>> He says he didn't know his son was under investigation.
That's absurd that he never told, he never talked to his son about his son foreign business.
Can you believe that?
Don't you think I can prove that he did?
You think I'm stupid?
>> The fact that Laura Ingram didn't answer that question tells you everything you need
to know about Rudy Giuliani and how stupid people think he really is.
He made a mess of yet another Fox News appearance.
He was all over the place.
He made all sorts of claims that are untrue.
We're going to go through the videos and we're going to debunk his claims and also probably
make fun of him.
Let's take a look.
>> Insiders saying you muck this up, your response?
>> Man, I really did.
And you know who I did it at the request of, the State Department.
I'd never talked to an Ukrainian official until the State Department called me and asked
me to do it.
And then I reported every conversation back to them and Laura, I'm a pretty good lawyer,
just a country lawyer.
But it's all here, right here, the first call from the State Department.
>> Rudy, Rudy, I couldn't agree with you more.
But why are you the one to do this?
Why isn't this the role of the Justice Department or the FBI?
Why task you, the personal attorney of the president?
I think that's a question that just layman was like, okay, I get it, that should be investigated.
But why is Rudy running the show on that?
Why isn't it FBI and just the main justice?
>> That's a very good question because the FBI's performance since this entire investigation,
including up to this moment is flawed.
Why am I doing it, Laura, can't you figure it out?
I'm his defense lawyer, I'm defending him.
He's my client.
I don't know only Donald Trump is not entitled to a defense in America.
>> So Rudy Giuliani who is not a government official, he's Donald Trump's personal lawyer.
Is arguing the State Department called on him to work with Ukraine to investigate Joe
Biden.
Now according to reports, when reached for comment, a State Department spokesman said,
Mr. Giuliani is a private citizen and acts in a personal capacity as a lawyer for President
Trump.
He does not speak on behalf of the US government.
Now there is one other element to this though, Mike Pompeo might have asked for Giuliani's
involvement.
Pompeo was asked about that, and he refused to get into details.
>> Here's my first comment on that, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick.
Let me explain why.
First of all, train wreck, we got more videos coming up for you.
But you could even tell, from Laura Ingraham, she keeps looking at him.
You think I'm stupid?
You know what she did at the end of that interview?
She said, I'm sorry to cut you off, you have to get your voice back.
She's like no mas.
She threw in the towel, like I've got to get this guy off the air before he does more damage.
Amazing.
Now the reason I say tick, tick, tick, though, is when he holds up the phone and he says
I've got it recorded what the State Department said.
That means there is massive internal fighting.
The State Department's trying to throw Giuliani under the bus and Giuliani does a threat on
national television.
Yeah, I'll throw you under the bus, I recorded our conversations.
This is happening in public, that's unbelievable.
When you have that kind of infighting, only a matter of time before somebody goes, I've
had enough.
This is what actually happened, I'm saying it publicly.
>> At one point on the show, Giuliani's asked to leave, go take care of your voice.
And then at one point, there is a panel and there's a Democrat by the name of Chris Han
involved.
Chris Hahn gets under Giuliani's skin so much that Giuliani comes back and they begin to
spar.
Take a look.
>> I just heard the president's personal political attorney, say that he was directed by the
State Department.
To go meet with the Ukraine to get evidence on the president's political opponent.
Rudy Giuliani, who hasn't practiced political criminal law since the early 80s, is now saying
he has evidence.
He has all this information.
He's making things up.
And if the Biden's weren't public figures, it would be libelous.
>> I'd like to say to Mr. Hahn, I should sue you for libel because you're irresponsibly
said-.
>> Please.
>> You actually usually say incredibly stupid things.
>> You're a public figure.
>> Yeah and by the way, do you have any idea that the State Department-
>> You know the libel laws.
>> Shut up, moron.
>> Shut up, you don't know what you're talking about.
You don't know what you're talking about, idiot.
>> I do.
>> No, you don't, you just lied.
>> Mr. Mayor, I wish you'd stop.
>> You lied, my friend.
>> I wish you would stop, Mr. Mayor.
I want to remember you in your glory and I wish you would stop.
