A federal judge admonished Rudy Giuliani on Tuesday for saying he planned to testify that false voting fraud allegations he made against two former, Fulton County election workers are true, the Atlanta-Journal Constitution reported.
U.S. District Judge Beryll Howell already ruled that the former New York mayor's claims against Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss are false and found him liable for defamation last summer. But after the first day of a trial determining what Giuliani would pay in damages, he repeated unsubstantiated claims of a stolen election to reporters outside the courthouse and told them he planned to testify that they were true.
