What Does Rudy Giuliani Know?
Less than two weeks after joining President Trump’s legal team last April, Rudy Giuliani let slip to Sean Hannity that his client reimbursed Michael Cohen for the $130,000 he paid Stormy Daniels prior to the 2016 election. This contradicted Trump’s claim that he had no knowledge of the payment, which has since been thoroughly disproven. At the time, the president tried to explain that Giuliani had yet to “get his facts straight” while preaching the need to “learn before you speak.”
Despite a questionable grasp of the facts and a deteriorating understanding of the law, Giuliani has continued to go on cable news to defend the president. Invariably, he does more harm than good, and his spate of appearances on Sunday was no exception. He argued that collusion is not a crime; he said that it’s no big deal if Roger Stone told Trump that WikiLeaks planned to release hacked Democratic emails; he rationalized the president’s lies regarding the pre-election hush money payments by pointing out that he’s “not under oath.”
MSNBC even made a supercut of Giuliani tripping over himself while trying to clear the president.
Link to tweet
Why would Giuliani try to rationalize collusion when the president has repeatedly insisted that no such collusion exists? Why would he say it’s OK for the president to have known that WikiLeaks was getting ready to release hacked emails provided by Russia, which was actively trying to install Trump in the White House? Why would he try to downplay the president of the United States lying to the American people? It isn’t because he knows the president is innocent.
https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-news/what-does-rudy-giuliani-know-770039/
To play devil's advocate for a moment I imagine defending Trump is hard enough as to stress most people out.
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