- rudy! - rudy, we love you! - rudy! rudy! - he's back!ee made up mostly of proven liars. - all the time. - don't you care about our country? that flag right there means democracy! democracy is what it means! you fascist! go to hell! you traitor! - the protesters and those who have adulation, i think the thing that you realize is the person that they're looking up to or protesting is just a man also. - andrew giuliani is the guy to vote for if you wanna see the kind of changes that donald trump brought about for the country, that i brought about for the city of new york, and that ronald reagan, who was my boss, brought about for the country... like it used to be. i remember, 'cause i was part of that. [jazzy music] - rudy was very clear that he was a throwback. the old ways of doing things were okay with him. and he was unapologetic about it, which is, of course, part of that whole style, is that this is the way it is, and this is the way it's supposed to be--that's rudy. ♪ - taxi! - so it's this sepia toned 1950s working-class neighborhoo

i think he saw in rudy some of what more of us began to see over time, that rudy had those qualities. - they should be followed. they must be followed. - he's the mayor of new york city, america's mayor. - quiet. quiet! - he blames it on me. he blames it on you. david dinkins! [cheering] - throw him out of office. get somebody else. - who demonstrate some irresponsibility on his behalf. [dramatic music] - the high power, high profile addition to the president's legal team, rudy giuliani. - anyone can become an influencer. - throw him out. - just sort of a mini cult leader in their own right. - the corruption in the ukraine... - there's an effort by rudy to get information about evidence that hunter biden was on the take, and that joe biden was getting money from ukraine. - he sounded like a mobster. - when people say there is no mafia, i mean, i know from my history that there is such a thing, and i know what it does and what it can do. - he's--he is a-- he is a warrior. - ♪ i saw god out on the block today ♪ ♪ he was darker than the preachers say ♪ ♪ with a teardrop tattooed on his f

rudy stood with that.. - you're walking down the street, unmarked car pulls out. a bunch of guys with guns jump out. they're not identifying themselves necessarily as cops, and they swarm on some guy on the sidewalk. it was a disaster waiting to happen, and the disaster happened. - dorismond was shot by undercover detectives who were looking to bust drug dealers on 8th avenue. they asked dorismond where they could buy drugs. the gun of detective anthony vasquez went off in the struggle. - rudy giuliani, to me, is and was a thug. patrick dorismond, you know, the way he was killed by giuliani's gang. amadou diallo, somebody who was killed by rudy giuliani's gang. that was rudy giuliani's new york. - nobody is profiling anyone by race. there is profiling that is going on based upon criminality. - the worst official reaction was to patrick dorismond, who ended up being shot dead by undercover agents because he refused to buy drugs from them. and giuliani actually leaked his sealed record of petty offenses in h

people forget that donald trump was a new yorker, under rudy giuliani, and saw what rudy giuliani didstions are being raised about him that are gonna require criminal investigation. - fast-forward now. here's donald trump. he's coming behind barack obama. the first black president, like rudy dealt with the first black mayor. - what i did for new york donald trump will do for america. - "i'm gonna save you from them." it was a national version of rudy's 1993 campaign. - as mayor, i will lead the battle to take our streets back. - i want to build the wall. we need the wall. - to take our parks back and to take our subways back. - they're bringing drugs. they're bringing crime. they're rapists. - from the violent criminals on the streets-- - we have some bad hombres here, and we're gonna get 'em out. all: dinkins must go. dinkins must go. dinkins must go. build that wall. build that wall. build that wall. - i think trump was the perfect candidate for the media. he's a celebrity. media loves celebrities. he knew how to work them and work the storylines that they wanted. - it's a rigged sy

if rudy giuliani did say that, that is a federal crime.ere is no indication that that conversation was recorded. as for the tax crime alleged in this lawsuit, it appears that defendant giuliani has a very big problem. on page 22 of the complaint, it says, giuliani told ms. dunphy that someone owed him $1 million but giuliani hinted that instead of having the money paid to him, he had his friend, robert strik hold it for him. he said robert strik just got me 1 million dollar payment. this statement was recorded. if that statement was recorded and doesn't clued rudy giuliani describing how he is obtaining $1 million without declaring it hasn't them so you can hide it from his wife in the divorce proceeding, rudy giuliani could face a federal prison term of five years for federal tax evasion. that recorded statement could put rudy giuliani in prison for the rest of his life. donald trump and rudy giuliani are a two headed monster. donald trump is the kind of person who has people like rudolph giuliani around him. he was the only president in

