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Martin Pengelly in Washington

Giuliani’s book is silent on $150m award for defamation but noisy on election lies

a man pointing a finger and speaking behind a microphone
Rudy Giuliani speaks at a rally in support of Donald Trump on Sunday. Photograph: Jen Golbeck/Sopa Images/Rex/Shutterstock

In a new book, Rudy Giuliani claims his extensive legal problems and those of Donald Trump are the results of persecution by “a fascist regime” run by Kamala Harris and Joe Biden – all while avoiding mention of a $150m defamation award against him won by two Georgia elections workers and repeating the lies about electoral fraud which saw him lose law licenses in New York and Washington DC.

Giuliani’s book also ignores the widely reported autocratic tendencies of Trump, which have triggered numerous warnings, including from former staffers, that he is a fascist in waiting, should he return to the White House.

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