trump gave rudy the power he was longing for and rudy made trump look attractive by comparison. going places even though he didn't seem to know where he was. >> from the top to the bottom to the middle to the side! >> the next four years were a whirl bend of campaigning lawyering treason and insurrection-ing. by the time it was over, giuliani lost his law license, several gallons of hair die, electronic devices seize bid the f.b.i. and dignity. >> hymn rudy giuliani, i'm on cameo ( shouting ) >> but rudy is still oozing on, enjoying life to the fullest. maybe even too much. >> i don't think i've ever done an interview drunk. i have sometimes -- i mean, i drink normally. i like scotch. i drink scotch. >> so you do not believe you have a drinking problem. >> i don't only believe it i know i've not. i know prince andrew is questionable now. i never went out with him. never, never had a drink with him. never was with a woman or a young girl with him, ever, ever, ever. one time, i met him in my office and one time when we had the party, right, bernie? you were there. >> yes, whether

we called them my team and rudy's team.t mind being characterized as being part of team normal as reporters kind of started to do around that point in time. i didn't think what was happening was necessarily honest or professional at that point in time. >> what they were proposing i thought was nuts. the theory was also completely nuts. there was a combination of italians and germans and different things were floating around and hugo chavez and the venezuelans and he has an affidavit from somebody that wrote a software and something with the philippines, just all over the radar. >> did you ever share, mr. kushner, your view of mr. giuliani? did you ever share your perspective about him with the president? >> um, i -- i guess -- yes. >> tell me what you said? >> basically not the approach i would take if i was you. >> having worked on campaigns and quibble with the use of the word normal, but it's all relative here, we're talking trump. campaign manager bill steppian and jared cush per and the cadre of aides that described th

"rudy! it was rudy! [ laughter ] in fact, if "who was drunk at the white house?"stion on "family feud," the top five answers would all be the same. [ laughter ] also, i love the follow-up where the lawyer says, "tell me more about that." i wish i could have seen the rest of that deposition. "and how did you know rudy was drunk? "well, i saw him holding an empty bottle of scotch and hitting on a portrait of dolly madison. "why, hello, young lady. now, before we go any further, you have a legal obligation to tell me if you're my cousin. [ laughter ] fool me twice. [ laughter ] so as the committee established, trump had a choice between team normal and team rudy and obviously, he chose team rudy in fact, trump's son-in-law, jared kushner, who looked in every clip like he had just smelled one of rudy's scotch farts, said at one point that he tried to warn trump about rudy, although you could tell kushner was definitely walking on eggshells when he answered the question >> did you ever share, mr. kushner, your view of mr. giuliani did you ever share your perspective ab

did you feel that one, rudy?ter ) ( cheers and applause ) you know, this whole thing shows you how lazy trump is. the capitol is like two miles away. everyone else walked there, but trump was, like, okay, i could walk there, i could walk -- or i could try to steal a car from the sect service. which one is it? ( laughter ) not to victim blame, but this is on the secret service, all right? you had four years to trump-proof that vehicle. ( laughter ) you knew who you were dealing with. there should have been a toy steering wheel in the passenger seat the whole time. let him think he's driving and go back to the west wing anyways. front trump, this story proves sitting in the back seat is always a position of weakness. doesn't matter what the power dynamics, are no one in the back seat gets their way. he's lungeing at them like i'm the (~bleep~) president! and they're, like, you're in the back seat, bitch! shut up! and he's like, mmmr... i'm going to put my window down! ( applause ) the most damning part of today is

he really does treat rudy like his own personal manservant.uliani, the man who supposedly spent his tenure in new york taking down the mafia and now he's basically running errands like the kid from "a bronx tale," hoping to become a main man some day. "right away, boss. so shockingly, rudy giuliani never provided proof of his claim that thousands of dead people voted in the election in fact, during one of these meetings, rudy was apparently so desperate for proof, he turned to his fellow pro-coup cronies, like trump lawyer jenna ellis, who kept telling bowers they had the proof he was looking for they just didn't bring it with them to the meeting. >> at some point, did mr. giuliani ask one of the other attorneys on his team to help him out with the evidence >> he did. he asked jenna ellis, who was sitting to his right he did ask, "do we have the proof? to jenna, ms. ellis. and she said, "yes." and i said, "i want the names. do you have the names? "yes." "do you have how they voted? "we have all the information." i said, "can you get to me that

