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'''Rudy Giuliani''' (born Rudolph William Giuliani, May 28, 1944 in [[Brooklyn]], New York) is a pro-[[Donald Trump|Trump]] spokesman previously known for serving two terms as [[Mayor]] of [[New York City]] from 1994 to 2001, including the time of the [[9/11]] terrorist attacks.  Giuliani was heavily promoted by the [[liberal media]] because of his [[liberal]] social views and his nearly daily pandering to press. He was rewarded with ''Time'' Magazine's "Person of the Year" and was sometimes called "America's Mayor."  
 
'''Rudy Giuliani''' (born Rudolph William Giuliani, May 28, 1944 in [[Brooklyn]], New York) is a pro-[[Donald Trump|Trump]] spokesman previously known for serving two terms as [[Mayor]] of [[New York City]] from 1994 to 2001, including the time of the [[9/11]] terrorist attacks.  Giuliani was heavily promoted by the [[liberal media]] because of his [[liberal]] social views and his nearly daily pandering to press. He was rewarded with ''Time'' Magazine's "Person of the Year" and was sometimes called "America's Mayor."  
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Giuliani supported [[Donald Trump]] for president, and was picked by Trump to be his personal attorney in April 2018.  Giuliani then unnecessarily harmed Trump by making disclosures about Trump on the [[Fox News Channel]], which compelled Trump to clarify.
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Giuliani supported [[Donald Trump]] for president, and was picked by Trump to be his personal attorney in April 2018.  While defending Trump in the [[Mueller probe]] from allegations of [[Russia collusion]], Guiliani uncovered the [[Ukrainian collusion]] scandal.
    
As [[Republican Party|Republican]] mayor of New York City he cracked down on "quality of life" crimes, including cleaning up [[Times Square]], taking the homeless off the streets and replacing welfare offices into job centers. By the end of his two terms the unemployment rate was cut in half, the crime rate dropped 57% and the murder rate dropped 65%.<ref>http://www.draftrudy.com/record</ref> Giuliani gained the reputation of one of the greatest mayors in history.
 
As [[Republican Party|Republican]] mayor of New York City he cracked down on "quality of life" crimes, including cleaning up [[Times Square]], taking the homeless off the streets and replacing welfare offices into job centers. By the end of his two terms the unemployment rate was cut in half, the crime rate dropped 57% and the murder rate dropped 65%.<ref>http://www.draftrudy.com/record</ref> Giuliani gained the reputation of one of the greatest mayors in history.
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