CNN: 'Maggie Haberman On The Irony of Rudy Giuliani’s Indictment For Racketeering'

Source:CNN- New York Times political reporter Maggie Haberman.

"CNN political analyst Maggie Haberman joins CNN’s Kaitlan Collins to discuss Rudy Giuliani’s Georgia indictment and reveals how Donald Trump is reacting to it." 

From CNN

PBS made a documentary about Richard Nixon in 1990 and they talked to Richard Nixon's White House counsel John Dean and they were talking about Watergate. One of the things that Dean told PBS about working at The White House during Watergate that even though he was a lawyer, he wasn't a criminal lawyer. And that he didn't know that he needed to be a criminal lawyer in order to work for President Richard Nixon. 

CNN's Kaitlan Collins interviewed President Donald Trump's Attorney General William Barr last week and he said that one of the things that you need to have when you work for Donald Trump, is a legal insurance policy. That you better have a good lawyer working for you before you work for President Trump. 

What Attorney General Barr was basically saying here, is that when you work for someone like Donald Trump, you are going to be involved in things and doing things that at the very least, could make a witness against someone else, like your boss, or someone else who works for your boss, in a criminal case, or a criminal defendant yourself. Of the 18 other criminal defendants in the the Fulton County case, 1/3 of those folks, are either Donald Trump's lawyers or people who served Donald Trump as his lawyer in the past.

As far as Rudy Giuliani: who is this man? What the hell have they done with Rudy Giuliani? And where is he? It's like he's been kidnapped and was replaced by some clone or someone impersonating the man, but doing it with a completely different character and personality. Pre-Donald Trump, he was a very successful and wealthy Manhattan, New York lawyer. Now, he's looking to sell his New York apartment, just to pay his current legal bills.

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