Disbarred Rudy Giuliani offers to represent NYC cops over snowball fight with 'illegals'
Despite being disbarred, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani has offered to represent members of the NYPD who were on the receiving end of a snowball fight started by residents.
During an interview on Wednesday, MAGA influencer Benny Johnson alleged to Giuliani that the people throwing snowballs at the officers after a recent storm were guilty of "attempted murder."
"No death, thank God," Giuliani agreed. "Those are not being thrown for fun. Those are being thrown as hard as they can."
"That's a mob!" Johnson exclaimed. "There's a mob of like military-age men that are chasing."
"And it's the symbol of it also," Giuliani remarked. "You have the greatest police department, the largest police department in America, being routed by a group of illegals or otherwise, well, they're all illegal in throwing things at cops."
"I do think the police should have turned around as a group, then arrested every single damn one of them, whatever it took," he continued. "I would defend them against a civilian complaint, although I'm disbarred. Maybe I could do that. Or I could get lawyers to do it."
"And I'm sorry, guys, I love you. I really love you. I love all of you, and I know what you're going through."