Giuliani Says He's Totally Fine With Going To Jail But Swears He's Innocent
August 3, 2021
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as posted by the channelRudy Giuliani made a bizarre statement during an interview recently, where he said that he is perfectly fine if he is sent to jail for failing to register as a foreign agent because those who jail him will have to pay the consequences in the afterlife. He also still maintains his innocence, but his claim seems to indicate that he thinks he might be headed to prison. Farron Cousins explains what's happening, and why Rudy needs to be worried.
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During a recent interview with a local NBC affiliate up in New York. Rudy Giuliani said that he is totally fine if he goes to jail, because those who put him in jail will be the ones who ultimately have to answer for it in heaven. Here's his quote. I'm just going to read his own words here. You think I did commit a crime? You're probably really stupid because you don't know who I am is the guy who put the mafia, jail terrorist in jail. Ed Koch's commissioners in jail and the worst people on wall street. I'm not going to file a form. I mean, that's just crazy. Okay. I don't know what that means. I'm not going to file a form, but whatever he continues, I'm more than willing to go to jail. They want to put me in jail and if they do, they're going to suffer the consequence, which is in heaven. Yep. In heaven. I love it. Wow. All right. Let's assume for a second.
That Giuliani is correct. Okay.
Uh, there, there there's the afterlife there's heaven and there's hell. So the people that he says want to put him in jail and may put him in jail as he points out, uh, you're going to have to answer for that in heaven. Notice he didn't say you're going to go to hell for this. So they still in Rudy Giuliani's fantasy. They still get to go to heaven. It's just like why they got to go to a timeout for putting you in jail. Is God going to be like, Hey listen, buddies. I know you're here. And this is, you know, supposed to be eternal paradise
And all that. But I got to tell you what you did to Rudy over there. You almost didn't make the cut anyway, come
On. And buffet is open. I don't know how it works out, but Hey, at least the plus side is you still get to go to heaven. Here's the thing, Rudy Giuliani, obviously still under investigation in the state of New York for acting as an unregistered foreign agent on behalf of Ukraine, lobbying Donald Trump on their behalf, the pro-Russian Ukrainians. Um, that investigation is ongoing. Rudy. Giuliani's two close buddies, uh, Igor Fruman and left Parness have been charged, uh, still waiting on the, uh, COVID really delayed all the trials and everything on that. They have been, uh, under sanction, those two individuals, but they've also based on reports coming out over the last few months. Uh, they've also been cooperating.
So yeah, that's,
That's probably not good news for
Rudy Giuliani. Oh. And for the record,
Giuliani did go on to continue and say like, Hey, he's totally innocent. He didn't do any of this. Anything he's accused of totally didn't happen. But if it did happen and he goes to jail, or even if it didn't happen and he goes to jail, then you know,
God's going to smite you for it. Once
You're in heaven, you know, he's not going to do anything to you on earth. She get to heaven though. That's, that's where the real consequences are. Um, here's the thing, Giuliani, his whole statement there. Like, Hey, I'm the guy that took out the mob. I took out the wall Streeters. I took the, uh, you know, from ed Kotch or Coke or whatever it is. I took all these people down.
Why would I commit a crime?
He's trying to muddy. The waters is what he's doing here. Folks trying to say, no, I've been a good prosecutor. I've been a good public servant. So obviously if I get charged with a crime, it's because I have political enemies seeking to take me down.
That's what this is. You know, it's, it's, it's
Not necessarily deflection. It's basically creating an excuse ahead of time. In the event, he does end up getting indicted or charged with any kind of criminal activity here. Again, investigation is ongoing. He has not been charged yet. Of course we do know according to reports that came out late last week that, uh, he's telling people he's almost completely broke. Donald Trump is not taking his phone calls. Donald Trump is not paying his legal bills. Trump has basically left him out to dry. And every problem in Giuliani's life at this moment is because he threw his lot in with it, Donald Trump. So the guy that you did all this for, or did all this with for all we know, he's not even taking your calls. Maybe it's time Rudy, to start talking stuff of worrying about who's going to get punished in heaven,
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