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Rudy Giuliani was once hailed as “America’s Mayor” for his rescuing New York City from the depths of crime, civil disorder, and general ungovernability during his eight years in office. He restored the city’s security, cleanliness, and livability, and then leading its initial recovery during the final months of his second term from the horrors of the September 11 terrorist attack on the Twin Towers.

After his first day in a Washington, DC, courtroom where a jury will determine how much he owes two former Georgia election workers for defamation, former Donald Trump election attorney Rudy Giuliani still insists everything he said about the two women was true.

Rudy Giuliani, who once served as Donald Trump’s attorney, has conceded he made defamatory statements about Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss—two Black Georgia election workers—in an attempt to settle their lawsuit against him and to satisfy a judge who thought about sanctioning him.

In a new court filing, Giuliani states that his false statements did not harm the workers.

Rudy Giuliani admits to lying about two Black women election workers in Georgia who he accused of voter fraud to help Joe Biden

Rudy Giuliani admitted in a court filing to making false statements about two Georgia election workers, but argued his words are constitutionally protected statements.

Trump lawyer and political operative claims his untrue words are protected by the U.S. Constitution.

Just as he failed to clinch the GOP presidential nomination in 2008, Giuliani again fell short after Trump was turned off by his enthusiasm for the job, according to Andrew Kirtzman.

The book, which sheds new light on that period in the former mayors life, is titled Giuliani: The Rise and Tragic Fall of Americas Mayor and will be released in September.