In this engaging discussion, Rudy Giuliani, former mayor of New York City, shares insights on the fierce cable news rivalry of the 1990s, particularly between Fox News and CNN, spearheaded by media mogul Rupert Murdoch. They delve into Murdoch's strategy to launch Fox News amid corporate battles and the challenges posed by Time Warner’s dominance. The conversation highlights how major scandals motivated viewership, the intense competition for ratings, and the shifting media landscape, revealing the behind-the-scenes tensions and alliances that shaped modern news.

Rudy Giuliani ordered to pay $148M for defaming Georgia election workers; Cornel West, independent 2024 presidential candidate, discusses vote margins in battleground states and the impact of third-party candidates. Also, analysis of recent poll numbers and Biden's candidacy and Ava Devernay on 'Origin'. Autopsy report of Matthew Perry mentioned.

Controversial ex-Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani's ongoing legal battles and bankruptcy woes are highlighted. Topics include home distilling laws, Giuliani's defamation verdict, bankruptcy filing, financial struggles, and legal complexities surrounding his case.

Today we’ve got a fun one. First, Rory meets another Yankee legend. Meanwhile, Mal doesn’t like nose kisses (or any affection). Speaking of unwanted affection, Rudy Giuliani is a creep. We finally got Trump’s mugshot and the memes didn’t disappoint. Trackstar Noah Lyles takes shots at the NBA which leads to a disagreement among the team vs. Mal. Staying on American greats, the Navy Seal who killed Osama Bin Laden gets arrested for disorderly conduct. Then Miguel gets suspended during a show. We celebrate the life of tv show legend Bob Barker and Rory asks a question to the team. We discuss the recent music releases Victoria Monet, Russ, and Nicki Minaj being a playable character on Call of Duty. For the rest of the episode we are joined by Giggs. We discuss the cultural similarities and differences of London/New York. We share a classic tour story from the strip club. Giggs shares his favorite up and coming artists and shares his reaction to hearing his name on Jay’s verse from “God Did”. We have a fun group of voicemails that leave Giggs astonished. Tune in as the guys discuss all of this + more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Rudy Giuliani, former mayor of New York City and crisis management expert, shares insights on the latest political drama. He discusses the humorous moment when Pete Hegseth turned the tables on Elizabeth Warren during a confirmation hearing. Giuliani also critiques the chaotic leadership in California and reflects on the importance of preparedness in emergencies, drawing parallels to 9/11. He highlights the need for accountability among politicians and explores changing political dynamics, especially within minority communities.

In this installment, journalist Julie Kelly investigates the Justice Department's role amid January 6th legal repercussions. Rudy Giuliani reflects on accountability in political justice and the implications of law enforcement actions, specifically the Babbitt incident. Senator Jim Banks adds insight into military nominations and the need for reform in oversight. Together, they navigate the urgent calls for transparency within the FBI and judicial accountability, while discussing the impact of political decisions on national stability.

Rudy Giuliani, former mayor of New York City and renowned lawyer, dives deep into the implications of his new book, 'The Biden Crime Family.' He asserts that evidence points to corruption within President Biden's family. Giuliani discusses the challenges faced by Trump supporters in today's political climate, emphasizing biases within the judicial system. The conversation touches on the interplay of power and corruption, the decline of accountability in governance, and the need for independent media to promote free speech in the face of globalism.

Jack Posobiec, a prominent political commentator known for his MAGA activism, joins Natalie Winters, an insightful journalist, and Rudy Giuliani, the former NYC mayor, for a riveting discussion. They dive into the contentious landscape of election integrity in Pennsylvania, exploring allegations of fraud and the implications for political action. The trio also examines the cultural shifts affecting traditional values and masculinity, revealing how these issues entwine with today’s political climate and voter mobilization efforts.

Grant Cardone, a savvy businessman known for his 10X Growth conventions, joins Rudy Giuliani, the controversial former NYC mayor, alongside David Rem, a childhood friend of Trump, and youthful presidential hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy. They humorously dissect a recent Nazi rally, blending absurdity with serious commentary. The conversation critiques NYC's high costs of living and the disillusionment with local governance. They tackle identity politics, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and explore the absurdity prevalent in today’s political discourse.

Matt Boyle, National Political Editor at Breitbart, discusses early Republican voter trends and battleground state dynamics. Natalie Winters and Darren Beattie delve into the implications of color revolutions on political narratives. Cybersecurity expert Michael Benz highlights election security challenges, while Rudy Giuliani shares insights into potential electoral obstacles. The conversation also touches on disinformation, voter mobilization strategies, and the risks of surveillance and government manipulation, urging the need for active engagement in upcoming elections.