Judge Orders Giuliani to Surrender Assets in $148M Defamation Case

Rudy Giuliani faces a contempt charge if he fails to hand over assets to Georgia election workers he defamed.

Rudy Giuliani has been ordered by a federal judge to surrender assets to two Georgia election workers, Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss, whom he defamed.
The judge expressed frustration over Giuliani's delays and excuses, warning of potential contempt charges if assets are not turned over by next week.
Giuliani's prized possessions, including a signed Joe DiMaggio jersey and a Mercedes-Benz, are reportedly stored in a Long Island facility he claims he cannot access.
Giuliani's legal team argues some items, like a family heirloom watch, should be exempt from seizure, but the judge dismissed these claims as 'ridiculous.'
Despite being ordered to pay $148 million, Giuliani maintains his innocence, calling the case a 'political vendetta' and plans to appeal the defamation decision.