our subject is rudolph giuliani, united states attorney for the southern district of new york. - in orderment in washington, overseeing all the u.s. attorneys in the country. now, he's one of them. giuliani decided to sacrifice the policymaking power for a more hands-on position. - it's one of the most important federal prosecutors' offices in the united states. - a good number of that, 73. - if you're intent on kinda making your bones as a prosecutor and setting out on a political road from there, there are very few places you could go that would be as high profile as the southern district. - when he was a prosecutor, he was smart, he was tough, he was creative. - you have tied up all of my assets. therefore, i can't afford an attorney-- 'cause i think that's a real phony issue. - when rudy giuliani started as u.s. attorney, i actually had some admiration for him. yes, he was republican, and we didn't agree on everything, but he appeared to be a reformer. he claimed some of that historic mantle of la guardia. - this is a fight against a cruel, vicious, greedy political machine. - he clai

a spokesperson for the pathological liar rudolph giuliani said this is a disgusting lie against mayor giuliani. giuliani has been lying to and about women his entire adult life, beginning with his first wife, who he got an annulment from after starting an affair with his second wife. rudy giuliani got an annulment from the catholic church, instead of a divorce, from his first wife because he told the lie that he did not know that his first wife was actually his cousin when he married her, even though he grew up playing with his cousin who he later married. rudolph giuliani very famously lied about, and to, his second wife, who shunned him when he was mayor of new york for publicly carrying on an affair with his press secretary. rudolph giuliani is now on the brink of bankruptcy from the divorce of his third wife and mounting legal bills that he cannot afford to pay, and he is being sued by a former employee for, among other things, sexual assault. there are many disgusting stories about rudolph giuliani and women, just as there are many discussing stories about donald trump and women.

literally selling your 9/11 bona fides for money. - a lot of people were surprised when a later rudolph giulianihe giuliani of that '92 riot, that's rudy giuliani. - he blames it on me. he blames it on you. - the 1992 police protest was sort of the birth of rudy as fascist. - he did a dress rehearsal for january 6th at the police riot against dave dinkins. - this is all about a policy, which if i had them, the police department would be even angrier at me, even though i'm white. - can this former prosecutor be the one to come in

i mean, it's -- >> so, rudolph giuliani is sitting there as the head of the u.s. attorney's office.the experts at the level below them. one of those experts a level below him walks in and says, hey, look at this lot we have. >> there was a guy from another agency, a state agency, and rudy had been number three in the justice department. and he took a dive motion to come down, because i think that, judge tyler who got him the job in washington, said he would watch rudy at a press conference stand at the edges as somebody who is mr. one was getting all the attention. he said there was a glitter and righties ice. he wanted, -- better than be number one in washington, he wanted to be number one in new york. >> then he wanted to use the new york job to run for office. >> yeah. to be rudy. so, -- ron gold stop, as he tells it, came in and says there is this law rico and i'm working a case -- gold stock had a bug in a jaguar or by the guy who drove -- around. so they would pick up things from tony ducks. there were two other cases with electronic surveillance. so goldstone said why don't w

- a lot of people were surprised when a later rudolph giuliani starts screaming about trial by combat. - let's have trial by combat. - that's the only rudy giuliani i know. the giuliani of that '92 riot, that's rudy giuliani. - he blames it on me. he blames it on you. - the 1992 police protest was sort of the birth of rudy as fascist. - he did a dress rehearsal for january 6th at the police riot against dave dinkins. - this is all about a policy, which if i had them, the police department would be even angrier at me, even though i'm white. - can this former prosecutor be the one to come in and help bring new york into the right direction? - giuliani was blasted for being insensitive to minorities' concerns. - rudy giuliani is and was a thug. - i did not expect the shocking de-evolution of rudy giuliani. - the city is knocked to its knees. he was pitch-perfect. - yes, he stood up. yes, he did what a mayor should do, but that did not change who he was. - i saw god out on the block today ♪ ♪ he was darker than the preachers say ♪ ♪ with a teardrop tattooed on his face ♪ ♪ and dirt in his

another one of donald trump's criminal code offense in georgia, rudolph giuliani, is under new pressureni for one point $3 million in unpaid legal fees. joining us now is glenn, he's former district attorney in dekalb county, georgia, the neighboring county of fulton county. so we've all been learning some of the oddities of georgia law involving grand juries. and now, there is the possibility, and it's only the possibility, of grand jurors being interviewed. it might be that none of them agreed to be interviewed and then there will be no interviews. but has this happen before in georgia, we are grand jurors are interviewed like this? >> lawrence, i have not been aware of anything like this in the 17 years that i have had the distinct honor and privilege as serving as a prosecutor in georgia. and that is largely because, as you can see in judge mcafee's order, and there is a huge body of case law indicating that what happens inside the grand jury room is releasing her saying. but things dealing with witnesses or witness testimony, that could be brought forth by a defendant, particularly

more on rudolph giuliani's fundraising tonight. his considerable financial troubles randi kaye joins us now. what have you learned, randi? >> anderson, our colleagues and cnn have learned some new reporting. a source familiar with giuliani's finances tell cnn he owes millions of dollars in legal fees. certainly his fundraiser at bedminster tonight is certainly going to cut into that. it is $100,000 a plate. he is expected to raise more than a million dollars. it's one of two fundraisers, anderson, that trump is expected to sponsor for giuliani. but as you know, there are a lot of other co-defendants, and trump does not seem to be holding out a helping hand to all of them. >> i don't know a lot of those people. >> reporter: former president donald trump distancing himself from his 18 co-defendants in the georgia indictment. all are accused of trying to interfere with the state's 2020 presidential election results on behalf of trump. so is trump helping fund their defense and cover their mounting legal bills? in a word, no. listen to

rudolph giuliani, many of the things he brought they did not put before the court and the change to the election process it was not litigated before the election it was after the election. they change those rules. host: i'm going to stop you there because people have already mentioned what you've brought up. guest: you can see how resilient some of these narratives are and it is unfortunate. every single clarification of the rules was done pre-election. hundreds of cases brought nationwide before election day, 87% decided in favor of the republicans. in georgia, any rule changes were brought by republicans and they had control on the state level. in 2016, ballas could not have been recounted. they had only digital ballots. that is not a secure system in the georgia legislature moved georgia to a verifiable paper in 2020. they deserve a lot of credit for that. it was the reason we can verify the results of the election. please look at the secretary of state in georgia, those mail ballots were verified for signatures. they were recounted twice after the initial count and every count confi

and it's like i lived in new york in the 1990s and rudolph giuliani horrible human but he did what washe did what was necessary. he arrested people for the small things , broken for the small things, broken broken windows theory . broken windows theory. >> it's amazing. if you deal with the small things, then you create an environment where people don't think that they can commit crimes. yeah people don't think that they can commit on. crimes. yeah people don't think that they can commit on. what's1es. yeah people don't think that they can commit on. what's what'sah people don't think that they can commit on. what's what's in the moving on. what's what's in the daily star? moving on. what's what's in the daiilewis'? moving on. what's what's in the daiilewis the daily is this >> lewis the daily star is this this a big story. and that this is a big story. and that you eat according to the daily star three fingered non—humans unveiled mexico and it's a unveiled in mexico and it's a guy there's been there's bodies of it looks like some kind of thing but it's the worst description long desc