliani and was a federal prosecutor in manhattan made great use of it, and donald trump wasn the construction business in manhattan which the mafia was heavily involved in. he knows what rico statutes are and so does giuliani. i think this was used in part also to scare them because they know very well what rico statutes are. adrian: jennifer, picking up on what ross was saying, how do you think trump's legal team are going to play it? jennifer: i do think that leak, or accidental posting of some of these indictments before the grand jury had actually convened, whether it was a mistake or not, it is sloppy, it does not look good. i also understand they put out the names of the grand jury members, which isn't great. i don't know if you would call that doxxing or whatever. maybe this does turn into a nonissue, i don't know. but they are going for a wide range of charges. these are rather untested legal theories. so could his attorneys all of a sudden say, this is crazy, you put this out, this is sloppy, what else have you been sloppy on? i don't know, i am not a legal expert,

been a conspiracy by at least 19 people, including trump, to overturn the georgia election. rudolph giuliani was also a co defendant to call being diamond in a front to democracy. but the republican governor of georgia has said that is not the case at the election was legally decided that trump has been falsely making claims in brian camp says the state of georgia will continue to have on his selections as long as he is governor. but this points out president trump strategy he seems to be suggesting of what he will say is he wasn't orchestrating and legal scheme. he believed the election was wrongly decided and that he was simply, honestly speaking out about it, that's going to be a challenging court because a number of lawyers inside and outside the white house told him that was not the case to be wash the election. and that he didn't have a case to make, and he's accused of a number of things beyond just making false statements. he's accused of signing false documents. he's accused of orchestrating a campaign where a slate of false electors. these are people who are elected by the voters.

the popularity or from notoriety depending on where you stand on the political law. stream of rudolph giuliani. he was the one time us attorney who took on the mafia and broke it up and took on other organized fine figures and drug dealing operations. he then was the mayor of new york city in the 1990s. it was a very controversial term, but after the september 11th attacks, he became known as america's mayor for the work that he did in pulling people together after that tragedy in more recent years. so he has been working for donald trump both before and while he was president. and because of the allegations being brought forth by the fulton, county prosecution of that they were engaged in an effort to overturn the results of the 2020 election. here in the state of georgia, mr. julie on, he has now found himself part of an alleged conspiracy. as you noted, he has posted $150000.00 bought. he did speak to a very interested media scrum outside the fulton county jail. where we are this evening on wednesday evening out, but he did say that he is not going to be here on thursday when donald trump d