they're also suing rudy giuliani. what does she want from rudy giuliani? can't help but be moved by it. miss moss is a hero and is so courageous for being willing to stand up and tell her story. i just -- i'm proud to be associated with somebody that has that character and that courage. the lawsuits are designed to try to sort of achieve accountability and restore the reputation of miss moss and miss freeman who were made the objects of this character assassination for political convenience by rudy giuliani and others in his orbit. our colleagues at law for truth have along with us and other lawyers filed a lawsuit in missouri against the gateway pundit, we filed a lawsuit in d.c. against oan and rudy giuliani, the lawsuit against mr. giuliani continues, and the design is for them to have their day in court and to be able to tell their story and achieve accountability and demonstrate with all of the powers of the legal system, the judicial system, that everything that was said about them was a lie, and help restore the reputations. they had their lives com

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and rudy, along with a gang of other crazy weirdos, gave it to him.trump officials kept telling him over and over and over again that each individual claim of election fraud was nonsense and rather than push back and offer his own evidence for each claim, trump would just move on to some other insane claim >> there were so many of these allegations that when you gave him a very direct answer on one of them, he wouldn't fight us on it, but he would move to another allegation we told him flat out that much of the information he's getting is false and/or just not supported by the evidence. he looked at the allegations, but they don't pan out >> so this wild claim is thrown out, which, you know, on his face didn't seem, you know, realistic or possible to me. >> and i told him that the stuff that his people were shoveling out to the public were bull -- was bullshit i mean, that the claims of fraud were bullshit. >> seth: quick tangent when bill barr says [bleep] in the clip, we don't have to bleep it, but when i repeat him, we do that's where we're at as a

president, rudy giuliani and others claimed on the basis of this video that you and your mother were somehow involved in a plot to connection out observers bring suitcases of false ballots for biden into the arena and then run them through the machines multiple times. none of that was true. was it >> none of it. >> i'd like to show you some of the statements that rudy giuliani made in a second hearing before the georgia state legislatures, a week after the video clip from state farm arena was first cirteculad atht mr. giuliani and president trump, i want to advise viewers these statements are completely false and also deeply disturbing. >> tape earlier in the day of ruby free man and shay free man moss and one other gentleman obviously surreptitiously passing around usvports as if they're vials of heroin or cocaine, it's obvious they're engaged in surreptitious illegal activity again that day, and a week ago and they're still walking around georgia lying. they should have been questioned already. their places of work, homes should have been searched for evidence of ballots, evidence

and rudy's team.mind being characterized as being part of team normal as reporters kind of started to do around that time. i decided hours ago, i've been doing this for a long time, 25 years, i've spanned political ideologies to from trump to mccain to bush to christie. i can work under a lot of circumstances, a lot of very candidates and politicians but the situation where, i think along the way i've built up a pretty good reputation for being honest and professional. i don't think what was happening was necessarily honest or professional. that led to this. >> the president did get rid of team normal and i would like to play a clip showing that the president found people he needed to perpetuate his claims of fraud. >> there is a big truck bringing in 100,000 ballots in garbage cans and waste paper baskets, in cardboard boxes, and in shopping baskets. every single one of them was for biden. it would be notified that biden was way behind, they better come up with a lot more ballots. we can prove every

