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4:30Now PlayingIn a deposition that took place in August, Rudy Giuliani admitted that the "evidence" he based his voter fraud conspiracy on actually came from posts on Facebook. Believe it or not, this man used to be considered a brilliant legal mind, but now he's been reduced to filing lawsuits based off idiotic conspiracy theories he saw while scrolling through social media. Farron Cousins explains what's happening.
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Well folks after months and months of waiting, begging prodding, poking Rudy Giuliani has finally revealed the source of where he got all that so-called evidence of voter fraud. He found it. Ladies and gentlemen on Facebook found that in Facebook posts actually is, is what he said. Uh, and we know this because in mid August, Rudy Giuliani had to have a deposition. And he admitted in that deposition, which has now been reported on that, the information that he based, all of these election challenges on all of his talking points about a stolen election. It came primarily through Facebook posts, you know, somebody, and they mentioned this in the deposition, by the way, Giuliani, who was once a respected legal mind here in the United States, said under oath in a deposition. Yeah. I had seen a post that said that one of the guys from smart MADEC, uh, allegedly told Antifa that they smart MADEC had to rig the election for Mr. Biden.
Oh, Rudy, Rudy, Rudy, Rudy. That's I don't even know, like, I can't even finish that sentence. He saw some crazy person post on Facebook that, oh, the smart MADEC people were with Antifa and they said they read it for BI and Giuliani was like, yup. Got it. Done. Lawsuit filed. Thank you, Mr. Random person on Facebook. We got him. Oh my God. Oh my God. I know Giuliani has already been barred from practicing law in the state of New York, but can we please, uh, every other state he's licensed. And could you go ahead and revoke it now? Like for real, do you ever, ever, ever want your lawyer to be like, Hey, don't worry folks. I know this situation pretty grim, but I saw a post on Facebook and I think that's the, uh, that's the key to this? This, this is idiotic Rudy Giuliani guy that took down the mafia, right?
Took on the mob bosses and one, cause at one point, believe it or not, Giuliani was a very skilled and gifted legal practitioner. And he's been reduced to filing lawsuits based on what crazy people say on Facebook. I don't know if it gets any sadder for Rudy Giuliani. I truly don't. This is without a doubt. One of the dumbest stories I've ever had to talk about here. And as long as Rudy Giuliani stays out there, I guarantee you eventually I'm gonna have to talk about something dumber because this guy is about bottom of the barrel, uh, in terms of intelligence at this point. But it also proves the broader point too, right? Giuliani does not have any evidence whatsoever of election fraud. Hell even the Republicans. I mean, we talked about this a couple of weeks ago, Lindsay Graham, in the days, months, weeks following the 2020 election Giuliani, uh, showed Lindsey Graham and a couple of other people, he's like, here's my evidence, Lindsay Graham thought it was so bad that it looked like it had been done by an elementary school child. When you can't even convince Lindsey Graham who was all in with Donald Trump, that you have hardcore evidence of voter fraud of election tampering. When you can't even convince somebody like that, you know, you're going downhill. And now of course, thanks to this deposition or at least those who've seen it reporting on it. We now know why Lindsey Graham thought that Rudy Giuliani's legal work looked like that of a third grader, because well, that's about what his mentality is these days when he takes something off Facebook and mistakes, it for a statement of fact.
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