Creditors say Rudy Giuliani treating bankruptcy ‘as a joke’

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As Rudy Giuliani’s bankruptcy hearing is set for Wednesday, creditors are warning he isn’t taking bankruptcy seriously. 

In December, Giuliani filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after two Georgia election workers were awarded a $148 million defamation judgment after Giuliani spread a false conspiracy theory the pair were involved with election fraud related to the 2020 election. Now, creditors say he is treating it “as a joke.”

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