Well folks, Rudy Giuliani apparently survived a brush with death at a shop right store on
Staten island over the weekend when an employee 39 year old employee of the shop, right?
Slapped him on the back and called him a scumbag.
And to hear Rudy Giuliani, tell the story.
It near killed him.
Of course, most of Giuliani's story about his brush with death came out prior to the
video of the actual incident becoming public, which I'm sure if you've been on Twitter,
you've probably seen it, but take a look at what happened.
The man, by the way, the 39 year old man who slapped him on the back has been charged with
second degree assault on a, uh, person over the age of 65.
So he has been arrested Giuliani, uh, appears to want to press charges, but here is a clip
of the incident.
And what they've done here is they've also on top of showing you what happened.
They're playing audio from Giuliani explaining to ABC news in his words, what happened?
So you can watch the video as Giuliani talks about almost being murdered and see that they
don't quite match up.
So here is this clip, take a look.
So it seems innocuous enough, right?
The man slaps him on the bag and says, Hey, scumbag.
And then of course there's a little bit of verbal exchange, but Giuliani is saying he
lurched forward.
You can see in the video that didn't happen.
Juliani is straight up lying.
Like he didn't almost fall crack his skull and die on the floor of that ShopRite.
But of course he said all this before that video evidence emerged.
So did his story change after we got to see what happened?
No.
His story got even worse on Monday.
Giuliani released this clip where he talks about how horrible it was and how, again,
he almost died from this man smacking him on the back.
So take a look at what Giuliani had to say after that clip was revealed here.
It is
About a third of the way through.
I got hit on the back as if a Boulder hit me.
Uh, it knocked me forward, uh, step or two.
Uh, it didn't knock me down.
Uh, but it hurt tremendously.
I did not know what it was.
I had no idea what it was and or,
Oh my God, it was like a Boulder hit me in the back and I can, oh God, oh dear Lord.
I almost died and cracked my head open on the floor.
Oh, you know, honestly, I'm surprised really, Rudy Giuliani, didn't go to this extreme to
tell his, his harrowing story of how he survived this vicious assault.
Now, listen again, we just saw the video we saw.
Yeah, sure.
The guy came up, slapped him on the back.
Is that really assault?
Is that how soft we have become as a country?
Is that how soft Rudy Giuliani is that he really wants to press charges against this
man?
Second degree assault.
I mean, we're talking about this guy having to go to jail over that exchange that we just
saw take place because Rudy Giuliani is trying to milk this for all that it's worth, I guess,
to try to help out his son's campaign.
I mean, Giuliani actually said too, at one point he goes, uh, this has to stop.
This is getting ridiculous.
I've been in politics 50 years.
I've never been attacked like this attacked.
That is the word.
This man used to describe that little back and forth attacked.
That video of course is going to play in court.
And I think any jury that looks at this is going to understand that no Rudy Giuliani
was not in fact attacked.
He was not almost shoved to the ground, split his head open and died.
He did not get hit in the back with what felt like a Boulder.
He is a weak, pathetic little man trying to gain whatever kind of sympathy he can because
he understands he's already destroyed his reputation.
So Hey, why not lie about an incident that is very clearly on video, not happening the
way that Rudy Giuliani
described it.