Giuliani Throws Trump Under The Bus During Bankruptcy Proceedings

 

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Rudy Giuliani is trying to blame at least some of his financial problems on Donald Trump as part of his ongoing bankruptcy proceedings. According to what Giuliani told investigators, Trump still owes him millions of dollars for the work that he did trying to overturn the election results, which is, ironically, what caused his legal problems and forced him into bankruptcy to begin with. If it is determined that Trump owes Rudy, the court could try to force Trump to finally pay up. Farron Cousins explains what's happening. Link - https://www.rawstory.com/giuliani-ban... Listen to our videos in an audio format by subscribing to our podcast: https://farronbalanceddaily.buzzsprou... Don't forget to like, comment, and share! And subscribe to stay connected! Connect with Farron on Twitter: https://twitter.com/farronbalanced *This transcript was auto-generated. Please excuse any typos. We might finally be at the point where Rudy Giuliani could be ready to actually flip on Donald Trump. And the reason I say that is because in a deposition in February that was only released a couple days ago, Rudy Giuliani did exactly that. He threw Donald Trump under the bus. Now, the problem here is that he didn't throw him under the bus in the Georgia case. He didn't throw him under the bus in the Arizona case. No, he threw Donald Trump under the bus in his own bankruptcy proceedings. During his deposition, Rudy Giuliani went off on how Donald Trump still owes him money for his attempts to overturn the results of the 2020 election. Here is what Giuliani said After the election was over the day or two after President Trump asked me to take over the campaign legal stuff, he asked me to spearhead that effort to head that effort against alleged fraud. Once I took over, it was my understanding that I would be paid by the campaign for my legal work and my expenses would be paid. When we submitted the invoice for payment, they just paid the expenses. Not, not all, but most of the expenses, but they never paid the legal fees. We have a number of times asked to be paid, expenses were paid and we haven't been paid. And according to Giuliani, Trump owes 'em $2 million for those legal expenses. Now, the great irony of all of this is this, Rudy Giuliani would not be in bankruptcy court, so he wouldn't be bankrupt. He would not be facing any criminal charges. He would not be facing those grand defamation lawsuits. None of it would be happening if he hadn't taken on as Trump's lead lawyer in the election subversion cases. But because he did that, he's now in bankruptcy. He's got the defamation lawsuits, he's facing criminal charges. All of that is 100% because he took that call from Donald Trump and said Yes. And the irony is he didn't even get paid for it, right? How hilarious is that? You threw your life away. You are likely going to end up penniless in prison to spin the remainder of your days on this planet, and you didn't even get paid for it. I mean, hell, Rudy Giuliani just lost his law license in New York a couple days ago. So that wouldn't have happened had you not taken that phone call from Donald Trump. All of this, with the exception of the harassment lawsuit that he is facing from his former employee, but all of the other stuff Is 100% because he took that phone call and then he never got paid for it. That is the saddest thing I think I have ever heard. You got used and abused, written hard and put away wet, right? And here you are in bankruptcy court saying, well, Trump never paid me for it. I didn't get any money. Now the bankruptcy court does have some powers, okay? And if it is determined that Rudy Giuliani is owed this money, the court may and they not definitely, but they may be able to force a payment on that invoice if there is a legitimate invoice. If there was any kind of agreement that yes, the invoice will be paid, the court may be able to force Donald Trump to finally pay Rudy Giuliani almost four years later. But that's probably gonna be unlikely, right? Based on what Giuliani's saying here, he didn't necessarily have an agreement that he would be paid. He just thought he was gonna be paid. So just submitting an invoice when you think you're gonna be paid, like you can't sue for that dude. So to put it another way, hugely ironic, very funny, and you are still screwed Rudy.

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