Rudy Giuliani lashes out in court, judge reprimands him

Rudy Giuliani is currently back before a judge for a hearing related to his non-payment in the defamation case.

He owes nearly 150 million US dollars to two female election workers in Georgia whom he defamed and lost to a few months ago.

The problem was that Rudy lost it when questioned by the judge.

At a court hearing, ahead of a trial scheduled for January to determine the assets he must hand over to the two women he defamed, Giuliani interrupted the court to plead his inability to pay his bills, taking the opportunity to accuse the judge, pointing the finger at him.

Giuliani criticized the judge, whom he calls a left-wing extremist, saying it was unfair to treat him as if he refused to respect the verdict, given that he no longer owns anything.

He said he had no car, no credit card, no cash and was unable to pay his bills.

After being yelled at by Giuliani, the judge immediately warned him that he would no longer be able to speak in court unless he testified under oath.

Giuliani was found guilty of defaming two election workers, who received a $148 million verdict from a jury in Washington, D.C.

He had destroyed their reputations by repeating lies, claiming they had tried to steal the 2020 presidential election.

The two women have been seeking to seize Giuliani’s assets for several months now, but he is doing everything in his power to escape this verdict and has completely disregarded orders to hand over his assets.

Rudy Giuliani will be back in court on January 16, 2025, after his request to postpone the trial so he could attend Donald Trump’s inauguration was denied.