“There will be no good news — only shades of bad — for Rudolph W. Giuliani when he appears in court on Monday for a trial to determine how much he will have to pay two Georgia election workers he lied about after the 2020 presidential race,” the New York Times reports.
Newsweek - Donald Trump may have violated his gag order imposed against him in his federal election case after he attacked former U.S. Attorney General Bill Barr as a "coward." Speaking at the Young Republican Club's 111th annual gala in New York on Saturday night, Trump promised he would not rehire Barr back as attorney general if reelected president, while also criticizing him for refusing to support the former president's election fraud claims. "I make this commitment to you tonight. We will not have Bill Barr as our attorney general, is that OK?" Trump said. "He was a coward. He was afraid of being impeached." Barr resigned as attorney general in December 2020 after Trump continued to falsely say the election he lost to President Joe Biden was "stolen" due to unproven widespread voter fraud, even after Barr publicly stated that the Department of Justice had found no evidence to back up the claims.
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