>> rudy giuliani. >> tell me more about that.was your observation about his potential intoxication during that discussion about what the president should say, when he addresses the nation on election night? >> it was definitely intoxicated, but i did not know his level of intoxication, when he spoke with the president, for example. >> did he bring up any discussions with the people i mentioned? mr. stepien, mr. meadows, or anyone else, about whether the president should make any sort of speech on election night? >> i spoke to the president. but the president spoke to me several times that night -- >> there were suggestions by i believe it was mayor giuliani to go and declare victory, and say that we'd won it outright. >> it was far too early to be making any calls like that. ballots, ballots were still being counted. ballots were still gonna be counted for days. and it was far too early to make any proclamation like that. >> i remember saying that -- i, in the best of my memory, i was saying that we should not go and declare vict

more rudy joke! the former president did not win, and to back that up, they brought in former fox news eitor and hardboiled egg rejected on a zoom date chris stirewalt. chris was part of the election team that called arizona for biden. he went on the air to defend that decision, which enraged the former president. two months later, stirewalt was fired by fox. and today, when he was asked about calling arizona, it seemed like stirewalt wanted his old job back: >> it was really controversial to our competitors, who we beat so badly by making the correct call first. our decision desk was the best in the business, and i was very proud to be a part of it. let me tell you, our poll in arizona was beautiful. we were able to make the call early. we were able to beat the competition. >> stephen: "i'm also fluent in spanish, proficient in microsoft excel, i drive stick, and my greatest weakness is that i care too much. please, somebody hire me! no one's signing up for my onlyfans!" ( cheers and applause ) poor

rudy's got a great sense of humor!rudy ) "two guys walk into a bar-- hey, that sounds like a great idea!" ( laughter ) ( applause ) "what was i saying? what was i...? ( applause ) the pressure on bowers caued him some real soul searching, and today, he read an emotional journal entry from the time. >> i do not take this current situation in a light manner, a fearful manner, or a vengeful manner. i do not want to be a winner by cheating. i will not play with laws i swore allegiance to with any contrived desire towards deflection of my deep foundational desire to follow god's will, as i believe he led my conscience to embrace. >> stephen: wow. in a moment of darkness, drawing strength from a deep well of conscience, and fortitude, and faith. that is beautiful. and inspired by that, i wrote a pretty good one today too: "dear diary, today was the hearings. they made me sad, so i ate a snack. it was peanut butter on a donut. pretty good! still sad, though. love, steve" ( laughter ) ( applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ never tried that. never

rudy giuliani's so-called smoking gun.s hearing that baseless claim was thoroughly debunked. georgia elections figure gabriel sterling showed counters moving ballots the money day way on carts and georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger shut down the former president's claims of election fraud including the claims of thousand of dead voters. >> mr. secretary, is there any way you could have lawfully changed the result in the state of georgia and somehow explained it away as a recalculation? >> no. the numbers are the numbers. the numbers don't lie. we had many al cautions, and we investigate every single one of them. >> today's hearing once again showed that donald trump now his claims were bogus, have been told repeatedly by members of his own justice department but he continued to make conspiracy theories a central part of his pressure campaign towards georgia election officials including a call with the chief elections investigator who he asked to do whatever you do and added this. >> do you think they will be wor

is it better, rudy? is it better? if anyone needs medical attention, guy who touched rudy giuliani. hand probably looks like dumbdorf after he touched a horcrux. the guy sounded aggressive but what's up scumbag is how people say hello on staten island. normal conversation -- what's up, scumbag? nothing much. pleep your mother. well, nice to see you, grandma! ( laughter ) to me, the best part of this story is the more rudy told it, the more the slap seemed to hurt! >> he hit me hard enough to knock me forward about like this. you know elderly people die mostly from falls? this guy could have killed me. >> i got hit on the back as if a boulder hit me. it knocked me forward a step or two. >> all of a sudden, i feel a shot on my back like somebody shot me. >> you know, that -- that was -- that was the whom who was rubbing my back, the guy hit me so hard that she herself almost fell from the reverberation of -- >> trevor: yeah, that's right, he slapped me so hard my eyeballs fell out and i had to pick them up and put them back in. you all saw it! he slapped me so hard i shit out the side

when you look at that time that rudy giuliani was standing there.olen. just as the networks were calling the election for joe biden. it almost seemed comical. and you want to laugh at what you were seeing there. but given how this has now resonated among republicans. what does that moment in time mean for what we are as a country? >> one way you could look at it, i wouldn't say a break with reality. when people talk about, they would talk about the wheels being out of the trump white house. they would say they were wheels. so four seasons was not a breaking point because things had been insane if the election had been all about conspiracies. for a long time. the administration had been about conspiracies, donald trump's entire political career was about conspiracies. but it was this kind of formal moment. where they officially made conspiracies. and insanity, with their strategy going forward. and what's what followed that was the insurrection. so even though this was this hilariously weird historic event. this landscaping company by mistake. war fo

