Former New York mayor and personal lawyer for Donald Trump, Rudy Giuliani, lost his cool with a federal judge on Tuesday, during a court hearing in Manhattan in which he was questioned on the holdup in forking over the remaining assets needed to make good on his legal debts.
Accused of destroying the reputations of two Georgia election workers by manufacturing the narrative that they interfered with the 2020 presidential election in an effort to "steal" it from Trump, Giuliani now owes them $148 million, which he's been chipping away at in fits and spurts — but not fast enough, according to the judge.
