Personal lawyer for President Donald Trump. 12 claims checked by other fact-checking organisations, from 2019 to 2020. The ratings are theirs, in their own words.
PolitiFact says: Giuliani’s source was an affidavit that mistook Minnesota precincts for Michigan precincts and cited 25 “Wayne County” precincts that are not actually in Wayne County.
PolitiFact says: Giuliani is referencing a video excerpt that takes Biden’s words out of context and misrepresents the substance of what he said.
PolitiFact says: The Pennsylvania State Department says no evidence supports this. If it were true, it would mean over 40% of the ballots cast in the two cities were unlawful.
FactCheck.org says: Election experts say that while this occasionally happens, most often with votes cast by a spouse, it is exceedingly rare, and would not likely affect the outcome even in a relatively close race.
FactCheck.org says: Giuliani mixes two different crime stats. And, in fact, major crimes are down under de Blasio and the annual number of murders under de Blasio has been about half as high as it was in Giuliani’s best year.
PolitiFact says: The lab got about $600,000. U.S. policy specifically allowed the kind of work it was doing for the project.