The President's attorney and New York City's former Mayor Rudy Giuliani has become infamous for his televised tirades, in which he claims there's been "no collusion" between President Donald Trump and Russia. He decries the Mueller investigation into Russian influence on the United States election as a "witch hunt," because—according to Giuliani—"truth is not truth."
Last night while speaking with CNN Host Chris Cuomo, he let some "not truth" slip. As Cuomo pressed Giuliani on his insistence that there was no suggestion of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
That's when Giuliani responded with an important—and telling—correction:
"I never said there was no collusion between the campaign. Or between people in the campaign. I have no idea."
Cuomo did a double take and corrected Giuliani: "Yes, you have."
Giuliani responded:
"I have not. I've said 'the President of the United States.' There is not a single bit of evidence the President of the United States committed the only crime you could commit here: conspired with the Russians to hack the DNC."
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With the revelation, many Americans were feeling as stunned as Cuomo when hearing it live on the air.
To some, even Giuliani seemed surprised at his own words.
It's with good reason, however, that the two should be so surprised.
The admission from Giuliani sends a crack through what has otherwise been a ceaseless refrain from the White House: That the idea of Trump's campaign colluding with Russian operatives was ridiculous and likely generated by vengeful Democrats.
Some are noting how the story is constantly changing.
The scary part: This may be just the beginning.
