‘Save My Home’: Giuliani’s Desperate Plea for Donations as He Attends Contempt Hearing for Failure To Comply With Huge Defamation Judgment

The former New York City mayor is warning his legal troubles may leave him with ‘nothing.’

AP/Seth Wenig
Rudy Giuliani speaks to reporters as he leaves the federal courthouse at New York City, November 26, 2024. AP/Seth Wenig

Mayor Giuliani is pleading with supporters for donations to his legal defense fund as he faced a contempt hearing over allegations he is in “willful defiance” of orders to hand over assets to pay for a $148 million judgment awarded to two election workers he was found liable for defaming. 

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