Giuliani Flips Out After He Gets Indicted During His Birthday Party

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Rudy Giuliani has been "hiding" from process servers in Arizona that have been trying to serve him with his indictment for weeks, but they finally caught up with him at his 80th birthday party. According to reports, Giuliani was served with his indictment in the middle of his party, leaving his attendees shocked and angry. But that's not how Giuliani remembers it - the former mayor swears this is fake news and that he wasn't served until the party ended. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins explains what happened.

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Rudy Giuliani celebrated his 80th birthday this past Friday, and according to a report from the New York Post, it wasn't exactly the happiest of birthdays. See, Giuliani has been involved in a dangerous game of hide and seek with the process servers from the state of Arizona who have been trying for weeks now to serve him with his indictment because he is due in court on May 21st, tomorrow. So they had to get him that indictment to make sure he showed up for court, otherwise, he'd be in contempt of court, then that's a whole new set of charges. And as I said, Giuliani was celebrating his birthday party Friday night in South Florida, and that's where they got him. According to the report from the New York Post, the process servers were able to get into Rudy Giuliani's birthday party, and they served him with his indictment shortly after everybody sang Happy Birthday to him. Let me read you this.

He was in high spirits when he was served around 11:00 PM on Friday at the Lake Clarke Shores home of GOP consultant Caroline Ren. Prior to being served with the felony indictment paperwork, Giuliani reportedly belted the song, New York, New York by Frank Sinatra, in front of what the post said was between 80 and 100 guests. Some of the more high profile attendees of the party were longtime Trump aide Roger Stone and former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon. Now, according to the Post, some party goers started screaming and one woman even cried as Giuliani was served. Now, Caroline Ren, the GOP strategist who was hosting the party, she issued a statement to the New York Post saying, quote, well, she questioned, quote, whether it was a good use of resources to send multiple agents across the country to storm an 80th birthday party like it was Normandy.

And then Ted Goodman, who's a political advisor to Giuliani, said quote, it's unfortunate that they chose to barge up and startle guests during a celebration of this man's 80th birthday. They could have shown a little more respect for the man who comforted the nation following the September 11th, and who stands up for law enforcement and the men and women in blue? Now there's more. Despite the raucous affair, Giuliani reportedly got in his car and left after he was served. Journalist Rachel Louise just tweeted that guests had just finished singing Happy Birthday when agents served him paperwork on Arizona fake elector charges. So the people at the party, like Giuliani's friends, the woman who put on the party and his political advisor said yes, they came into the birthday party, gave him his indictment. Now, why is that part important? Because Giuliani, after this news broke on Saturday morning, sent this message out.

Fake news alert. Contrary to reports from journalists who weren't there, our early 80th birthday celebration wasn't ruined or interrupted. It was an incredible night with friends including Steve Bannon and Roger Stone. It felt like a strategy session on how to save America. Giuliani's spokespeople also issued a statement to Raw Story saying, quote, the mayor was served after the party as he was walking to the car. He was unfazed and enjoyed an incredible evening with hundreds of people from all walks of life, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. But that was also, by the way, from Ted Goodman.