Rudy Giuliani slams ‘fake news’ after New York Times, NBC & Washington Post RETRACT stories following FBI raid on home
RUDY Giuliani has slammed the New York Times, NBC & the Washington Post as "fake news" after the outlets retracted or published corrections to stories following the FBI raid on his home.
The Feds raided Giuliani's New York City apartment and office on Wednesday as part of a sweeping .
The outlet's clarified that Giuliani did not receive the so-called defensive briefing.
Giuliani seized on the corrections, demanding the Times and Washington Post to "reveal their sources".
"On a Saturday, the Washington Post added this correction to their defamatory story about me. The Washington Post and the NYT must reveal their sources who lied and targeted an American Citizen.
During an interview with Fox News' on Friday, before agents raided his Upper East Side home.
He told the host, “In the middle of the impeachment defense they invaded, without telling me, my iCloud.
"They took documents that are privileged, and then they unilaterally decided what they could read and not read," according to a .
Giuliani recalled hearing bangs on his front door at dawn on Wednesday.
Giuliani feels his rights as a citizen and attorney-client privileges have been subjugated.
“The prosecutors in the Justice Department spied on me,” the former New York City mayor and federal prosecutor said.
“These are tactics only known in a dictatorship -- where you seize a lawyer’s records in the middle of his representation.”
Giuliani’s attorney Robert Costello also reprimanded the Justice Department under the current administration .
He claimed they are ignoring "clear evidence" of wrongdoing by prominent , including President Biden's family.