Everyone. Before 9 11 and, of course, before becoming trumps wing man, a man by the name of Rudy Giuliani made his name from putting mobsters behind bars. He did so, i might add, using the very same laws that are being used against him now. Two decades ago we he actually wrote in his book on leadership, and im quoting, here i dreamed up the tactic of using the federal racketeer influence and corruptions act to prosecute the mafia leadership. Unquote. Otherwise known as rico, for those following along. At the time, the law actually was relatively new. The giuliani, he popularized it making it the model for state and federal prosecutors for decades to come when it comes to large groups attempting a type of conspiracy, including, i might add, fani willis. The Fulton County d. A. Is now charging Rudy Giuliani with several crimes for his efforts to allegedly overturn the election, including racketeering. Now, the rico laws, something that he has, well, he has championed for years. The upper
coming out of georgia. one of the big issues, of, course is that the attorney, fani willis, the prosecutor, said 19 people no problem. i can do it all in one trial and i m going to have the trial date set within six months. a lot of people ears perked up and said, wow, what is the moon like on your planet? yeah, this is going to be a tough case for her to pursue with all these defendants. they re going to try to sever under georgia law, some are going to move this to federal court, there is going to be a series of arguments about the very acts that she charged. 161 acts in the recount alone, some of them fairly early in the process of the day after the election. the president making speeches publicly, tweeting stuff out on twitter, you know a lot of these things are going to be debated about whether this is free speech, the president can debate whether or not there was fraud in the election and the this is a hard case to bring. there are a lot of really legit