Rudy Giuliani

The emails and photos included in the report came from a Trump-supporting computer store owner in Delaware via Rudy Giuliani.

The Taipei-born California congressman tweeted: "Keep doubling down on your racism," as he referred to how Asian-Americans will be key to the election.

"How about a big parade in Communist China, Beijing. That's where it belongs," the president's lawyer tweeted.

Giuliani said he has been taking the anti-malarial medication for the last five days as a COVID-19 "prophylactic" even though it's not medically proven to work that day.

The former New Jersey governor announced his diagnosis in a tweet, writing: "I just received word that I am positive for COVID-19. I want to thank all of my friends and colleagues who have reached out to ask how I was feeling in the last day or two."

National Security Adviser Robert O'Brien, Ohio Representative Jim Jordan and several White House officials reportedly traveled with Trump's senior aide before her diagnosis.

The interview focused on Giuliani's dealings with Andrii Derkach, who was recently sanctioned by the Treasury Department "for attempting to influence" the 2020 presidential election.

The former New York mayor defended President Donald Trump who has been criticized for what he knew about the dangers of the novel coronavirus.

"It's the people who think identity who are the racists in our society," Giuliani said when claiming that first responders would die for anyone despite race, religion or gender.

Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani described Kamala Harris as a "horrible prosecutor" and "bully" Friday, as he officially endorsed President Donald Trump's re-election campaign.

The former New York City mayor discussed the possibility that a Joe Biden administration would start a criminal investigation of Donald Trump.

"Stop the nonsense. These are killers, and these are people who hate white people, they are people who hate white men in particular, and they want to do away with a mother-father family," Giuliani said.

"Fear City: New York vs. The Mafia" tells the story of law enforcement's attempts to end mob rule in NYC, but one major figure is missing from the Netflix documentary—Donald Trump.

The lawyer and former New York City mayor criticized a Supreme Court decision making the president's tax returns available to the Manhattan DA.

"This person comes in yelling and screaming, and I thought this must be a scam or a shake-down, so I reported it to the police," Giuliani said to "Page Six" recently.

White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows vowed that people would "go to jail" over reports that Russia offered the Taliban bounties for U.S. soldiers, during an interview with former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani released Friday.

Berman says he wasn't notified of his replacement and has no intention of stepping down until the Senate confirms his replacement.

Giuliani, who was New York City mayor for two terms, also dismissed the idea that police are out of control as "totally crazy."

Giuliani criticized New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio for being more concerned with social distancing than police officers "being violently attacked, police cars burning and rioting."

A study of 81 patients with Covid-19 in Brazil said chloroquine should not be used to treat the disease because it can lead to death.

"Governor, you have the power to change the city charter to allow for me, as mayor in this time of crisis, to have an extended term," Rudy Giuliani said, according to George Pataki.

"He felt the policy was executed well under Mayor Giuliani," Marc Short told CNN.

"What is this stuff that he's condemning stop-and-frisk?" Trump's personal lawyer asked.

The president's personal attorney claimed to have evidence of Hunter Biden being involved in a "corruption affair."

President Donald Trump's impeachment defense attorney admitted that allowing Rudy Giuliani to become involved in foreign policy was an "error in judgment."

The former New York City mayor claimed Trump never discussed military aid to Ukraine with him.

"I can't imagine that the President of the United States said that to him," Giuliani said.

Joseph Bondy, the attorney of Rudy Giuliani associate Lev Parnas, has asked a federal judge to allow his client to hand over further secret recordings of President Donald Trump to House Democrats.

"He's the only one I didn't want her to pick," the president said of Sanders in the newly-released recording.

"Can we see the evidence Rudy, can we see it?" the Fox News host asked, appearing skeptical.