rudy giuliani, they claim, was drunk, roaming the halls saying, "you won. you won." been done in primetime when 20 million people were watching, that would have been quite compelling. >> certainly, the first hearing had that gripping video that was never-before-seen footage of the violence. you're right in the case that yesterday actually made more of the argument toward the big lie. what do you think the committee needs to do next? >> keep laying out their case. i think that many people may be persuadable on this topic. the more you put out the evidence, i think there was a perception a lot of people inside the white house agreed with donald trump. in fact, almost nobody did. it shows the entire basis of what happened on that day and every day since was manufactured by him and rudy giuliani and denied by many. here is why it really matters. people are like, whatever, we already knew a lot of this. here's why it matters, you and i probably believe that donald trump runs again. if he runs again in this climate, it is a very decent chance that he could win again. if he

now, i talked to a lawyer for rudy giuliani, we had an interesting conversation.ttorney's office there has been in touch, that somebody tried to ask him to accept service for a document for giuliani and i said do you think that perhaps might have been a subpoena to maybe appear before the grand jury? and he said, i don't know, because we didn't accept the service of that document. >> oh, so they're yet to be served. >> it's hard to know exactly what they wanted to deliver to rudy giuliani. >> interesting. as of that conversation. okay. so what happens here? is rudy giuliani potentially going to be charged here and what would that mean for trump, carrie? >> i think it's too soon to say that rudy giuliani is going to be charged in the state of georgia, but, you know, one of the things that came out of the hearing yesterday and i think it was acting deputy attorney general donoghue, he emphasized the fact that the states are in charge of elections and so the fact that rudy giuliani went down to georgia and was trying to interfere, trying to overturn their elections i

[ laughter ] second, it's incredible to me that even rudy knew it was a crazy and bad idea rudy that's you know your plan is truly [bleep insane this is a guy who, while under multiple investigations, thought it was a good idea to do a video using an abraham lincoln filter. that same guy looked at john eastman's plan and said, "i don't know." the january 6th hearings have revealed a ton of incriminating new details so far, including the fact that the attempted coup was a lot more sinister and a lot more sophisticated than previously known even trump and his cronies knew it was illegal they clearly had criminal intent now trump is basically admitting that he'll do it again if he gets the opportunity he's confessing in advance it's like he's writing his own version of that book by o.j. called "if i did it," except trump's is called -- >> if i decide to do it. [ laughter ] >> seth: this has been "a close look. ♪ [ cheers and applause we'll be right back with adam scott, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ lemons. lemons, lemons, lemons. look how nice they are. the moment you become an expe

he told you rudy giuliani told him, we're both republicans here. why are you pushing back the political loyalty? >> the man who made famous the phrase country before party, i'm referring to john mccain, he is saying party over country. >> yes. and for rusty bowers to put party over god because he saw that as you're not just asking me about my country, you're asking me about my faith. you're asking me about all the different things that make e me. his family, hick daughter, his quiet but powerful wife, they were all scared and continue to be scared. so the democracy is not just about also what's happening in new mexico two weeks ago, but also what's happening every saturday in his neighborhood. that is the legacy of former president trump on his doorstep with him having to deal with people who are armed at his door claiming he's a pedophile, which goes to qanon and all these different conspiracy theories. the fact he was about to cry tells you just how disturbed he is that all this happened. >> garrett haack, you were in the hearing room. you're out

