All right, Anderson. Thank you very much. I am Chris Cuomo and welcome to Primetime.

There's big news on our watch tonight. Rudy Giuliani and the former president that he served

are potentially entering the gravest legal jeopardy they have faced.

And Giuliani has chosen the most dangerous course in dealing with it.

He has decided to take the matter public and challenge a Department of Justice that has been

looking at him for two years.

Rated in the morning because I'm going to destroy the evidence. I've known about this for two years.

Evidence is exculpatory. It proves that the president and I and all of us are innocent.

They have the ones who are committing. It's like projection. They're committing the crimes.

And second, I can tell you, I never ever

represent it a foreign national. The search warrant is purportedly based on one single failure to file

for representing a Ukrainian national or official that I never represented.

So he chose to appear on a show that Fox itself has argued is not to be taken seriously.

And yet he made very serious allegations. He said that the warrant was illegal.

That his electronics will exculpate him and Trump. That the Department of Justice spied on him.

And that this is about the Biden's and politics. And as you just heard, he never represented

any foreign entity or agent or any of the interests in violation of the law.

There is a reason that attorneys for time in memoriam have not wanted people to discuss a case.

Because not only will those words echo into the ears of people who are now being challenged to prove

they know what they're doing. But there are implications about why it's being done,

though it started under the Trump administration and what they can prove. These are not

inactive enemies. Warrants like this, here's what we know, they are obtained usually deep into a case.

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