It's time for Justice Matters with former federal prosecutor and MSNBC analyst Glenn Kirchner.

A federal judge overseeing Rudy Giuliani's defamation case has blasted him for claiming he didn't know the

whereabouts of the assets he owes to two Georgia election workers. That's next on Justice Matters.

Hey all, Glenn Kirshner here. We're going to take on a slightly lighter topic because it looks like Rudy Giuliani is about

to be held in contempt by a federal judge in New York because he keeps violating court orders

to turn over his stuff, his assets, his real property, his personal property,

to the two Georgia State election workers that he savagely defamed,

to the tune of a $146 million defamation judgment.

Of course, we're talking about Seymoss and Ruby Freeman.

Let's start with the new reporting.

This from NBC News, headline,

Judge blasts Rudy Giuliani's farcical excuse

for failing to turnover assets in defamation case.

And that article begins.

A federal judge chastised Rudy Giuliani on Thursday for offering a farcical explanation

of why he hasn't complied with a court order to turn over valuables to former Georgia

election workers he defamed after the 2020 presidential campaign.

U.S. District Judge Lewis Lyman made the remark in a New York courtroom after an attorney

for Giuliani, the former mayor of New York, claimed

he wasn't sure where some of his belongings are.

Quote, the notion that your client doesn't have any knowledge of where his assets are located

is farcical, Judge Lyman told Giuliani lawyer Ken Caruso.

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