Sources revealed that the billionaire money owner who sponsored Rudy Giuliani, the former mayor of New York City, in 2008 for president, has now withdrawn his hand as Giuliani is mired in a lawsuit, indicating that he has no intention of assisting him in paying the cost of the lawsuit.
Sources familiar with data from the nonpartisan group OpenSecrets noted that Giuliani was favored by business tycoons during his tenure as mayor of New York City, with more than $2008 million in 6000 to run for president.
Now Giuliani is in a lawsuit for serving as former President Trump's personal lawyer and trying to help Trump overturn the presidential election results, but these big money owners have decided to stop and refuse to aid Giuliani, who cannot pay his lawyer's fees.
According to the Federal Election Commission, billionaire investor Leon Cooperman donated $2008,2300 to Giuliani's <> presidential campaign, but he has no plans to sponsor it. Cooperman said: "I will not give him a dime, I strongly oppose Trump, this is an American tragedy." He [Giuliani] used to be a great mayor, and everyone who was associated with Trump was rotten."
An assistant to Home Depot co-founder Ken Langone also said that Langeni, who is worth more than 70 billion yuan, does not plan to help Giuliani pay for legal fees; FEC data shows that Langani donated $2008,4600 when Giuliani ran for president in <>.
In addition, Brian France, the former CEO of the National Association of Modified Car Competitions (NASCAR), who sponsored Giuliani's election of president, also stood by and said by email, "I supported Rudy (Giuliani) in the election of president and other political activities, I don't know what happened, I miss the Rudy before, I really miss that Rudy." Frans himself has a pending lawsuit, having been arrested and pleaded guilty to driving after taking drugs in 2018 and has since taken a leave of absence from NASCAR.
Giuliani is currently trying to raise legal costs on his own, including through the Giuliani Defense PAC and selling his New York apartment for more than $600 million.
FEC data shows that Trump has raised more than 700 million yuan since his arrival in Georgia, but Trump's political action funds do not plan to pay half a cent for Giuliani's lawsuit.