>> uh, rudy giuliani. >> tell me more about that. what was your observation about his potential intoxication during that discussion about what the president should say when he addressed the nation on election night. >> the mayor was definitely intoxicated but i do not know that his level of intoxication when he spoke with the president, for example. >> the public might have benefitted from knowing that as well, that some of the former president's top campaign advisers knew their boss was being encouraged to lie to the country by an allegedly intoxicated, but who knows how precisely intoxicated rudy giuliani. none of the people you just heard went public with any of that at the time, which in no small way is what today's testimony was all about. the former president was pushing a dangerous lie which they were either actively enabling in rudy giuliani's case or enabling by their public silence. here's more of what the committee presented today. former top officials of the president talking about the bogus election claims that their bos

that was the assault, as rudy tells it.lice arrested the man there, the worker, charged him with assault. workers lawyer has released a statement, our client here merely pat mr. giuliani, with just a nothing remotely resembling physical injuries, without malice visibly get his attention as the video footage clearly showed. he was needlessly held by the nypd in custody for over 24 hours! it goes without saying, nobody should lay hands on anyone, not rudy giuliani, not anyone, regardless of their intention. the tape and the interaction does make rudy giuliani's description of the assault seem pretty ridiculous. it was a good reminder to take with these guys say, with just the largest possible grain of salt on planet earth. same is true of senator ron johnson's ludicrous claim last week, when he first pretended to be on the phone. and then, said he was unaware of his staff's involvement in the fake elector scheme. the truth is now finally starting to come out, and of course, that was all a lie. we will explain, next. insurance

except for rudy giuliani. i was struck by the fact that bill in the video said the was worried this was not honest and professional. as a result, he had to leave. a a.g. barr said the beginning of the ordeal before the election he would listen to people argue and spar, but still listen. after the election, he became someone who would not listen to cabinet secretaries, who could not have a conversation. this was prosecuting their case, using those closest to president trump. i also think it's interesting they previewed what officials are going to say because they play video of him saying i tried to explain directly to former president trump that the department of justice does not take sides in elections and also that we are not his personal legal team. something anyone wo covered president trump knew he really did see the department of justice as an extngs of his presidency and the people there to serve him. so it's a very interesting day. i also continue to wonder sort of whether or not all the evidence will c

it's rudy.ve something important to call to your attention that i think really changes things. >> cutler felt that the outreach was inappropriate and asked his lawyers to tell rudy giuliani to stop calling. but giuliani continued to reach out. >> i understand you don't want to talk to me now. i just want to bring some facts to your attention, and talk to you as a fellow republican. >> on december 30th, trump ally, steve bannon, announced the protest at cutler's home. >> we're getting on the road, and we're going down to cutler. we're gonna start to going on opposites, and we have to go to their homes, and we're gonna let him know what we think about him. >> there were multiple forecasts, i don't remember the exact number. it was at least three, i think, outside of either my district office, or my home, and you are correct, my son, my 15-year-old son was home by himself for the first one. all of my personal information was docs online. it was my personal email, my personal cell phone, my home pho

rudy is not with us here today.but we would like to show a video of his acceptance. >> i'm rudy soriano, founder and choreographer. dance has always been the center of who i am. it has inspired me to help other people to learn and love the culture and heritage. thank you asian pacific american heritage for this award. i am humbled and honored for the recognition. [applause] >> and so we have representative here to accept this honor for rudy. [applause] [applause] >> of course, last but not least martin yan. [cheers and applause] >> i don't think i really need to say much but i will say this, martin, a master chef, highly respected culinary educator and prolific author, legendary chef has educated and entertained millions around the world with television show launched in 1978 and with over 3500 shows. the yan cook series is one of the longest running programs worldwide. [cheers and applause] >> in addition, chef is judge in national and international culinary competitions including iron chef on the food network. earl

rudy giuliani is pushing back against this. help us make sense of this. >> first, jason miller and bill stepian back and forth worked for rudy giuliani in his presidential campaign. >> where, by the way, we met. >> you met in '08? >> we met in '06. >> they both knew rudy for a long time and they would be an excellent judge of whether he was intoxicated. for all the time i worked for rudy, he was not a big drinker. rudy's pushback was his drink was a diet pepsi. but it's clear there's some self-medication problems going on, at least according to people who are witnesses who knew him over the course of his career. these people liked and admired him enough to work for him at one time. >> i think it's hard for somebody who is as loyal as john avila was for so long to have to give such an honest and unvarnished commentary. >> do you think there's something going on? >> rudy giuliani, who i worked for, said to be locked into partisan politics doesn't permit you to think clearly. >> that was very eloquent. >> there you go. >> very dip

