Rudy Giuliani surrenders to authorities in Georgia

Giuliani arrived in Atlanta on a private jet on Wednesday, August 23, to surrender to authorities on the heels of the conspiracy charges filed against him in the Georgia election subversion case, to negotiate the terms of his release on bail.

JUST IN: Rudy Giuliani surrenders at Fulton County jail after agreeing to a $150,000 bond with prosecutors in Georgia election subversion case https://t.co/OfibppIOiW pic.twitter.com/bGVM13MBVf

— CNN (@CNN) August 23, 2023

Trump’s former lawyer faces 13 charges including: conspiracy to forge, soliciting a public officer of the state to violate his oath of office, conspiracy to file false documents, violating the RICO act and engaging in various criminal conspiracies.

Bail for his release is set at $150,000.

Controversial attorney Sidney Powell, another defendant in the case, also turned herself in today, and her bail was set at $100,000.

Giuliani delivered a few comments while surrounded by the press:

“If it can happen to me, who is probably the most prolific prosecutor, perhaps in American history, and the most effective mayor, for sure, it can happen to you.”