Rudy Giuliani is expressing confidence as he prepares to surrender to authorities in the Georgia 2020 election case. Giuliani, the former New York mayor and a longtime ally of former President Trump, stated in a recent interview that he feels good about defending the rights of all Americans, just as he did during his time as a United States attorney. He is required to turn himself in by Friday as a defendant in the case.
Giuliani is facing 13 charges, including six related to a scheme to submit a false slate of pro-Trump electors in Georgia. Additionally, he is charged with racketeering, a charge that every defendant in the case is facing. He is also accused of soliciting lawmakers to violate their oaths of office by urging them to help send the slate of fake electors, as well as making false statements.
According to reports, as of Tuesday, Giuliani had not yet found a Georgia-based attorney to approve any bail agreements. However, sources familiar with the plan stated that the former Trump attorney is expected to meet with Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis (D) on Wednesday to discuss a possible bond agreement.
Giuliani emphasized his fight for justice, stating his belief in the innocence of Donald Trump and his own dedication to upholding the principles of justice. He also echoed former President Trump’s claims that the justice system is politicized and criminalized for political purposes, suggesting that people’s rights and the future of their children are at risk.
It remains to be seen how these charges against Giuliani will unfold, but his surrender and pending legal proceedings have drawn significant attention. The American public will undoubtedly be watching closely as this case progresses.
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