Rudy Giuliani Disrupts Court Hearing Amid Defamation Case

Rudy Giuliani exhibited erratic behavior during a court hearing on Tuesday regarding his defamation case involving two Georgia election workers, for which he owes $148 million. Courtroom sketch artist Jane Rosenberg noted Giuliani's lack of decorum, describing him as 'wild' and expressing concern for his attorneys as he frequently interrupted them. During the hearing, Giuliani argued with Judge Lewis Liman about his inability to pay bills and claimed he was being treated unfairly, insisting, 'I can’t pay my bills.' Despite asserting he is not impoverished, he complained about his assets being tied up and his struggles to secure necessary paperwork to comply with court orders. The judge reprimanded Giuliani for his outbursts and warned that future disruptions would lead to official action. This chaotic scene reflects the mounting pressure on Giuliani as he grapples with significant legal and financial issues stemming from his claims related to the 2020 election.