Can he afford a membership there?
www.thepricer.org
He'll have to cut back on the Starbucks and avocado toast.
Sacrilege! Blasphemer! Get thee behind me Son of Satan!
He hasn't been charged with any. He faces state charges in Arizona and Georgia.
There was a point at which Giuliani might have been charged with criminal contempt of court in the defamation case, but that's now moot.
www.bbc.co.uk
How long before he defames them again, nullifies the settlement and forces them back to court?Rudy Giuliani has "fully satisfied" the $148m (£120m) defamation judgement he owed two former Georgia election workers, court documents show.
They were compensated on Friday, court documents filed in Manhattan federal court show, following a January settlement agreement that allowed Giuliani to keep his New York and Florida homes.
The court documents did not say how much compensation the election workers received.
Rudy Giuliani 'fully satisfied' judgement in defamation case
Two election workers sued Trump's former lawyer for defamation after he claimed they committed fraud during the 2020 election
I wonder who bailed him out, $$$$-wise, because it certainly wasn't Donnie Diapers.Rudy Giuliani has "fully satisfied" the $148m (£120m) defamation judgement he owed two former Georgia election workers, court documents show.
They were compensated on Friday, court documents filed in Manhattan federal court show, following a January settlement agreement that allowed Giuliani to keep his New York and Florida homes.
The court documents did not say how much compensation the election workers received.
Rudy Giuliani 'fully satisfied' judgement in defamation case
Two election workers sued Trump's former lawyer for defamation after he claimed they committed fraud during the 2020 election
Rudy Giuliani has "fully satisfied" the $148m (£120m) defamation judgement he owed two former Georgia election workers, court documents show.
They were compensated on Friday, court documents filed in Manhattan federal court show, following a January settlement agreement that allowed Giuliani to keep his New York and Florida homes.
The court documents did not say how much compensation the election workers received.
Rudy Giuliani 'fully satisfied' judgement in defamation case
Two election workers sued Trump's former lawyer for defamation after he claimed they committed fraud during the 2020 election
I am more interested in WHY they would have bailed him out.
Perhaps the Four Seasons wants him for an ad campaign!
Probably not directly, but Trump might have asked one of the billionaires on the front row of his inauguration to rummage in their couch cushions for the cash. And I firmly believe that the final settlement amount wasn't even close to the $148 million judgment. Another possibility I've mentioned before is that one or both of the contested apartments could have been put under lien by the plaintiffs, such that when Giuliani dies, a payoff occurs to the plaintiffs before his heirs can do anything with them.
Pity is all I can think of. As you say, he has no political value and might now be a political liability.
True enough, but I wonder how that would translate to any actual leverage. Trump is essentially untouchable at this point. You can't prosecute him, and there would be a statute of limitations problem anyway. And I can't imagine Trump being susceptible to any kind of decades-old underworld leverage.
Or a company selling hair dye.