>> Why don't you tell him to keep his mouth shut so we can tell the truth.
>> Two things I love about that.
Chris Hahn actually did a right wing trick there.
Constantly interrupt and jab, jab, jab, and filibuster.
Honestly, that's what right wingers do on cable news 24/7, and it gets under people's
skin to know and they can't get their point out.
I don't think it's necessarily the right thing to do but it was great to see it flipped on
its head and used against Giuliani.
And he's like, shut up.
But that wasn't my favorite part.
My favorite part was a guy in the middle.
>> His face.
>> Look at that!
Literally, wincing, and what am I doing here?
He's in the Brady bunch, but not in the family.
So, he's like what's going on here?
>> We're not done now, things devolve further.
Let's take a look at the next clip.
>> He said about me, that I was asked by the State Department to go dig up political dirt
on Trump's opponent, totally false.
The State Department asked me- >> You just said it.
>> No I didn't, you did, you liar.
You did.
>> Just let him finish, then you can respond.
>> Turn him off so I can speak.
>> Let Andy respond to this.
>> You don't know what you are talking about.
You don't have any idea what you're talking about.
>> I literally was stating what you just said.
>> I did not say the State- And you know who I did it at the request of?
The State Department.
I never talked to an Ukrainian official until the State Department called me and asked me
to do it.
And then I reported every conversation back to them.
>> Oops.
So he absolutely did, Chris Hahn did bust him.
The guy in the middle, still like, what am I doing here?
>> I guess credit to Chris Hahn but super low bar, Giuliani's all over the place.
>> He contradicts himself.
He's just like Trump, maybe this is the reason why Trump likes him so much.
>> Definitely.
>> They're very similar in contradicting themselves in the same sentence.
>> Peas in a pod.
Are you kidding me?
If you think Giuliani has mentally deteriorated, that's pretty obvious, you just see it all
over TV.
But who would hire him as their lawyer on a case that will determine how you're viewed
for the rest of time?
You literally cannot have a more important case and you hired that guy as your lawyer?
If Giuliani came into my office, he's you're stupid, you think I'm stupid.
I'd be like no, that's okay, I'm gonna get a different attorney.
And Trump goes that's my boy, nailed it, nailed it.
But Trump will throw anyone under a bus, and if he throws Giuliani under a bus, I'm telling
you, Giuliani's unhinged too.
>> No, Giuliani's going to end up in prison, I have no doubt at this point.
>> But if the State Department or Trump throws him under a bus, he's going to come up out
from under the bus like a horror movie.
And be like yeah, this is all my evidence.
>> True, but didn't that happen with Michael Cohen, and Trump is still in office.
>> It's true.
>> It's kind of incredible.
There is one final part of this and it's Donald Trump because Donald Trump also likes to incriminate
himself.
So I do want to show this quick clip.
Take a look at that.
>> Rudy Giuliani, why do you think it's appropriate for your personal attorney to get involved
in government business?
>> You'd have to ask Rudy.
I will tell you this, that Rudy's looking to also find out where the phony witch hunt
started.
How it started.
We had a Russian witch hunt that turned out to be two and a half years of phony nonsense.
And Rudy Giuliani is a great lawyer.
He was a great mayor, he's highly respected.
I've watched the passion that he's had on television over the last few days.
I think it's incredible the way he's done.
And Rudy's got every right to go and find out where that started and other people are
looking at that too.
Where did it start, the enablers?
Where did it all come from?
It was out of thin air and I think he's got a very strong right to do it.
He's a good lawyer.
He knows exactly what he's doing.
>> Two important things out of there.
Number one, no, a personal attorney doing diplomacy for the United States of America
makes no sense.
That's not how diplomacy's done.
He's not part of the United States government, that's madness.
Second of all, for that attorney to then go and not only do diplomacy, but do Illegal
diplomacy.
Where he says give us dirt on our political opponent in exchange for promises from the
American government.
Unheard of, but crazy.
Actually, the most relevant part was where he said in the beginning, you'd have to ask
Rudy.
That's the kind of thing he says when he's about to throw you under the bus.
It wasn't me, I mean Rudy's a great lawyer, why don't you ask him?
Tick, tick, tick, tick.