Rudy Giuliani Promises Trump He'll Never Flip On Him

According to insiders that spoke to Rolling Stone, Rudy Giuliani has made it abundantly clear that he will never accept any plea deal in exchange for flipping on Donald Trump. This might be the dumbest declaration that Giuliani has ever made, as he's currently hemorrhaging cash and lawyers with his multiple legal fights. The former mayor of New York's only real hope is taking a plea deal, and when he gets backed into a corner, his promise to Trump might be worth absolutely nothing, as Farron Cousins explains.

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According to a new report from Rolling Stone, Rudy Giuliani has allegedly been telling people close to him that he has no intention whatsoever of flipping on Donald Trump in the Georgia trial. Rolling Stone reports, quote, um, the former top lawyer bragged to associates in recent months that he'd never break or betray Trump, even as his own legal problem exploded and indictments were handed down to sources with knowledge of these comments tell Rolling Stone the pledge highlights both Giuliani's declared loyalty in the face of extreme legal jeopardy, and the former president's growing isolation among the circle of advisors who helped him try to overturn the 2020 election. As the Trump legal team games out, which of his co-defendants are most likely to cooperate with prosecutors? Giuliani appears to be one of the few alleged co-conspirators whose loyalty is viewed as uniquely reliable. In fact, according to the sources that spoke to Rolling Stone, Donald Trump himself has even joked about the fact that Rudy Giuliani could be thrown into solitary confinement and he still wouldn't flip on Donald Trump.

Now, obviously, the funny part about this is, of course these are similar to the statements that Trump and his insiders were making about Sidney Powell. She was viewed as, they called it their word unbreakable. Sidney Powell will never flip. We don't have to worry about anything. And then the day before her trial, she's like, can I, can I please flip? Like, I, I def I don't, I don't want to do this. This is bad. I realize now how bad it is. I can't escape it. Let me flip. Now, could Giuliani do the same thing, right? I mean him telling people like, oh, I'm never gonna flip, I'm never gonna flip. People say it all the time and then they flip. So the question is, do we believe what Rudy Giuliani says? Probably not. Or do we think that in the end he's going to crack under the pressure?

It's a big question, right? I think it's a giant question mark. In general, I don't think at this point we can predict what Rudy Giuliani will or will not definitely do, right? Like you cannot say. He's definitely not going to flip. You can't say he's definitely going to flip. All we can do, much like people in a trial, is look at the available evidence and try to make a, a, a decision based on that. So let's look at the evidence right now. Rolling Stone actually does a good job of pointing that out. Here it is. Uh, in addition to an indictment in Georgia, special prosecutor, Jack Smith listed him as a co-conspirator in the indictment of Trump in an on election related charges. He also faces a host of civil lawsuits against him. He including defamation suits by Dominion, voting system, smart matic, and election workers over his bogus election fraud claims, a harassment suit by a former employee, a suit from Hunter Biden alleging the former mayor

Illegally hacked his lack, hacked his laptop and a suit by his former attorney, Robert Costello, over allegedly unpaid legal bills. We know that Giuliani also, in addition to Mr. Costello, has had trouble paying his other lawyers. We know that he has had lawyers abandoned him. He doesn't really seem to have the money to be able to pay out any of the judgments that could be coming against him with Dominion Smart Matt, the former employee, the the election workers in Georgia. So he's in dire straits. He may not even have the money to hire decent lawyers and pay them as the Georgia trial alone progresses. So he is in a position where he will eventually have to make that choice. It's one thing to be full of bravado right before the thing happens, right? It's like you're standing in line for a rollercoaster and you know that half of it, like you're dangling upside down at, you know, going 90 miles an hour.