Giuliani faces impatient creditors accusing him of hiding deals and overspending

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Former New York City Mayor and Trump ally Rudy Giuliani is facing growing pressure from creditors who accuse him of covering up his assets, his unknown earnings from a coffee deal, and reckless spending.

Giuliani filed for bankruptcy protection after a $148 million defamation verdict against him by two Georgia election workers, and now creditors will step into court in the hope they can convince a judge to let a third party handle his assets.

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