Daniel Wittenberg
I’m reporting from Florida

image source, Reuters

Earlier today, when I was among the crowd of broadcast crews waiting for Donald Trump to vote in Palm Beach, Florida, was anyone else arriving in a Mercedes-Benz convertible other than his former lawyer Rudy Giuliani?

Pointing his camera at reporters, who immediately turned their cameras on him, he said he expected Trump to win handsomely and “work miracles with foreign policy” in his second term in the White House.

“So will the election be fair?” I asked him.

“I don’t know. I’ve learned not to underestimate their ability to be dishonest and dishonest,” he claimed.

Some false statements Giuliani made about the last presidential election resulted in him losing a defamation claim against two election workers. He owes them $150 million, including a car that looks like the one he was sitting in.

A spokesman for the former New York mayor confirmed it was a nearly identical vehicle, according to a statement obtained by the BBC’s US partner CBS News.

In the statement, he said, “Our lawyers requested documents for the transfer of the title deed of the vehicle and we did not receive any response from the other party’s lawyer.”