Tangling with Mueller, Trump's lawyer may have to face his past words

[Uncle Joe]

When Ronald Reagan was in the White House, one of the nation's top law enforcement officials advised Congress that if serious allegations were ever lodged against a president, the Justice Department would have no choice but to call upon a special investigator to look into the matter.

"Any attorney general that did the opposite of that would not be acting sensibly and would be subject to severe public criticism," the U.S. associate attorney general told a Senate panel.

That associate attorney general was Rudy Giuliani.

ABC News spent months locating and accessing records from Giuliani's time as a prosecutor. The records were stored in a government warehouse in Missouri, relegated to sheets of microfiche at college libraries and held by clerks in the federal courthouse in Manhattan, where Giuliani spent nearly six years as U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York. He served more than two years as associate attorney general in Washington.

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https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/tangling-mueller-trumps-lawyer-face-past-words/story?id=56843035

This is a nice smack down against Giuliani item by item.

[Judi Lynn]

1. Wow. Thanks for the info, Uncle Joe. Rec. n/t

[Uncle Joe]

4. Thank you Judi Lynn. n/t

[cachukis]

2. Nice.

[lagomorph777]

3. Now that's what I call investigative journalism.

I hope this story is all over TV tonight.

[Uncle Joe]

5. I agree lagomorph, kudos to ABC

[FakeNoose]

6. If we're feeling generous towards Rudy

... we can say that maybe he's experiencing the onset of dementia.
Those of us who aren't so generous, can say he's whoring for Trump.