telling meadows this -- >> interesting conversation with rudy and mark.nds like we're going good at the capitol. he didn't look up from his phone and said something to the effect of, there's a lot going on but i don't know, things might get real bad on january 6. >> there's so much we still do not know about the ties of the extremist groups to the trump team. proud boys leader visited the trump white house on december 12, 2020, he claimed to have been invited. the white house at the time insisted that he was on a public white house christmas tour and didn't have a meeting with donald trump nor did the white house invite him. is that true? or was it like so much we were told by the trump white house in december 2020 a complete and utter lie? there are others. with direct ties to these groups. such roger stone. >> is it your understanding mr. meadows called mr. stone on the fifth? >> i'm under the impression meadows did complete both a call to stone and general flynn. the evening of the fifth. >> now, committee vice chair liz cheney noted that cassidy hutch

that's the title of rudy's autobiography. the way you can tell rudy is drunk is his breath smells more like booze than cigars and cat turds. and the tales of rudy's inebriated advice on election night were backed up by senior adviser to the trump campaign, jason miller. >> was there anyone in that conversation who, in your observation, had too much to drink? >> ah -- mayor giuliani. >> jimmy: okay, so, rudy was drink. the big question is, what's donald trump's excuse? he doesn't even drink. this testimony from his lawyers, his staffers, his campaign advisers, his own family, they're really only two options here. either donald trump was lying and committed multiple criming trying to strong arm and election or he's off his rocker. it could be both. even jared kushner knew better than to go along with rudy giuliani's plan. >> did you ever share, mr. curb nerp, your view of mr. giuliani, did you share your perspective with him abwith the president? >> um -- i guess -- ah -- yes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that wasn't a still photo. t

speaker, this is janet ellis, here with mayor rudy giuliani. >> he brian, it's rudy, i have somethingll to your attention that changes things. >> cutler felt it was inappropriate, and asked the lawyers to ask him to stop calling. >> i understand you don't want to talk to me now, i want to bring facts to your attention and talk to you as a fellow republican. >> december 30th, trump ally steve bannon announced a protest at cutler's home. >> we're getting on the road and going to cutler, and going to offices and if we have to, go to homes and let them know what we think about them. >> there were multiple protests, i don't know the exact number, at least three i think outside either my district office or my home and you are correct, my son, my 15-year-old son was home by himself for the first one. all of my personal information was doxxed online. my personal email, personal cell phone, home phone number. we had to disconnect our home phone for about three days, it will ring all hours of the night and fill up with messages. >> brian cutler, we are outside. >> clerk facing felony charges in

the president's top campaign advisers now there boss was being encouraged to lie to the country by rudyiuliani. none of the people you just heard went public with any of that at the time, which in no small way is what today's testimony was all about. the former president was pushing a dangerous lie, which they were either actively enabling in rudy giuliani's case or enabling by their public silence. with that, here's more of what the committee presented today. former top officials of the president talking about the bogus election claims that their boss, the former president, and his confederates were pushing and what some of those officials said to him about it. >> the stuff that his people were shoveling out to the public was bullshit. >> nuts. >> complete nonsense. >> completely bogus and silly. >> not supported by the evidence. >> idiotic. >> they don't pan out. >> crazy stuff. >> i said to him, are you out of your f-ing mind? i said, i only want to hear two words coming out of your mouth from now on. orderly transition. >> we'll be joined shortly by a leading conservative attorney,

that's when the rudy giuliani's got to him. and from the testimony mark meadows is scrolling on his phone, rather than give sound counsel. >> ornato got to trump and said there are weapons at this rally. this is dangerous. told him directly. i get a sense you only got to trump when you really had to get to trump. >> i'm sorry a. that was the smoking gun to me. he knew there were weapons and -- >> a lot of the people with the weapons are being prosecuted right now and they are getting enhanced sentences because they had weapons. now you have the president of the united states knowing that they had weapons, still encouraging them to head to the capitol. so, how is it fair and just that they get prosecuted and the person who was ultimately responsible does not get prosecuted? that's a question for the justice department. >> thanks so much. coming up next, reaction on ca. it'll hill with law makers who lived with it and the president's attitude as the violent mob attacked their workplace. so what's going on? i'm a talking dog. the

