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President Donald Trump’s lawyer and former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani wipes sweat away after an interview with One America News Network’s Chanel Rion outside the White House West Wing in Washington, DC, on July 1, 2020.
The Rudy Giuliani raid has Trump allies feeling uneasy about what could come next, CNN reported.
A former Trump advisor said the raid is proof that officials are willing to pursue his inner circle.
Several Trump allies also said it “wouldn’t shock” them if Giuliani turned on the former president.
Trump allies are growing increasingly concerned about the future after former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani’s office and apartment were raided by federal agents this week, according to CNN.
Far-right news channel Newsmax has issued an apology to an employee of Dominion Voting System for its false claims that he helped rig the election so Donald Trump would lose the November election. Newsmax apologized to the company’s director of product strategy and security, Eric Coomer, for claiming that he rigged the company’s voting machines to help Joe Biden win the election. “Newsmax has found no evidence that Dr. Coomer interfered with Dominion voting machines or voting software in any way, nor that Dr. Coomer ever claimed to have done so,” Newsmax said in a statement. “Nor has Newsmax found any evidence that Dr. Coomer ever participated in any conversation with members of ‘Antifa,’ nor that he was directly involved with any partisan political organization.”
Three of America’s leading news outlets have issued corrections, having alleged that Donald Trump’s personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, was told by the FBI he was the subject of a nefarious Russian operation.
The Arizona Senate-ordered recount of nearly 2.1 million Maricopa County general election ballots could stretch beyond May 14, which is when it originally was estimated to conclude.
Senate audit liaison and former Arizona Secretary of State Ken Bennett said Saturday there was no deadline for the audit and that the recount may need to be paused May 14 when Veterans Memorial Coliseum is reserved to host several Phoenix high schools graduations.
The audit, headquartered at the coliseum at the state fairgrounds, would resume about a week later, Bennett said, adding that the Senate has talked with state fair officials and has permission to use the space for as long as we need it after the graduations.