Rudy Giuliani.Photo: Roy Rochlin/Getty
The copy of Trump’s book calledThe America We Deservefetched $54,143at the RR Auction on Wednesday, according to The Action Network HQ’s Darren Rovell.
Inside the book is a personalized message for Giuliani, 77, dated Jan. 2020, the same time the book was released.
The seller of the book remains anonymous.
That same month, CNN reported that Trump, 75, had told aidesnot to pay his personal attorney’s legal feesafter he was impeached for a second time prior to the end of his term on the 20th. The former president’s campaign adviser Jason Miller later tweeted that Trump thought Giuliani was a “great guy.”
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In June, Giuliani had his law licensetemporarily suspendedin New York and his name removed from the New York Bar Association due to his election fraud claims. His law license in Washington D.C. was suspended in July pending a disciplinary hearing in New York.
A date for the hearing has yet to be announced.
Giuliani then turned to Cameo, an app where users can pay celebrities to record a quick personalized video, over the summer. In September,New YorkMagazine reported the former lawyer had shareda 52-second videoof himself praising activists working against one of his own clients, Derwick Associates.
“This is Rudy Giuliani, and the message they want me to deliver is: The employees and the field staff of Derwick Associates want to thank you for your honesty and devotion, that you have fought for them for years and that — um — you’re very, very exceptionally dedicated,” he said in the clip addressing critics of his client.
He continued: “Well, that’s a nice thing. I really wish somebody would send me a message like that! I think you can be very, very proud of it. It sounds like it comes from the heart, and it comes from having done very hard work. I wish I knew more about it, I could say more, but that’s the message they gave me to deliver to you. And, again, I congratulate you on having done such fine work for the people that appreciate you so much!”
source: people.com