one person unhappy about the accusations against rudy was rudy, who today tweeted: "i refused all alcoholfavorite drink... diet pepsi." ( as rudy ) "i love diet pepsi, especially a robust, red diet pepsi. or, in the summer, a diet pepsi rose. i also enjoy boxed diet pepsi. it doesn't have the same notes as the bottled one, but after ( slurring ) ( applause ) thank you, thank you. until they face consequences, the ex-president's family is still out there peddling their wares, including eldest maga son, don jr., seen here wondering, "how come the airplane doesn't have to flap?" ( laughter ) don jr.'s latest business venture is an homage to his dad. he's been promoting good ranchers, a maga-friendly mail-order meat company. he put his endorsement on inta gram... sorry. ( applause ) no, no. what is inta-gram? you put that up on the inta-gram? you got that up on the titter? the inta-gram? some delicious... ( laughter ) you know inta-gram? he put his endorsement on instagram, the tv of your phone: >> guys, if you haven't heard about good ranchers before, you! they're one of the only companies o

hey, brian, it's rudy. i really have something to call your attention that i think really changes things. >> cutler felt the outreach was inappropriate and asked his lawyers to tell rudy giuliani to stop calling, but giuliani continued to reach out. >> i understand that you don't want to talk to me now. i just want to bring some facts to your attention and talk to you as a fellow republican. >> trevor: oh, wow, that's desperate. yeah, rudy made so many unanswered calls. the iphone started labeling him as spam. not just his calls. his body is 90% spam. can we acknowledge what a fall this has been? this man went from being an american hero to now sounding like a telemarketer selling a coup. if you order now i'll throw in that chair abraham lincoln is sitting don. yeah! hello, hello, hello! this is another example of how historic president trump really was. any other time in u.s. history, if the president's lawyer called someone, they would take that call. but when trump's vampire lawyer called people, everyon

speaker, this is rudy giuliani and jenna ellis.oes obviously the election. >> hello, mr. speaker. this is jenna ellis. i'm here with mayor giuliani. >> brian, it's rudy. i really have something important to call your attention to that i think changes things. >> cutler asked his lawyers to tell rudy giuliani to stop calling. it's inappropriate. but giuliani continued to reach out. >> i understand that you don't want to talk to me now. i just want to bring some facts to your attention and talk to you as a fellow republican. >> on december 30th, steve bannon announced a protest at cutler's home. we're going to go to cutler. we're going to go to offices and if we have to, homes. we're going to let them know what we think about them. >> there were at least three protests outside either my district office or my home. and you're correct. my son -- my then 15-year-old home was home by himself for the first one. all of my personal information was online. it was my personal email, my personal cell phone, my home phone number. in fact, we had

>> a ginger mint. >> it wasn't just rudy giuliani. president trump make these false allegations repeatedly during his call with secretary raffensperger. let's listen to a portion of what he had to say about you and your mother. pres. trump: we had at least 18,000. that's on tape. we had them counted very painstakingly, 18,000 voters having to do with e ruby freeman. that's -- she's a vote scammer, a professional vote scammer and hustler. >> donald trump attacked you and your mother, using her name 18 times on that call. 18 times. ms. moss, can you describe what you experienced listening to former president trump attack you and your mother in a call with the georgia secretary of state? >> i felt horrible. i felt like it was all my fault, like, if i would have never decided to be an elections work, like, i could have -- -- i could've done anything else, but that's what i decided to do. and now people are lying and spreading rumors and lies and attacking my mom. i'm her only child, going to my grandmother's house. i'm her only grandchild