going to, once again tonight, the depravity of rudy giuliani. depravity which rudy giuliani has denied through a written statement from a spokesperson. last night, at this hour, we broke the news on this network that rudy giuliani was hit with a lawsuit in manhattan, suing him for a minimum of $10 million for violations of labor law, including refusing to pay the salary of the plaintiff of that lawsuit, dunfee. she says that rudy giuliani suit harassed or throughout his employment, and protect her at work and at other times. according to the complaint in a lawsuit, many, not all of her conversations with rudy giuliani, were recorded because he encouraged her to use recordings to take accurate notes during their work discussions. he hoped that some of the recordings could be used for a book about rudolph giuliani. many of the damning conversations promoted in the lawsuit are followed by the statement, in writing, repeatedly, this conversation was recorded. any other conversations in the lawsuit do not specify whether they were recorded, including

the department of justice, just as rudy giuliani said that he wanted to avoid it. there have also been reports about just how sketchy the market for pardons was in trump 's final days, with trump's allies collecting fees from wealthy felons or their associates to push the right white house for clemency. in, fact the new york times reported contemporaneously in january of 2021 that a former cia officer -- disclosing and i did -- told, that get, this rudy giuliani, and i quote, could help him secure a pardon for $2 million. nothing else, the allegations put forth in this lawsuit certainly seem to require some additional investigation. it seems to me, but what do i, know the justice department should be probing what's going down in the final days of the trump administration, particularly on the pardon subject. it is clearly, even by the standards of those four long years, a low point. michael schmidt is the washington correspondent of the new york times the reported in the shadow market of donald trump in 2021, and andrew weizmann spent years working in the department

rudy giuliani.ex-president's attempts to overthrow the 2020 election and now according to custom a hearing to the generator six committee, we are learning he was visibly drunk and erratic on election night. rudy refuted that reading on disgusted and outraged at the outright lie. it i refused all alcohol that evening. my favorite drink is diet pepsi. which is exactly what someone would say when they are completely hammered. and things to his former work with the former president, he's nestled in trouble. they issued a subpoena speak to mike seeking other communication and he is a target of the criminal investigation into the criminal investigation in georgia. they will hold a hearing in washington of stripping him of his d.c. law license. which -- [cheers and applause] which is the least of sign of the words rudy giuliani and stripping. even worse for rudy, the head of the hearing turned down his request to truncate the proceedings to allow him to host his daily radio show even though he's currently

the rudy giuliani we saw work for donald trump and the rudy giuliani who's currently being accused ofle things by this woman who said she was an employee. >> yeah. well, this woman, i'm not here to act as his defense attorney or prosecutor but she has a history of accusing men of sexual impropriety. back in '16, she filed a claim against someone for the same allegations. again, i'm not saying she's not telling the truth, but it doesn't, it just doesn't sound, it doesn't sound like him. he's a lot of things but he's not a racist and he's not an antisemite. pardoning, selling pardons unpardonable. if that's true, that's a big issue and it's particularly ironic because i remember being with rudy when he hung a photo of a giant check from mark rich. it was a $100 million check. he hung it on the wall. i think at that time, it might have been the largest asset seizure in american history. he was very proud of the fact that he seized that money from rich and he was very upset that bill clinton gave him a pardon. so here we are all these years later, it's again, full circle. pretty ironic. n

we heard none of it with respect to rudy giuliani and so in my mind rudy is forging that strong path and the trump attorney-turned-criminal defendant pipeline. that's kind of what's going on here. this is obviously a civil part but he's also under criminal investigation in georgia. it's not looking good for rudy giuliani. >> so, neal, you are a lawyer working for donald trump. you write a careful ten-page letter to congress in which you make the case that the documents ending up in florida was all the result of an accident. don't trumpeted not direct any of that. he didn't intentionally take any of these documents. donald trump, then, goes on television and says i took the documents. and i'm allowed to. and they're automatically declassified because i took them. but he's very deliberate about he took the documents. and now the lawyer who he contradicted by saying that his quit. >> again, i don't know where exactly to begin with this. i guess we'll begin with the great rock band queen, another one bites the dust? because it's just another trump lawyer who has resigned or left in the o

