https://www.salon.com/2019/11/21/gi...licate-biden-even-as-trump-faces-impeachment/ Giuliani brags he's still pushing for Ukraine to implicate Biden, even as Trump faces impeachment "I was in contact with two [Ukrainian officials] today," Giuliani told Glenn Beck on Wednesday Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani bragged that he was in contact with multiple Ukrainian officials on the same day that European Union Ambassador Gordon Sondland threw him and the president under the bus in his impeachment testimony. Sondland corroborated much of the House Democrats’ narrative that President Donald Trump instructed administration officials to work with Giuliani to pressure Ukraine into investigating Burisma — a company that employed former Vice President Joe Biden’s son Hunter — and the baseless conspiracy theory that Ukraine had interfered in the 2016 election. “All I can tell you is that for three or four years, that embassy has deliberately interfered with the ability to develop this story by not giving visas to Shokin and now four or five other parliamentarians, who are ready, willing and able to testify to this," Giuliani said. “They have direct evidence about the bribery, the collusion. The case is a massive pay-for-play, multimillion-dollar scheme,” Giuliani claimed. “I was in contact with two of them today.”
On Fox News Saturday, Rudy Giuliani sat for an interview with Ed Henry, and appeared to suggest that President Donald Trump wouldn’t dare let him go down for the Ukraine scheme, because Giuliani could take him down with him. “I’ve seen things written like ‘He is going to throw me under the bus,'” said Giuliani. “When they say that, I say, ‘He isn’t, but I have insurance.'”
''Rudy has lots of clients . . . . . i am just one person , I didn't send him to Ukraine.'' the President said. here are the potential charges.. Prosecutors examining wide array of possible charges in Giuliani probe Subpoenas issued by federal prosecutors in recent weeks suggest a sweeping investigation is being conducted into Rudy Giuliani and his associates, with potential charges including obstruction of justice, fraud and money laundering, the Wall Street Journal first reported and the Washington Post confirmed. Obstruction of justice Money laundering Conspiracy to defraud the United States Making false statements to the federal government Serving as an unregistered foreign agent Donating funds from foreign nationals Making contributions in a false name Mail fraud Wire fraud