Rudy Giuliani shuts down Newsmax host when he asks about ex-White Home aide Cassidy Hutchinson’s groping allegations: ‘Fully, completely false. Completely absurd’

Rudy Giuliani has denied allegations he groped a White House aide on January 6, calling her claims ‘completely false’ and ‘completely absurd’.

Cassidy Hutchinson, 27, who labored for then chief of employees Mark Meadows claims in her new book the 79-year-old put his hand ‘under my blazer, then my skirt’.

She writes: ‘I really feel his frozen fingers path up my thigh. He tilts his chin up. The whites of his eyes look jaundiced. My eyes dart to [Trump adviser] John Eastman, who flashes a leering grin.’

Giuliani, requested for remark, initially refused to answer to The Guardian, which has obtained a replica of the e book previous to its publication.

Giuliani’s spokesman has since mentioned her claims had been made to promote her memoir. On Wednesday, Giuliani appeared on Newsmax, and was requested by host Eric Bolling about her allegations.

Rudy Giuliani, 79, on Wednesday evening denied allegations that he groped White Home aide Cassidy Hutchinson, 27, on January 6

Cassidy Hutchinson is pictured testifying earlier than the January 6 Committee on June 28, 2022

‘Mr Mayor, earlier than we allow you to go, there was one thing circulating earlier in the present day. Cassidy Hutchinson is making a declare about you—’ mentioned Bolling.

Giuliani replied: ‘Fully, completely false. Completely absurd.’ He mentioned that her account was not credible.

‘She claims that I groped her in a tent on January 6, the place all of the individuals went in that had been very, very chilly on account of the president’s speech, etcetera. I am gonna grope anyone? With 100 individuals?’ mentioned Giuliani.

‘To start with, I am not gonna grope anyone in any respect, and quantity two, in entrance of like 100 individuals?

‘Plus, that day, I had further safety and I had my whole employees round me just about all day as a result of I took them to the speech as form of a reward for all of the work they did.

‘So I introduced 10 individuals to the speech and so they had been with me just about at each second that I used to be there, and if I wasn’t speaking to them, I used to be taking photos with individuals. So there would have been no event for this to occur.

‘It is utterly absurd, it is as loopy as her assertion that the president jumped over the, I suppose, jumped over the seat and took over the automobile.’

Hutchinson made the claims in her e book. The Guardian obtained an advance copy

Hutchinson hit the headlines when she testified earlier than the January 6 Committee that Trump tried to seize the steering wheel of his presidential automobile when it was leaving the January 6 rally, and steer it in direction of the Capitol.

The accusation by Hutchinson emerged two days after Giuliani’s former lawyer sued him, alleging he has paid solely a fraction of the $1.6 million in authorized charges he racked up from investigations into his efforts to maintain Donald Trump within the White Home.

Robert Costello and his legislation agency, Davidoff Hutcher & Citron LLP, say Giuliani nonetheless owes $1.36 million.

In line with the lawsuit Giuliani’s final fee was $10,000 on September 14.

‘I am unable to specific how personally harm I’m by what Bob Costello has completed,’ Giuliani mentioned on Monday.

‘It is an actual disgrace when attorneys do issues like this, and all I’ll say is that their invoice is method in extra to something approaching legit charges.’

Giuliani, Trump and 17 others had been indicted last month in Georgia.

Rudy Giuliani speaks as Trump supporters collect by the White Home on Jan 6, 2021

They’re accused by Fulton County District Legal professional Fani Willis of plotting to subvert Joe Biden’s election win in 2020.

Giuliani has pleaded not responsible to costs alleging he acted as a co-conspirator.

Giuliani may be on the hook for a large monetary penalty after a decide held him liable final month in a defamation lawsuit introduced by two Georgia election workers who say he falsely accused them of fraud.

In July, he put his Manhattan house up on the market for $6.5 million.

After his indictment, he directed social media followers to the web site of his authorized protection fund.