Rudy Giuliani has been informed that he is in fact, a target of the ongoing special grand
jury in paneled in Fulton county, Georgia, by Fannie Willis.
The da in that area, Giuliani is officially a target in that criminal probe, which of
course means that Rudy Giuliani is now the target in two separate criminal probes.
The first of course, being the work he did with Ukraine and whether or not he was acting
as an unregistered foreign agent, but much like with what happened in Georgia, both of
those were because he was trying to make Donald Trump happy.
So now he's found himself and embroiled and two criminal investigations, one of which,
uh, he's not looking so good.
And that is of course, Georgia, as one legal expert explained a former federal prosecutor,
by the way, target is a term prosecutors use to indicate that they're likely to indict
someone.
It has a specific meaning in this context, if Giuliani has in fact been told that he
is a target of the Georgia investigation, he should expect to be indicted.
That's pretty serious stuff.
Right?
However, obviously the word target.
Um, we don't know if that came from the prosecutors.
We don't know if it came from a judge.
We don't know if that's just Rudy.
Giuliani's actual interpretation of what they told him.
Right?
You could be the subject of a criminal investigation.
You could be a person of interest in a criminal investigation.
So it's difficult to say right off the bat, if that word target one was specifically used
by the prosecutors.
And two, if that definitely means he's gonna be indicted, I don't know that I buy that
by the way.
Um, lots of people have been targeted in criminal investigations.
That doesn't mean they're about to be indicted.
I know I'm not a former federal prosecutor, like, like the, the man was who's quote, I
just, we read.
But, uh, I don't know.
I don't think that means, oh yeah, indictments are coming.
Let's let's temper our expectations just a little bit here, folks.
Right?
We we've gotten our hopes up way too many times over the last six years.
And I think it's best that we approach this rationally.
However, I do think it is worth exploring what's happening with Rudy Giuliani.
And of course all the others in the state of Georgia.
So if Giuliani is in fact now a suspect, I think that's a much better word to use a suspect.
Then that means they suspect that Giuliani did something illegal in the state of Georgia.
Now we all know about Donald Trump's phone calls.
We we've heard them.
We've seen the transcripts.
And if you haven't heard 'em so Rudy Giuliani of course, was the guy trying to pull all
this off.
He was on the ground in Georgia.
He was also spreading lies and conspiracy theories about them
Pulling out extra boxes of ballots that, oh, nobody had seen these before.
And in fact they had, they just put them under the table when they went home the night before.
And then the next morning pulled them back out to continue counting.
Not, not exactly a conspiracy, more like cleaning up your workstation before you go home.
So what was Giuliani doing on the ground in the state of Georgia?
Now, we don't know that for certain, but those prosecutors clearly have seen enough evidence
at this point to be able to say that we need to go after this guy too.
He likely broke some laws here.
So let's explore those avenues a little bit more deeply.
That's what's happening in the state of Georgia.
I do not think it is fair or even okay to say that indictments are imminent for Rudy
Giuliani.
I'd love to see it.
But folks, we got a long way to go, not to mention the fact that because of the way this
special grand jury is set up, it is not a real grand jury.
So the special grand jury doesn't even have the authority to issue indictments.
If they gather enough information and Fannie Willis decides that she wants to issue criminal
indictments, she can do that.
Whereas a regular grand jury would be the one to issue those indictments.
So it is a little different, a little complicated, you know, there's some legal issues here with
the special grand jury that you wouldn't run into with a regular grand jury.
So the process is going to take a little bit longer.
It's gonna be a little bit slower.
So temper your expectations.
Rudy's not going to jail anytime soon, but this is certainly an interesting one
to follow.