​​Federal Judge Condemns Giuliani's 'Farcical' Actions In Failure To Hand Over Assets To Election Workers

Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani faced criticism in federal court for failing to meet a deadline to hand over assets to two election workers, whom he defamed. U.S. District Judge Lewis Liman called Giuliani’s actions farcical and demanded that he comply with asset disclosures. Giuliani owes Freeman and Moss millions in damages awarded by a jury, which has led him to bankruptcy. Liman ordered Giuliani to appear in person Thursday after learning his Manhattan apartment was emptied, complicating asset recovery efforts.