Rudy Giuliani telling Mar-a-Lago pals he's trapped in 'nightmare world'
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Rudy Giuliani Confides in Mar-a-Lago Friends: Feels Trapped in a ‘Nightmare World’

Rudy Giuliani, the former Mayor of New York City, finds himself ensnared in what he describes as a “nightmare” reality, a sentiment he shared with friends at Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago club last week. According to exclusive reports from Page Six, Giuliani was seen at the Palm Beach club amidst financial turmoil, with bankruptcy looming due to a series of debts.

An attendee at the club relayed Giuliani’s feelings of disbelief at his current predicament, saying he wakes up every day shocked that his situation is real.

Giuliani’s financial woes have been exacerbated by a staggering $148 million claim against him, following a Georgia court’s ruling that he falsely accused two poll workers of voter fraud in Fulton County during the 2020 election. Furthermore, the federal government is reportedly setting its sights on Giuliani’s $3.5 million Florida condominium, as he struggles to manage his debts.

During his visit to Mar-a-Lago, Giuliani was there to support Abe Hamadeh, an Arizona Republican congressional candidate. The event also saw the attendance of former NYPD Commissioner Bernard Kerik, who had previously collaborated with Trump’s legal team to investigate fraud in the 2020 election.

Our sources indicate that Trump himself was present at the event, and Giuliani briefly engaged with him at his table. This interaction comes despite Giuliani’s claims in bankruptcy court in February that the Trump 2020 campaign and the Republican National Committee owe him $2 million in legal fees.

Lately, Mar-a-Lago has been bustling with fundraising activities, hosting multiple events in a single night on occasion, becoming a hub for Republican candidates seeking financial support.

In a recent press conference, Trump announced his capability to post a $175 million bond in his civil fraud case, following an appeals court decision that significantly reduced his owed amount from $454 million earlier that day.

During Giuliani’s visit to Mar-a-Lago, Trump was reportedly strategizing with his advisors, with a strong support system rallying behind him to secure the necessary funds.

Giuliani has recently reached out to his supporters through the Rudy Giuliani Freedom Fund, expressing urgent need for support as he claims the Biden administration is targeting him and other top allies of Trump, aiming to imprison them for challenging the establishment.

Giuliani’s office has been contacted for comment regarding these developments.

Bernard Kerik, who was also present at the Mar-a-Lago event, had previously pleaded guilty in 2009 to charges including tax evasion and making false statements to the White House. He served three years of a four-year prison sentence before being pardoned by Trump in 2020.