, nuestra compañera habló con dos de sus hijos >> esta fue una de las últimas grabaciones que hizo rudyer que el señor rudy fue asesinado un día después >> verlo en esos videos es muy bonito es como si estuviera aquí en frente de uno >> fue encontrado muerto en tijuana el 19 de abril >> está muy peligroso para allá él tal vez no pensó que se iba encontrar en peligro por ser una persona ya mayor >> se cree que le robaron sus pertenencias y camionetas porque estos no fueron encontradas >> no se merecía eso la verdad que no creo que ningún ser humano se merece eso >> rudy tenía 69 años lleno de vida y energía le encantaba bailar cantar y antes de jubilarse gozaba de manejar su camioneta durante los últimos años estos dos hijos se habían alejado de él por conflictos familiares hoy se arrepienten >> y lo que no se lo dije en vida se lo dije allí de corazón que me perdonara que me disculpara, y que en ese último momento no le falle >> (inaudible) >> rudy vivía en el área de san bernardino peros originario de el salvador donde será sepultado por internet alguien está solicitando fondos para la

i don't think rudy giuliani would do that. i hope he wouldn't. but i don't know. >> i don't know? i hope he wouldn't? but? i don't know? william barr knows rudolph giuliani well. william barr knows donald trump well. and when asked if those two could have teamed up to sell 2 million dollar pardon split the many william barr's answer is, i don't know. asked that question to any other attorney general who was not appointed by donald trump or richard nixon and he would get a very, very strong answer to that accusation, a very strong defense against an accusation like that. but to the question was rudy giuliani selling pardons $2 million dollars in supporting the money without trump, william barr's best answer, as we saw him think about it and pause and think about it his best answer is, i don't know. donald trump's answer to questions on cnn last week might have provoked one of his lawyers to quit. about the documents the fbi seized with a search warrant for donald trump's residence in florida, donald trump said, i took the documents. i'm allowed to. he actually said those words. , t

i want to talk about rudy giuliani.is rudy giuliani, who used to be a prosecutor, a respected prosecutor. he has lost his law license in new york. the d.c. appeals court is looking at his law license as well. he could be disbarred in d.c. why, and it now appears he was sort of flagrantly at least proposing crimes, allegedly, according to this woman. what happens to people when they get in the orbit of donald trump, do you think? or were they already corrupt? >> one of two things seems to happen. one, they need to lawyer up themselves because they become a part of a mass web of potentially criminal activity, and other thing, too, at some point along the way, they get dumped and rolled over on by donald trump. this is a guy not loyal to anybody. as soon as it gets too hot for donald, he will throw you over the bus and back it over and run it back over again. all of these people who get into the trump orbit, the story always seems to end the same, whether it was michael cohen, whether it was jeff sessions, his former attor

ditto with rudy. narrative that sidney was pushing," said fox host sean hannity, "i did not believe it for one second. >> seth: they were all communicating privately about how insane the big lie was while turning around and hyping that lie to their viewers when i first read those quotes, i was honestly speechless. i just wish i had a way to communicate my disapproval without words. [ laughter ] oh senator, please. put that finger back in its holster. [ laughter ] you know when he's over my shoulder like that, he looks like the angel bernie telling me not to do something bad. angel bernie, should i lie to my viewers and tell them trump won the election oh oh, but that must mean there's a devil bernie on my other side telling me to go for it. let's see. devil bernie, should i lie to my viewers for ratings? oh [ laughter ] oh, no you guys, this is what happens when we take a week off. [ laughter ] we lose our focus and we have two bernies on screen at the same time. [ laughter ] the point is, the very sa

