Dec 13, 2023
Giuliani's Lawyer SHUT DOWN In Brilliant Trump Attack Truth Bomb
Rudy Giuliani's lawyer's attempt to blame the Donald Trump campaign for attacks gets shredded by Shaye Moss's truth bomb over Giuliani's accountability during his defamation case. John Iadarola and Adrienne Lawrence break it down on The Damage Report.
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Now, I won't even introduce
myself by my name anymore.
I get nervous when I bump into
someone I know in the grocery
store who says my name.
I'm worried about who's listening.
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I get nervous when I have to
give my name for food orders.
I'm always concerned of who's around me.
I've lost my name and
I've lost my reputation,
I've lost my sense of security.
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All because a group of people,
starting with number 45 and
his ally, Rudy Giuliani,
decided to scapegoat me and
my daughter, Shay.
>> Speaker 2: So just a little reminder
there of what Ruby Freeman had to deal
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with in the wake of Rudy Giuliani using
her as a scapegoat, and Shay Moss as well.
In their attempt to
overturn the 2020 election,
their lives were made living hells,
that continues to this day.
And thankfully, there is a trial which,
following the judgment already that he
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did defame them, will determine how
much money he actually owes to them.
And it could be a significant
amount of money.
An amount of money that he has previously
referred to as the financial death
penalty or the civil death penalty.
Well, they are now being questioned
by Rudy Giuliani's lawyers,
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and from all accounts,
are doing a good job.
And so we wanted to cover a little bit
of what's been going on there throughout
the week.
So when Joe Sibley lawyer tried
to argue the Trump campaign and
far-right conspiracy sites were to
blame for the threats against them.
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Not just Rudy Giuliani, Moss had
a reply ready and waiting, saying, Mr.
Giuliani was just driving the bus and
they were helping spread his lies.
Basically saying that, sure, there were
other people who picked it up, but
he was the one who put it on the map,
which is indisputably true.
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When questioned on the amount of the
damages that should be levied against him,
there was this exchange, Moss saying,
by hitting someone in the pockets,
especially someone whose whole
career is about their pockets.
That will leave an impression about the
next person who tries to spew lies about
the next election worker.
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Sibley said, why don't you have enough
money to repair your reputation?
To which she said, because your
client is still lying on me and
ruining my reputation further.
How could you work in law if everyone
is saying you're a horrible lawyer?
Which is a great [LAUGH] question for her.
But imagine, you have people who
have been dodging death threats for
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years, and you say,
how come you can't pay to counteract
a national crusade against
you by right wing whack jobs?
That is about as condescending as I can
imagine a question from a lawyer, but
I will turn now to a lawyer.
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Perhaps you can come up with
something more condescending.
Adrian, what do you think about that?
>> Speaker 3: Let's hope I'm not
gonna be as condescending as that.
It really does show you that in
terms of our justice system,
that there is some semblance of justice
out there by virtue of the fact that
Rudy Giuliani will be held accountable.
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But his attempt and
desire to escape actually having to pay
them the amount that their pain
suffering is really worth.
Really, also shows you that these
individuals do not wanna be held
accountable for the mass destruction and
harm that they cause to other people.
And we see that with Alex Jones, but
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I can definitely tell you that being
able to watch these women fight for
what they're entitled to and hopefully
be able to recover that is inspiring.
Because we've seen too many people who
are part of the Trump administration
cause absolute utter havoc and
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tear apart individual lives and
not face any significant consequences.
I just don't necessarily know
if these women are ever going to
be able to recover the money, given how
impoverished Giuliani is at this point.
>> He can't do more cameos.
>> [LAUGH]
>> He can't get the money that way.
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He can't get paid what
he's owed by Donald Trump.
I'm gonna end with this one statement,
this is graphic six from Shaye Moss.
I'm most scared of my son finding me and
my mom hanging in front of our house,
or having to get news at school that I was
killed, that's what I'm most afraid of.
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And bear in mind, despite the fact that
everything that he said never had any
basis to it, and it has now been said by
a court to be defamation, there are still
millions of Americans who believe all
of those racist, insane comments.
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Their lives are still at risk and likely
will be for the rest of their lives.
So don't forget that as we
proceed with this trial.
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