Rudy Giuliani is on the verge of bankruptcy. Will Trump's devoted ally find a job in his administration?

The watches and rings of Rudy Giuliani, Donald Trump's former lawyer and former mayor of New York, along with a Manhattan apartment and a vintage Mercedes, are to go to two officials whom Giuliani accused of election fraud in 2020. The politician has been in arrears in paying them compensation amounting to almost $150 million for a year. – What is happening is wrong and shameful – he commented.

Giuliani's associates and supporters, as well as himself, are trying to draw attention to his allegedly dramatic situation in connection with the court's verdict. Giuliani was to hand over the specified goods to the defamed women by November 14 under the threat of severe sanctions. A few days ago they asked for a fundraiser, claiming that they had nothing to eat.

Before the election, the octogenarian, sitting in his vintage Mercedes in Palm Beach, Florida, appealed to people to vote for Donald Trump. He probably should have given the car to the victims.

– I will give them everything I have, but they will never make me give up. And I am very happy that our country has been saved from one of the worst periods of lawlessness in the history of this country, said Rudy Giuliani.

Lawyers for the injured officials, Ruby Freeman and Wandrei Moss, noted that the former mayor had recently transferred assets, opened new bank accounts and created a new limited liability company. He also sells coffee with his own name on the Internet. He also previously declared bankruptcy.

When asked if he thought Donald Trump could help him get out of his financial problems, Rudy Giuliani replied: “He doesn't have to help me. All Mr. Trump needs to do is clean up the legal system and you will find out who the real criminals are.” .

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Giuliani headed Donald Trump's legal team. He was convicted of defaming two Georgia election officials. He claimed that in 2020 they manipulated votes so that Joe Biden won the state. The women testified that his false accusations had a huge impact on their lives and safety. – First of all, I didn't defame them. I didn't defame them. This is fake news – says Rudy Giuliani.

On November 7, after the election, Giuliani stated that he had been in contact with the president-elect. – I was in contact with him, but I won't say what we talked about – he said. He expressed his readiness to work for the new administration, but did not answer the question whether he had received any offer.