you have rudy on the phone, telling them what to do. you have trump telling the secretary of state to "see if he can find him 11,780 votes." how are these people not under more -- these publicly, under more criminal scrutiny by doj? >> i think they are under scrutiny by doj. i think willis is a step ahead, she's looking at the same facts that he is, she's looking beyond georgia, and frankly this pattern was replicated in other states, in pennsylvania, in michigan, in arizona. so, look, she got -- we talked before about the pace of the department of justice investigation. i think the d.a. convened her special grand jury and assigned some people to look at this earlier than he, so she's a little more ahead. but to be clear, what happened in georgia is not unique. it's not different than what happened in these other states. what i think you will see is an indictment in georgia, it seems clear that's coming in july or august. and then you will see a more sprawling indictment coming later in federal court. >> you say that with certainty. i m

yesterday's hearing gave rudy an opportunity to do some rudy stuff.ake a look at this moment right after the chairperson announced a lunch break. >> thank you. you know i have two watches on? >> of course he wears two watches! that way it's twice as likely to be 5 o'clock somewhere. "8am! a little too early for cabernet... or is it! cheers to you, broken casio!" we've got a great show for you tonight, i'm taking you to the top of the world to visit the space force. stick around. >> the late show with stephen colbert is sponsored by ... check. psych! and i'm about to steal this game from you just like i stole kelly carter in high school. you got no game dude, that's a foul! and now you're ready to settle the score. game over. and if you don't have the right home insurance coverage, well, you could end up paying for all this yourself. so get allstate, and be better protected from mayhem, yeah, like me. thanks, bro. take a lap, rookie. real mature. how white do you think your teeth really are? take a lap, rookie. let's try the tissue test. ooof, still ye

he said, you never talked to rudy about a pardon.ou talk to me about a pardon and i will talk to rudy. i said, ok, that's fine. he said rudy is going to want $2 million. and i laughed. i said, i don't have $2 million. i will never have $2 million. even if i had $2 million, i would not send it to recover a $700,000 pension. we sat there for a moment and i said, look, this is not going to work out. thanks for your time. i got up and i walked away. that was the end of the conversation. nermeen: how are you ultimately granted a pardon, john? >> oh, i wasn't. it is funny. i had some support in the trump administration but only because i was convicted under the obama administration. i had approached giuliani. i had hired a republican lobbyist. in the end, nothing came of it. amy: john, if you could explain if there was any mention -- again, while there are many things in this lawsuit, very explosive lawsuit, that were recorded because apparently, noelle dunphy says giuliani wanted things recorded because he was talking about writing a book

republican-led smear campaigns in with our member, plus stunning allegations, a new lawsuit against rudy giuliani includes accusations of bribes and gives an inside look at his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. then, fighting back. meet the free speech organization that is soon to block rhonda sentences efforts to ban books in florida schools. i'm charles blow in for ayman muddying. let's get started. this week, the facts finally caught up to two republican-led smear campaigns. let's start with the mess that was thursday's hearing on the so-called weaponization of federal government. for months now, chairman james jordan has promised testimony from, quote, dozens of whistleblowers on how the fbi is unfairly persecuting conservatives. and yet, just hours before jordan's promised blockbuster hearing on that very issue was set to begin, the fbi made a shocking revelation. two of the three self proclaimed whistleblowers who are set to testify have had this security clearances revoked over a question about their allegiance to the united states, reported criminal conduct, personal miscond

to a lawsuit against one of the central players in the disgraced ex-president's innermost circle, rudyliani. this new lawsuit comes from a woman named noel dunfee, she worked for giuliani for two years. in a 70-page complaint filed in state court on monday, she said that after giuliani hired her in january 2019, he sexually assaulted and harassed her, refused to pay her wages and often made sexist, racist, and anti-semitic remarks. she has recordings of numerous interactions, laying out a litany of shocking incidents, involving sexual misconduct. we have decided to spare you some of those details. it also contains, though, this bomb shell allegation involving the disgraced ex-president himself, from her lawsuit, quote, giuliani also asked ms. dunphy if she knew anyone in need of a pardon, telling her that he was selling pardons for $2 million that he and president trump would split. he told her she could refer individuals seeking pardons to him, so long as they did not go through quote, the normal channels of the office of pardon attorney. correspondence going to that office would be s

