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Rudy Giuliani slammed by judge for ‘farcical’ excuse in $148M defamation case

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An exasperated judge on Thursday blasted former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani’s “farcical” bid to wriggle out of disclosing information about his finances to the two Georgia election workers he defamed and owes $148 million.

Giuliani, 80, said during a hearing in Manhattan federal court that he wanted his own name removed from a document he’s required to file listing the people who know where his assets are — a request that set off Judge Lewis Liman.

“The notion that your client doesn’t have any notion of where his assets are is farcical,” Liman fumed, adding that he expects Giuliani to answer that question “truthfully and fully.”

“If necessary, I will have you take the stand and testify under oath,” the judge added.

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