I do expect he will talk about how Giuliani was a pretty, in their minds, bad actor, saying things to Trump that certainly weren't true and offering up all kinds of claims about fraud he did not back up. It's not as if he's showing up as a willing witness against Donald Trump. "I think - he's appearing under subpoena - that's important to note. "I'm confident he has opinions on Giuliani, as almost everybody who worked on that campaign did," she replied. "You think he might have some opinions on Rudy Giuliani?" host Berman asked. Stepien is key to talking about what Trump was informed about over and over, the fact he lost." Stepien was present when was told what the data showed, if there was a chance to thwart Biden's win. "It's not like he needed Giuliani to tell him to do that. "To be clear, Trump has agency here," she added. He was in charge of the campaign on election night as Donald Trump was being urged by Rudy Giuliani, 'Go say you won.' Other advisers were saying, absolutely do not do that but Trump wanted to do it." One of the significant aspects of this story has been the use of advocacy groups and those whose mission is defending harassment victims taking part in preliminary.
Kinda like Clarice and Hannibal Lector or Harley Quinn and the joker, she thought she could get really close to him out of 'curiosity' but not get swayed or manipulated by him. She thinks of herself as incredibly smart, educated, above Trump voters and Trump himself. Speaking with host John Berman, Haberman explained, "Bill Stepien took over as campaign manager in July of 2020. 7:57 AM Haberman has developed a bit of a reputation in NYC.
While Stepien's attorney is reportedly going to make an appearance and read a prepared statement, Haberman suggested the former Trump, campaign manager and adviser has a bone to pick with the former New Your City mayor who had Donald Trump's ear.
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This article originally appeared on Raw StoryĪppearing on CNN's "New Day" Monday morning before former Donald Trump campaign manager Bill Stepien excused himself from having to testify on national TV due to a "family emergency," the New York Times' Maggie Haberman claimed that, when he testifies, he is expected to focus on "bad actor" Rudy Giuliani activities pushing the "Big Lie."
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