Published December 16, 2023
On Friday a Washington DC jury ruled that Rudy Giuliani owed plaintiffs Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss $148 million in their lawsuit against him. The two Georgia election workers alleged defamation after Rudy previously claimed the two women contributed to voter fraud in Georgia’s 2020 election.
At the time of the 2020 election, the two women made little money. Shaye Moss’s annual salary was reportedly about $35,000 as an interim supervisor at the elections department. However, one document from the plaintiff’s exhibits showed that Moss’s pre-tax income was $259,000 during at least one of the years since the 2020 election. Freeman and Moss were elevated to the level of heroes in the mainstream media after the election and by Joe Biden earlier this year when he awarded them both Presidential Citizens Medals for their “exemplary contributions to our democracy surrounding January 6, 2021.”
The Gateway Pundit reported on the shocking news that the DC jury awarded Ruby and Shaye $100 million more than their attorneys asked for. The $148 million total will be split between the mother and daughter.
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Rudy Giuliani, the former personal lawyer for former U.S. President Donald Trump, departs the E. Barrett Prettyman U.S. District Courthouse.Drew Angerer/Getty Images
Published December 13, 2023
- Rudy Giuliani got a talking-to from the judge in his ongoing defamation trial Tuesday.
- After the first day, Giuliani said two Georgia election workers were “changing votes” and he had “proof.”
- The judge already ruled that he defamed the workers and failed to produce evidence of his claims.
The judge overseeing Rudy Giuliani’s defamation trial scolded him Tuesday after the disgraced former New York City mayor continued to falsely allege that two Georgia poll workers manipulated ballots in the 2020 election — even after the judge already ruled those claims were false.
US District Judge Beryl Howell said Giuliani’s remarks, made outside the federal courthouse in Washington, DC, on Monday evening, could be grounds for additional defamation claims.
“Was Mr. Giuliani just playing for the cameras?” Howell asked, according to Politico.
After the first day of court proceedings Monday, Giuliani told journalists that everything he said about the election workers “was true” and that he had no regrets.
“Of course I don’t regret it, I told the truth,” Giuliani said. “They were engaged in changing votes.”
He said people should “stay tuned” for “proof” of his claims about the workers’ conduct during the election, which was more than three years ago.
SOURCE: www.businessinsider.com
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Published December 15, 2023
Here’s a simple truth: Rudy Giuliani deserves every last bit of the misfortune he’s been experiencing lately and much, much more. He deserves to be drowning in litigation. He deserves to be in such crippling debt that he’s begging Trump to pay his legal fees and getting hit with lawsuits filed by his former attorneys because he hasn’t paid them.
And Ruby Freeman and Wandrea Arshaye “Shaye” Moss deserve every cent that is coming to them once a jury decides how much Giuliani owes for defaming them and upending their lives over Donald Trump’s “big lie.”
As we previously reported, Freeman and Moss filed a defamation lawsuit against Giuliani and U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell found the ex-NYC mayor and professional Trump humper liable for defamation, now, a jury will decide just how much he owes, which could be anywhere from $17.9 million to $47.3 million if there plaintiffs’ attorneys have their way (which they should because Giuliani is demonstrably guilty—and also a terrible, terrible human being). On Wednesday, Freeman gave testimony about how Giuliani virtually destroyed her and her daughter’s lives through a campaign of lies, including that Freeman and Moss were passing around “USB ports like they were vials of heroin or cocaine” when all Freeman actually passed to her daughter was a junior mint.
From the Atlanta Journal-Constitution:
Ruby Freeman had loved candy since she was a child. The grandmother who raised her always put candy in her stocking.
She especially liked ginger mints.
“I always used it, especially during the pandemic,” Freeman told a federal jury Wednesday, holding up a mint. “If someone coughed or sneezed or something, I felt it would help, that it was something soothing.”
According to Giuliani, they weren’t sharing mints. They were passing around “USB ports like they were vials of heroin or cocaine.” He said they were stealing the election, likening their actions to a “bank heist.” And he said they were getting off “scot-free.”
In the weeks to come, Freeman received hundreds of threats, fled her home and – eventually – gave up the clothing business that bore her name. She said her daughter’s life also was destroyed.
“Giuliani just messed me up,” Freeman told jurors, sobbing and wiping her eyes. “He messed up my name. He messed up my business. He messed up my daughter. It was horrible.”
The first emails arrived early in the morning after Giuliani unveiled the footage.
“You cheating-{expletive] piece of [expletive],” one stranger wrote. “Hope they lock you up and throw away the key, you disgusting [expletive] traitor.”
“[Black Lives Matter] wants the cops to go away,” wrote another. “Good. They are in the way of my ropes and your tree!”
The Monday before Freeman gave her tearful testimony explicitly detailing how she and her daughter had been harmed—and after all the lawsuits, the criminal indictment in Georgia, and all the financial turmoil backing his MAGA messiah has caused him—Rudy Giuliani walked right outside the courthouse and repeated the same lies to reporters that got him in this mess in the first place.
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SOURCE: www.rickeysmilingmorningshow.com
