Fox Host Asks Rudy Giuliani If He Feels Disoriented

Rudy Giuliani has a habit of saying some crazy and outlandish things about during TV interviews about his client, Donald Trump, and those claims have sparked speculation among some current and former Republicans as to whether or not Giuliani is suffering from some kind of mental decline. This weekend, Fox host Howard Kurtz asked Giuliani, in the context of a comment made by Joe Scarborough, if these claims have any merit. Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins discusses this.

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During an interview this past weekend with Fox News host, Howard Kurtz, Trump attorney, Rudy Giuliani, actually addressed some of the claims that he's not mentally well that have actually been made by other current and former conservatives. Take a look at this exchange and see how Rudy Giuliani immediately adapts his performance so that he doesn't come off as crazy. Here it is.

Now, you get personally hammered a lot in your very public role here. And, particularly on MSNBC. So, for example, just to give you a chance to respond, Nicole Wallace, former Bush White House official said, 'Oh, my God. Rudy needs to check his carbon monoxide monitors.' And, Joe Scarborough, one time republican congressman said in while criticizing some of your comments, 'His eyes are bulging while he's talking and he looks disoriented.' Do you feel disoriented, Mr. Mayor?

Absolutely. I'm completely disoriented. I'm sure it sounds that way. Is there something wr- ... I mean, doesn't this give you an indication how we have, of what you cover, of how completely disoriented the press is and how out of control they are. Not only criticizing the President, but everybody around him. I don't know, you can disagree with me. I'm hardly disoriented. I know where I am. I know who I am. I don't even think it's worth commenting except for the fact that aren't they way out of control with journalists accusing you of some kind of mental illness?

Well, that's in the political coverage of Donald Trump as opposed to the coverage of the investigation. Hey, look, a lot of the coverage of President Trump is negative, but Mueller is running an investigation where there have been indictments and guilty pleas. So, lemme-

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Go ahead.

But, it's one thing, it's one thing to do that, it's another thing to say that a person's disoriented whose not. It's another thing to say that the ... I mean, they said that about the President, right? All the time Scarborough's said that. Scarborough's got some deep animus to the President. I mean all of MSNBC does.

Okay, again. Let's start with the fact that Giuliani suddenly, yes, I'm totally disoriented. He changed his entire demeanor because he understands completely what Joe Scarborough was talking about that Howard Kurtz brought up. He knows exactly what he does that comes across as crazy.

But, more importantly, I don't feel like Howard Kurtz was joking around with him there. That man was stone-faced absolutely asking him, do you feel disoriented? It wasn't a joke. He wasn't playing around. I feel like Howard Kurtz, in that particular clip, was legitimately trying to find out if there is something wrong with Rudy Giuliani. Now, maybe I'm wrong about that. Maybe Howard Kurtz just has a very dry sense of humor, but based on what we've seen from him over the past few years, I don't think that's the case at all.