for rudy giuliani. and then there is senator lindsey graham who despite being a senator from south carolina also allegedly pressured the georgia secretary of state to throw out some ballots. and then of course there is president trump himself, who is undeniably at the center of all of this. we're going to have some expert help getting all this done in just a second. but before we do, i want to show you one thing from the legal filing that tonight's washington post reporting is based on. this is the transcript of an exchange between one of fani willis's prosecutors and the defense attorney for these fake electors. funny what was his prosecutor says, quote, here's the deal. either elect or he is going to get this immunity and he is going to answer the questions or we are going to leave. and if we leave, we are ripping up his immunity agreement and he can be on the indictment. he can be on the indictment. just last week we got the news that fani willis was warning local law enforcement to be on high alert

plus, stunning allegations of a new lawsuit against the rudy giuliani, including accusations of bribes, and an inside look at is evarts to turn over the election. and fighting, back at the free speech organization that is suing to block rhonda scent this after he banned books in florida schools. i'm charles lowe, in for him in, let's get started. this week, the facts finally caught up to republican-led smear campaigns. let's start with the mess, the hearing on the so-called weaponization of the federal government. for months now, chairman jim jordan that promised to -- testimony from dozens of whistleblowers on how the fbi is unfairly persecuting conservatives. yet hours before the promised blockbuster hearing on that very issue was set to begin, the fbi made a shocking revelation. two of the three self proclaimed whistleblowers sent to testify had a security clearance was revoked over questions about their allegiance to the united states, reported criminal conduct, personal misconduct and their handling of sensitive information. so when the hearing began, it quickly descended into cha

well >> rudy giuliani, as alleged by noelle and a lawsuit, gave her access to his emails.fact, he, according to the lawsuit, imported the password so she could have access to in excess of 23,000 emails. i know, throughout the course of the detailed complaint, it's very date specific. it's not like on, or upon information unbelief. it says on this date, this happened. are the emails that you have reviewed through the course of your investigation and preparation of the lawsuit on behalf of morale corroborating a lot of the information contained within the lawsuit? >> yes, emails, other evidence, part of the work she was doing with him was to make sure the records were kept in a way that they can be organized and understood. she has detailed record, she has temporarily detailed records. she is aware of specific dates. >> in addition to this, i find this to be very interesting, there are businesses of rudy giuliani as well that are targets of this lawsuit. not just giuliani. why did it go beyond him individually? why sue the businesses as well? >> her allegations was that she

i don't know enough about noelle dunfee and her history with rudy giuliani.ifferent predicate effects. they will dump the was allegedly rudy giuliani's employee during a period of time where she was working for him. he only outlay $20,000 for her employment someone has to question why didn't dunfee leave that employment situation and complained sooner. that having been said i agree with the sisters and loved that e. jean carroll's whole mission was for women to be believed when they came forward and i think noelle dunfee, her allegations deserve their day in court just as e. jean carroll's did. demand that we take them seriously and soberly in the meantime. >> i was a pleasure to have you with me in studio. next, reproductive care in the south becomes even more elusive as north carolina's gerrymandered state legislature join this neighbors to limit abortion access. democratic congressman deborah's joins me to discuss the implications of hhs secretary becerra -- talks about aapi heritage month. month. when the serious side effects can occur, including kidney p

what does it say about rudy giuliani and his prospects going forward? >> well, first he is a dead beat, as is donald trump. second, he is doing nothing and ignoring. that really means he is not cooperating with bruce castor. third, he is going to have to now -- the same judge in the lawsuit has said tell us all about your finances, giuliani, because he is resisting paying expenses and discovery. so here, again, we have a defamation suit brought by private people. the mother and daughter, they will -- in georgia that could really serve to out-him and his unsavory and dishonest behavior. so as it was with each, carol defamation suit against, him i think could prove pretty damaging. >> all right, harry, great to talk to you sir. >> thank, you buy. thanks for having me, high-ranking police officer in washington d.c. has been indicted over his connections to the leader of the proud boys. 47 metropolitan police lieutenant, shane la manda. he is facing about private messages between him and enrique tarrio. it happened between 2019 and 2021. it was the immediat

