In a New York courtroom, Rudy Giuliani confronted the judge over assumptions regarding his asset turnover, asserting he hasn’t been negligent in providing necessary car titles.
U.S. District Judge Lewis J. Liman intervened during Giuliani's outburst, clarifying that he would not allow further interruptions unless Giuliani was a sworn witness in court.
Giuliani rebutted claims of negligence in asset management, emphasizing that although he lacks a car or cash, he is not impoverished, and his assets are inaccessible.
The judge noted the discrepancy in Giuliani's ability to obtain a duplicate car title, questioning how a former U.S. attorney could struggle with such a request.
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