>> a ginger meant. >> it wasn't just rudy giuliani. we heard president trump make these false allegations repeatedly during his call with secretary raffensperger. let's listen to a portion of what he had to say about you and your mother. >> we had at least 18,000 that is on tape. we had them counted. 18,000 voters having to do with the -- she is a vote scammer. a professional vote scammer and hustler. >> donald trump attacked you and your mother using her name, 18 times on that call. 18 times. miss moss, can you describe what you experience listening to president trump attacking you and your mother with a call with the secretary of state of georgia? >> i felt horrible. i felt like it was all my fault. like, if i would have neither decided to be an elections worker i they could've done anything else, but that is what i decided to do, and now people are lying and spreading rumors and lies and attacking my mom. i'm her only child. they're going to my grandmother's house. i am her only grandchild. and mike is -- my kid is just -- i just fe

guests >> i want to now introduce our witnesses today and swear them in our first witness is - >> rudyi [ laughter ] >> seth: i'm guessing you can trick rudy giuliani into going anywhere if you put him in a jack-in-a-box costume like that. [ laughter ] one day we're going to see federal agents carrying him out of his apartment building in that costume you guys promise we're going to "america's got talent," right? in that case, i'm going to crawl back in my box and go over the lyrics to "fireworks," so i don't embarrass myself i'm guessing that didn't happen, although we don't know for sure, since as of this taping, we haven't seen the hearing which gives us something in common with viewers of fox news, which announced in advance that it wouldn't be airing the hearing live >> fox news making a programing decision and sticking with its primetime lineup on thursday tucker carlson and sean hannity. this is instead of showing the january 6th select committee hearing concerning the capitol hill riot. >> seth: of course, fox isn't airing it, they're a key suspect in it. they would be -- that

the president interrupted and said, give the man what he needs, rudy. he said, i will. and that happened on at least two occasions that interchange in conversations. >> mr. giuliani was claiming on the call that there were hundreds of thousands of undocumented people, and thousands of dead people, who had reportedly voted in the election. >> yes. >> and you ask him for evidence of that? >> i did. >> and did he ever receive, or did you ever receive from him that evidence either during the call, after the call, or to this day? >> never. >> without evidence of any wrongdoing, in the election at all, rudy giuliani, john eastman, and others continue to urge the speaker bowers to change the results of the presidential election in arizona by convening the legislature to then replace the biden electors with trump electors, and deliver our zone has 13 electoral votes to trump. speaker bowers explained that he did not even have the power to do that, according to arizona's constitution, and he didn't have the power to call villas later into session, for any reason at all. accordin

during a parade over the weekend in new york, rudy giuliani called a heckler a brainwashed ass[bleep] is probably as "demented as president biden. said an aide, "that's a sky dancer." [ laughter ] former - "why are you waving your arms around?" [ laughter ] former vice president mike pence said in a new interview that he's open to running for president in 2024. i mean, so many people at the capitol were telling him to. "you better run, mike pence! you better run!" [ laughter ] krispy kreme will give out free donuts this week to any high school or college senior that visits a store wearing class of 2022 apparel and dunkin said they'd give a free donut to anyone who comes in wearing a shirt any shirt. [ laughter ] the luxury automaker mercedes-benz announced last week that it has sold the world's most expensive car to a private owner for $142 million apparently, it cost that much because the tank is full [ laughter ] and finally, a man in wisconsin last week celebrated his 50th anniversary of eating mcdonald's big mac almost daily, and has only missed eight days that's not bad 50 years

then standing up to him, telling trump and rudy giuliani, what you want me to do has never been done in u.s. history. what then happened to him and his family. and the elections workers, a daughter who always worked elections, recruiting her mother, rudy freeman, to work, too. their names used over and over by giuliani and the former president. what happened to their lives. the former president using ruby's name 18 times on one call. they never did anything but count the votes. >> do you know how it feels to have the president of the united states to target you? >> jonathan karl standing by tonight. >>> also breaking tonight, the scathing new details revealed after the uvalde school shooting. authorities calling the response a failure, saying armed officers inside the school could have stopped the gunman three minutes after it began. they were waiting to unlock a classroom door, authorities say, that wasn't even locked. mireya villarreal in texas. >>> the passenger blplane catchg on fire shortly after landing in miami. what we're learning. >>> late word on capitol hill tonight. an ag