Former US Vice President and ex-Mayor of New York, Rudolph Giuliani, received disturbing news on Friday regarding the 2020 election results in Arizona. According to Arizona’s Chief Justice, Chris Meis, Giuliani has been charged with electoral fraud and is required to appear before a judge. Judge Richard Tyelor, head of the state’s judiciary branch, informed CNN that the chief justice has been gathering evidence against Giuliani for several weeks. Additionally, an eyewitness stated that there was an attack on Giuliani during an event in Palm Beach, Florida, where he was present. Despite these challenges, Giuliani’s spokesperson, Ted Goodman, expressed confidence in his ability to pursue his presidential ambitions at the age of 80. The spokesperson mentioned an impressive campaign and the anticipation of a historic outcome. It is speculated that Giuliani will present his case in Phoenix’s court on Thursday.

The indictment alleges that after the 2020 elections, Giuliani spread false claims across the country, stating that Arizona officials were innocent of any wrongdoing and that suspicions of election rigging were baseless. Furthermore, he asserted that several states, including Arizona, were rigged in favor of Democrat Joe Biden on December 14, 2020, according to the Trump-Pence campaign.