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The ongoing case against Rudy Giuliani.

Giuliani, who was America's mayor, he was a mayor of New York during the 9-11 attack and became

worldwide.

He became known worldwide about how he, as to how he handled the attacks and how New York handled it, because, of course, it was a local New York story as well as an international, international story.

And prior to that, he was probably, if not the most successful, one of most successful attorneys general in the United States or U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York.

And he single-handedly brought down the mafia. I mean, this guy is extraordinary. And then he became

part of the Trump circle and went completely nuts, just out of his mind. And so he tried to undo the

election. Accusations like crazy. And there was one case in which two women in Georgia, a mother

and a daughter, he outright accused of cheating and flipping votes to Joe Biden that were

votes for Donald Trump and election fraud.

And he kept on repeating that.

Well, they sued him.

They sued him for defamation because he couldn't come up with any proof.

It was a straight out allegation.

So they got a judgment of $140 million for defamation.

And he kept up on appealing it.

And the court said, no, no, no. You never came up with

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