Former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani was fired Friday from billionaire supermarket tycoon John Catsimatidis’ radio show for ranting about the “stolen” 2020 election.
Former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani was suspended without pay from his WABC radio show for ranting about the “stolen” 2020 election — deepening the legally embattled ex-lawyer’s financial woes, The Post has learned.
In a further fall from grace, the bankrupt, twice-indicted ex-attorney for Donald Trump was yanked from the air by billionaire supermarket mogul and radio station owner John Catsimatidis.
“He did it to himself,” Catsimatidis told The Post on Friday.
“I thought he was a great mayor for the city of New York so I always try to support him. But you can’t cross the line.”
Giuliani, 79, went on a “stolen election” tirade during the final three minutes of “The Rudy Giuliani Show” Thursday, violating a company-wide policy “not to state, suggest or imply that the election results are not valid,” according to Catsimatidis, who runs Red Apple Media.
Catsimatidis said he had sent Giuliani a letter warning him that he’s “prohibited from engaging in conversations relating to the 2020 Presidential Election” — prompting the disgraced mayor to allegedly fire off a defiant text to the billionaire.
“Please understand I am disregarding every order given in this letter,” he purportedly texted Friday afternoon.
