>> Rudy Giuliani is an absolute joke, but it's a joke I'm gonna tell right now.
So just 26 days after he was tapped to advise Donald Trump as the White House cybersecurity
czar, the former mayor went to a San Francisco Apple Store and asked an employee to help
him unlock his phone.
The reason he did that is because he'd reportedly locked himself out because he entered his
pass code wrong ten times in a row, disabling the device.
>> Okay, first of all.
>> He's the expert.
>> Okay, look, you mess up your iPhone, it's not a big deal, okay.
And no one on planet earth is surprised that Rudy screwed up is iPhone.
Here's a guy that butt dialed a reporter the other day and accidentally left a message
going, man, we need money really badly.
I'm sending somebody to Turgen, I'm sending someone to Bahrain.
We're like, Jesus Christ, what are you doing, right?
But Trump thought he would be the best at cybersecurity.
Come on, man.
It doesn't get any better than this.
>> They give you ten tries.
I just imagine him.
>> Like he's done the ninth and then he's sitting there like Rudy, Rudy, Rudy, what
have you gotten yourself into?
He's like, you know what?
I'm gonna roll these dice.
>> No.
>> I mean, I get afraid after the fifth time, then I back off.
>> Totally.
>> Because I know what will happen.
Then I just sit for a second.
But if you're thinking, no, I'm gonna keep going and you don't even know about the disable
feature then I'm scared a little bit.
>> And I don't even understand it, because I get if it's some website you go to once
a year you forget your password.
It's his phone.
He's on it all day long.
He's literally on it on Laura Ingram.
He's using his phone as a prop.
How do you have any time to forget your password?
>> And to be so, he's not even in the ballpark.
He got ten tries and he messed it up every time.
>> Yeah, and so I think that it might actually show you that they're breaking down mentally.
So like we see Rudy on air and he looks like he's got some mental health issues, right?
I don't know if it's his advancing age or what the situation is or I don't know if he
was always had mental health issues, right?
But it turns out our eyes aren't lying to us because look, I'm a tech spazz.
I'd be the first guy to somehow misplace my password.
I'd be the first guy to try it four times and get it wrong.
But like me, then I go like I know my limits.
>> I'm not messing around cuz I don't want this thing disabled.
At least I know that.
And I'm not up for the top cybersecurity job on the planet.
So and that goes to a second substantive point about this.
The first one was Donald Trump's personal lawyer has clearly deteriorating mental health,
right?
And Donald Trump still thought that's the best guy for the job.
And then secondly, Donald Trump thought he was the best guy for this job, which means
he doesn't care about qualifications at all, at all.
He just things cybersecurity, I don't know it, I don't care.
All I know is Rudy's a good guy.
Rudy says I'm innocent on everything so I want Rudy.
Which time do you want him for?
It doesn't matter.
>> Yeah, yeah.
No, he's just staffing with loyalists.
I think the thing that this does to get more to substantive, as you were saying, is that
this is a metaphor for a type of behavior that is always excuse.
So he can go and do something wrong ten times in any other place, and he's allowed to lie
ten times in a row.
And flip flop between how he talks about the Ukraine call.
And then he's allowed to in plain sight hide the fact that he is trying to make money from
the Bahrainis.
Or pull out money, and this is part of the strategy, was to get Gulf money to bail Trump
out in so many different ways, either through his business or through this upcoming 2020
campaign.
So I think that this is just emblematic of the way that these folks live their lives.
And they just think there are no consequences.
And so thankfully there are people in Apple Store that will relate this story to Gizmodo
and here we go.
>> And this is not the only time that something like this has happened too.
Originally, it obviously there were the buck dials, which is still a thing, I thought it
was from the 90s.
And yes, he does talk about incredibly serious things potential of criminal implications
on these butt dials.
But also, in November, this is last year, Giuliani accidentally created a hyperlink
in one of his tweets ranting about the Mueller probe.
A social-media user was quick to purchase the "g-20.in" domain name that he accidentally
created and trolled Giuliani by making the link lead to a web page reading, "Donald J
Trump is a traitor Traitor to our country".
Now that by itself doesn't necessarily make Rudy look bad, everybody can accidentally
make a typo.
It's how he responded to it, tweeting, Twitter allowed someone to invade my text with a disgusting
anti-President message.
The same thing period no space occurred later and it didn't happen.
Don't tell me they are not committed cardcarrying anti-Trumpers.
Time magazine also may fit that description, fairness please.
>> What?
>> Invade my text is something that was tweeted?
>> By the way, and when Apple had to recreate his phone cuz it was disabled they put all
of this information in the cloud, which then actually endangers his information and maybe
Trump's information.
So that is the worst possible thing you could do for cybersecurity.
>> I will slightly amend that.
It was already in the cloud, that's how they were able to back it up.
>> Giuliani put it on the cloud.
>> You're cybersecurity czar.
>> But Maytha had the best point.
I hadn't thought of it that way, Maytha.
What a metaphor, you get it wrong ten times in a row and you still learn nothing.