Dear Congress, could you please bring Giuliani in for an open hearing? I would like to see him

[Leghorn21]

testify under oath about how the State Department asked him to work with them. That would be very tremendous.

And also I would like to see exactly what Devin Nunes would say to him, because Roody is a good best pal of MF45’s, and dammit, that would be some great teevee.

Seriously. He’s a major player in this treacherous saga, so please bring him in, and thank you in advance.

[Siwsan]

1. I'd definitely 'DVR' that event!

It would be a spectacular spectacle. However, I would recommend 'spittle guards' for the committee. Well, the Democrats, anyway. I doubt there's anything Rudy could give the GOP to which they haven't already been exposed.

[Leghorn21]

2. Same here, Siwsan!! I read the other day that our Dems are reluctant to bring him in, but he's

nevertheless a huge part of this shitshow, who cares if he yells and spits?!

I should think he’d be eager to air his side of the story, too, because the State Department seems to be repudiating his version of the Ukraine story

Roody - v - Pompeo, must see teevee!!

[TheRealNorth]

3. Dems need to bring professional prosecutors in

We don't need it being like the first few hours of the Lewandowsky hearing.

[Leghorn21]

4. Agreed!! Barry Berke could surely make himself available?

(seriously)

[bdamomma]

5. if Giuliani

is just a private citizen couldn't he be arrested. He should be anyway arrested from the time when he was on TV blabbing about some big news on Hillary during the 2016 election. He has his foot in everything.

[dem4decades]

6. Better to get the dirt on him first, then know when he's lying and press him. Same with Barr.

[ProudMNDemocrat]

7. Have Intel Committee Lawyer question Rudy first.

Put heat on Rudy before Adam Schiff tears him a new asshole.

[Leghorn21]

8. Sounds good, Proud! Meanwhile, Roody's spoilin for a fight:

Giuliani warns the State Department that he won't
be going down for this alone

Link to tweet

...

Asked Thursday morning about details from the complaint that multiple US officials were "deeply concerned" about his activities speaking with Ukrainian officials and nationals, Giuliani called the charge "total nonsense."

Giuliani spoke to CNN multiple times on Thursday morning from what he said was his room at the Trump International Hotel in Washington, DC. During one of those calls, the sound of the House Intelligence Committee hearing with acting Director of National Intelligence Joseph Maguire could be heard in the background.

Giuliani refuted claims included in the complaint that two State Department officials had spoken to him to "contain the damage" he was doing to US national security interests regarding his work with Ukraine....