. >>> rudy giuliani is facing assault accusations from a former employee. the shocking accusations. >>> high-station meeting. the president is set to meet with congressional leaders on the debt ceiling. what the house speaker said ahead of today's talks. captioning funded by cbs today's talks. >> good morning and good to be with you. i'm >> good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. the fbi is facing sharp criticism over its investigation into possible ties between russia and donald trump's 2016 presidential campaign. a special prosecutor, john durham, issued a report saying the fbi made critical errors, rushed into the investigation, and relied too much on unconfirmed intelligence. jarred hill is in new york with the latest on this. jarred, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. in this report, special counsel durham accuses investigators of causing severe reputational harm to the fbi in the way that it launched and continued the trump/russia probe. now, there's not much new here, but it does amplify repeated criticism from former pres

although to be fair to fox they might not have known which embarrassing rudy giuliani tape they wereng asked for. the one where the oil was leaking from his head, or the one farting in court or where he unbuttons his pants for bower at's daughter. could have been the one where he held the press conference outside a dill dough shop. how are they supposed to keep track of them all? and then we have the other defendant who's being sued by dominion for $1.3 billion and that is mr. my pillow mike lindell who i will tell you right now does not have $1.3 billion. mike, as you know is the screenius who uncovered the evil ago chrisms that skewed the voting machines even though he is somehow having trouble with the simple live video stream. >> couple big announcements to make. are you there? i can't hear you. i'm not hearing you. that's not good. brandon? hello? >> jimmy: i guess we don't get to hear the big announcement. you know what the big announcements were he ate a squirrel and split his pants. so, in other technological news, the biden administration is cracking down on artificial intel

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details about jamie foxx and his medical condition, but first new legal trouble for rudy giuliani , the explosive claims being made by his former employee parents are cashing in on targets return policy. ramsay, halley bailey and harrison ford all on g. m a we are back now, with a massive fire along the coast south of boston flames, destroying this waterfront home, causing a partial collapse there. no people were hurt, but sadly, a dog was killed. no word on the cause of the fire, but it was so intense. it melted the siding on the home across the street, rudy giuliani is facing a $10 million lawsuit accused of sexually assaulting and harassing a former employee, noel dunphy says giuliani made sexual demands and often wanted her to work naked or in a bikini. she also claims he was frequently intoxicated and made sexist and racist remarks. she claims she has recordings to prove it. giuliani denies the allegations and calls the lawsuit an attempt at extortion, learning more about that deadly chokehold on the new york subway, a marine veteran charged with manslaughter says he was trying to

i don't think that rudy giuliani would do then. i hope that he wouldn't.mber when william barr worked for donald trump? remember what he would've said about an accusation like that? back then? now, he just doesn't know. maybe donald trump was selling pardons for $2 million, spending the money with rudy giuliani. william barr just doesn't know. one of the lawyers they worked for donald trump's criminal defense during the mueller investigation, ty cobb, now thinks that donald trump is going to jail. . >> i think this is i doxxing and t crossing, i think this case is ready to go. trump could really be right that he could be classified, saying stuff between foot massages, but three ideas that is just not the truth. i think it's the obstruction case is a type case and i think he'll be going to jail. the feds are coming and i think they're coming fast. >> donald trump's former criminal defense lawyer doesn't talk at predictions are donald trump going to jail, he's now publicly offering a special prosecutor jack smith advice on how to charge donald trump. >> i th

