The Truth About Rudy Giuliani's Illness

Miracle! Rudy's Dramatic Medical Comeback!

“I swear to God, it was the prayers.”

— Dr. Maria Ryan on former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani’s miracle recovery after being hospitalized last weekend@MariaRyanNH @edhenry pic.twitter.com/YOo0AxEcn4

— NEWSMAX (@NEWSMAX) May 8, 2026

A Very Special Announcement From President Trump

 

For Those Who May Have Forgotten . . .

A Beautiful Tribute To Ivana Trump

 

VIDEO: Giuliani Bopped, Verbally Abused

VIDEO: Rudy's Explosive Message To Joe Biden!

 

Giuliani: Biden, "you're a damn phony and you're a crook." pic.twitter.com/xLWsBwgyUD

— Newsmax (@newsmax) June 11, 2021

Election Challenge: The President Speaks!

 

President Trump on Sunday morning called into WABC radio show “Uncovering the Truth” with host Dr. Maria Ryan and Rudy Giuliani. The President discussed the ongoing efforts to get to the bottom of alleged massive voter fraud that took place in key battleground states in Democrat run cities.

Oh, MY! Get A Load Of THIS . . .

.@RudyGiuliani: Of the 600K votes added during curious "spikes" in PA, how many went to Biden?

Witness: "I think our figures were about 570-some-odd-thousand."

"And how much for Trump?

Witness: "I think it was a little over 3,200."

*crowd erupts in gasps, laughter* pic.twitter.com/jV3BOI3qY2

— The First (@TheFirstonTV) November 25, 2020

It's An Apt Symbol, Wouldn't You Say?

 

Some 'Significant Victories' And The Fight Goes On

Foreign Election Involvement:@RudyGiuliani says votes in 28 states were sent to Germany and Spain to be counted by Smartmatic #MAGA #AmericaFirst #Dobbs pic.twitter.com/fmSJdwvFq8

— Lou Dobbs (@LouDobbs) November 18, 2020

Rudy Giuliani Reacts To The BIG Announcement!

 

... rudy giuliani was giving a press conference when the election was called.

here’s how that went. pic.twitter.com/eGf0023eLi

— fake nick ramsey @ 🏡 (@nick_ramsey) November 7, 2020

Watch The Trump Campaign News Conference Live Nw!

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In 30 Seconds, Consider What MAY Happen!

This must be taken seriously! Joe Biden might even be worse for law enforcement than the most incompetent Mayor in New York history, Bill De Blasio! pic.twitter.com/eKpkaZlbsz

— Rudy W. Giuliani (@RudyGiuliani) July 22, 2020

VILE! An Outrageous, Disgusting Ethnic Slur!

Look at this reprehensible cover drawing. You are looking at a woeful, hateful, vile and vindictive ethnic slur -- the worst form of stereotyping. It's the type of thing we should have moved beyond generations ago.
And it's all the more outrageous when you consider that, once upon a time, there used to be a responsible legitimate magazine called The New Yorker.
And that New Yorker had a credible, erudite approach to the world. That's a word you don't hear much anymore -- erudite. The magazine was once sophisticated and, for the most part, knowledgeable. And it was also exceptionally well edited.
The New Yorker was the place you went to for witticisms.
The New Yorker dealt in clever asides and original, cogent humor.
It saw the world through what was called a gimlet eye.
Its editors and writers were of the highest order. The names of those editors and writers are legendary: William Shawn, Dorothy Parker, Lillian Ross, James Thurber, Truman Capote, Nora Ephron, Nat Hetnoff, E. B. White, H. L. Mencken, James Baldwin, Mary McCarthy, Robert Benchley, John Cheever, Edna Ferber, J, D. Salinger and so many, many others.
The New Yorker's point of view was that of a slightly jaded but nonetheless learned and inquisitive observer -- sometimes world weary but always engaging and often surprising.
The magazine didn't follow a set ideology and it never shouted or harangued or pushed a single mindset. It also never hesitated to laugh at itself, presenting a tongue-in-cheek approach from time to time. As for politics, the magazine was usually disinclined to dirty its fingers with such matters. Indeed, politicians were often seen to be from a class not entitled to much attention from the vaulted likes of The New Yorker.
But all that has long since changed.
There's nothing unique or original about today's New Yorker. And the latest round of salacious stories (and outrageous covers) show that the magazine clearly has no sense of journalistic responsibility. None whatsoever!
Like much of what passes for journalism these days, The New Yorker is baldly partisan, dogmatic, mean-spirited, relentless, shrill and terminally intolerant. More often than not, what humor it does deliver is crude and incendiary.
All this is sad because the magazine has become an ongoing polemic. Its subtlety and sophistication have been replaced by sensationalism and self-aggradisment. And it thinks nothing of engaging in a barely veiled sort of character assassination.
And these are just a few reasons why I stopped reading it years ago.
Truth to tell, I haven't missed it one bit.

No, It Won't Fizzle; Instead, It Will Blow Up!

"The reality is, the real story is not that this case isn’t going to fizzle. It's going to blow up on them. The real question is, what we talked about before, there's a lot more to what they did that nobody knows about yet . . . A lot more to the obstruction of justice, to the collusion, to the fake dossier." --Rudy Giuliani

You Won't Believe What Rudy Did Now - Video!

רודי ג'וליאני עושה את ירושלים, היום במחניודה. pic.twitter.com/jZkGKSg94a

— Yael Freidson (@YaelFreidson) June 6, 2018

Rudy Giuliani is in Israel on a business trip and here he's shown living it up at Mahane Yehuda, an open-air marketplace in the center of Jerusalem. Rudy's the one swinging a napkin over his head again and again.

We're glad Rudy's enjoying himself!

This Is The Right Man For The Right Job!

President-elect Trump is very pleased to announce former Mayor Rudy Giuliani will be sharing his expertise and insight as a trusted friend concerning private sector cyber security problems and emerging solutions developing in the private sector. This is a rapidly evolving field both as to intrusions and solutions and it is critically important to get timely information from all sources.

In addition, from time to time because of the changing nature of this problem, it is contemplated that the President-elect will be hosting a series of meetings with senior corporate executives from companies which have faced or are facing challenges similar to those facing the government and public entities today, such as hacking, intrusions, disruptions, manipulations, theft of data and identities, and securing information technology infrastructure.

The President-elect’s intent is to obtain experiential and anecdotal information from each executive on challenges faced by his/her company, how the company met the challenges, approaches which were productive or successful, and those which were not. The attendees may or may not change from session to session, but the specific agenda subjects will likely change because of the rapidly evolving field of cyber security, and frequent developments, both positive and negative. No consensus advice or recommendations resulting from group deliberations or interaction is expected or will be solicited.

Cyber intrusion is the fastest growing crime in the United States and much of the world. Its impact is felt from the individual citizen whose identity is stolen to the large private and government entities that have seen their confidential information seriously compromised. It is also a major threat to our national security.

As the use of modern communications and technology has moved forward at unparalleled speed the necessary defenses have lagged behind. The President-elect recognizes that this needs immediate attention and input from private sector leaders to help the government plan to make us more secure.

Mr. Giuliani was asked to initiate this process because of his long and very successful government career in law enforcement and his now sixteen years of work providing security solutions in the private sector.

Mr. Giuliani is the chairman of the global cyber security practice at Greenberg Traurig and the Chairman and CEO of Giuliani Partners, an international security consulting firm.

Now, Here's The Definition Of Passioné!

In Italian, they call it passioné --passion!
And Rudy Giuliani's got it.
He fired up the crowd on the Big First Night of the GOP convention.
Go, Rudy!

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