joe seems to have been born in the ashtray of rudy giuliani's lincoln continental. he holds meetings in the back office of the bada bing. >> what he is is victim. when did we decide to prosecute extortion victims? >> ralph montiel had better representation then donald trump has with this man. tromp is going to jail for a zero years a thousand, nothing in between. the justice department released footage used to convict one of the trumper's who attacked the capitol. she very sweet. >> don't tell me. >> i cannot believe that woman is the governor of arkansas now. st. patrick's day begins in a few minutes. we have many traditions. none more cherished than this one. in the middle of march, we turn the clock back to 2006 when there was a report about a leprechaun siding that is the single greatest news story of all time. >> curiosity leads to large crowds. >> it looks like a leprechaun to me. who else a leprechaun? >> but what do the eyewitnesses say? >> the eyewitnesses say he only comes out at night. if you shine a light in his direction, it disappears. >> that is the m

i don't think rudy giuliani would do that. i hope he wouldn't. but i don't know. >> bret: finally, to follow up on -- you said you weren't endorgs the former president in this run, is he up pretty much in every poll that you look at significantly. obviously this race is at the beginning. but, now you have this durham report in which what he was saying is backed up by what's in these pages. do you think that helps him and do you think is he going to win the g.o.p. nomination? >> i think it helps him in the short-term. my own view is that he will not win the nomination. and i have nothing personal against him and there is no, you know, i have no antipathy toward him at all. but i just don't think he is the right leader for the republican party going forward. i think people who want to restore america should look for a big victory that brings strength into the congress and allows us to achieve some fundamental changes and i don't think he is capable of delivering that kind of victory. >> bret: you think he would lose to joe biden. >> i think he has

guliani's and that there might be -- because rudy guliani is the person that got the laptop. would imagine likely to talk about that. to say, you know, we felt he had been impacted or influenced by this individual which is legitimate in their mind. >> well, as we've seen in the findings from this laptop and subsequently the intelligence community coming out and we saw this with the steele dossier. we're seeing this with the letter. we're seeing this with every effort to try to legitimize this story that this is russian disinformation. no, it just turns out that hunter biden is not a good guy. that is what the is so frustrating. they have compromised the credibility of the intelligence community at a time when we need good solid intelligence that doesn't put american sovereignty and national security last. that's what is so frustrating. we're going to be seeing a lot of these political aims really come to light. that's why this is so important that we do it rights. everybody has an end game in mind. we have to follow the facts. that's why the investigation and the process that

she repeatedly had sydney powell on, rudy giuliani, spreading lies.hen you are senior producer, there was that okay with you? did you buy into that? >> it's an interesting thing to look back on from kind of a perspective now, but being there in the moment, i was definitely seduced for about a week by those ideas, as tens of millions of americans were. and wondering if there could be evidence, and i was waiting for it and waiting for, because the president of the united states had made very serious claims of fraud, and that evidence never came. so, for me, it took a few days to kind of just realize, the whole thing was a ruse. and kind of, you know, i think the american public was also waiting, and coming to that realization around the same time. and fox fueled that's also for them. >> i mean, plenty of people were saying there is no there there. did you feel navigation, i, mean maria border romo did not pushback odd sydney powell or rudy giuliani, did you feel an obligation to get in their ear and say, you have to push back? >> yeah, i had statements,

she is really close to rudy giuliani, who himself was very close to donald trump. and very much his right-hand throughout all the planning about what is going on in the 2020 election. so that alone gives her access. but then his other allegation in the complaint that said she has access to all of giuliani's emails, and list all the people that she could communicate with that she saw the communications between them and giuliani himself, could be a real treasure trove for prosecutors for jack smith in the special counsel. >> the fact that we still have new names entering the chest, just when you think we have met all of the characters that were possibly going to meet, the fact that there are new people popping up with new information is really remarkable. >> yes. it really is. it shows you the extent of which a lot of this happened. you would think that she would have been a witness for a congressional probe and everything else, coming before this time. but i think what we are seeing is really important. it's that one of these investigations or one lawsuit in vax som

giuliani. >> rudy giuliani, you'll recall, there in december, i was standing outside of the georgiaol, as inside he was taking part in an official government proceeding. and part of the charges that are currently being considered are the attempts to influence government officials, and what he was doing was spreading conspiracy theories in a government setting here, and we're intentionally looking at racketeering charges. you have eight individuals already agreeing to immunity. eight fake electors, the racketeering charges do not have to prove that there was a grand scheme, right, a conspiracy among all of these individuals to commit a crime, but what they have to prove for these racketeering charges would be that there were multiple individuals who had the same crime intended, and if fani willis believes that she is able to prove there was a direct effort to overturn the 2020 election, and multiple individuals involved here, that's why it's important to get some of the individuals, fake electors to agree to cooperate with her. and the next few months will be big ahead of the next th

48,003 including your name is where you from if you do that we will look for those as well start with rudy and sun citycalifornia, that's on your mind ? >> good morning. what's on my mind this morning is that social security crisis that we're having. they always want to raise the age limits for heworking the only people that keep doing that our people sitting in front of computers. they don't know anything about us seniors on the outside which 70 to 75 percent of people who work do medium to hard labor jobs so they're going to have to get all all this stuff from raising the age limit to 70 years old. >> what line of work are you in? >> i'm retired now i was in basically construction. i was charity up till i was 62 years old. 52 pound bags of cement on my shoulders. >> retire lerudy? >> i 65 c1 how do you feel? >> caller: like everybodyelse is the struggle . didn't have particularly no savings . so i rely on the social security. i'm looking at it as they got to look at the balancing act and keep their fingers out of the cookie jar of social e security . >> host: thank you for the call. from

rudy was subpoenaed. i bet i know what face he made when he found out.guys thought i was going to show the one where his eyes are bugging out of his head. [ laughter ] no that's not how rudy would react to a subpoena. that's how he would react to seeing mike pence run. [ laughter ] mimike pence r runs like o one those baball thingieies bosses in - [ laughter ] -- movies on their desks now, it won't surprise you to learn all of this has made trump very unhappy last week he called in to a right-wing radio show and through a hissy fit about the special counsel who is investigating him, a guy named jack smith >> this prosecutor should resign he's got a conflict. he is a terrorist. he is a trump hater. this is a disgraceful situation. hould resign his wife hates trump, probably even beyond hi d his wife -- and his wife has a sister who openly hates -- like, a level that you can't even believe >> seth: hey first of all, no one should be held responsible for what their wife's sister does, my man [ laughter ] that's not cool. bad enough you got to spend all day

they were also spying on rudy giuliani when he got the laptop and gave it ott new york post. now, maybe the fbi agents who were going to the mark zuckerberg at facebook and to twitter executives and warning of a hack and leak potentially involving hunter biden, maybe those guys didn't have anything to do with the guys with the laptop. we don't the know that. but as a newcomer to the this, as somebody who thought it was russian disinformation in 2020 the, everybody i knew -- i was shocked to see that series of events going on. it looked, to me, like a deliberate influence operation. i don't have the proof of it, but the circumstantial evidence is pretty disturbing. >> pretty overwhelming. thank you, mr. shellen berg. now recognize the gentleman from new york for five minutes. >> i think it's mr. allred first. >> oh, i'm sorry. you just walked in. recognize the gentleman from texas. go right ahead. >> thank you, mr. chair. i'd like to ask unanimous consent to enter a few betweens into the record. >> sure. can you identify the tweets? >> staff should have them. can we put the tw

they're suing rudy for everything he's got!t this point, is a stolen cvs shopping cart full of empty merlot bottles and a jar full of spare teeth. fox news isn't even off the hook yet, either. they're also being sued for all their election lies for $2.7 billion, by a voting machine company called smartmatic. and we already know fox is afraid of this one. for proof, look at former fox host and wax sculpture of william shatner left next to an open flame, lou dobbs. lou dobbs is named as a defendant in this one and just one day after the smartmatic suit was filed, fox business canceled lou dobbs's show. it was a big disappointment for his audience: a cage full of parakeets in the day room. but fox is trying to make some money back, because they're also a plaintiff in an election lawsuit on behalf of fox ceo lachlan murdoch, seen here asking rupert "what happened to my new stepmommy?" lachlan is suing an australian website for implying he was a conspirator in the january 6th insurrection. the actual name of that website: crikey new

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