Rudy prosecutes his case
Rudy Giuliani, now like crabgrass, is everywhere. TV, newspapers, lectures, courtrooms, radio. Come April 16 it’s print.
War Room Books. It’s a derivative of Skyhorse Publishing. Editor, former Time magazine reporter Elaine Lafferty. Foreword by Stephen Bannon.
Title, as per Amazon: “The Biden Crime Family: The Blueprint for Their Prosecution.”
It includes the laptop guy who has not been sued. Includes Rudy’s friend Dr. Maria.
It will lay out Operation Biden. Includes everyone but Joe’s chiropodist.
Not nervous about unleashing all this. You hear: “Rudy’s relaxed. Not scared. Cool as a brain surgeon.”
He’s opened wide an old man’s senility, a son’s degeneracy and Joe’s brother James as the brains behind their gains.
Sessions were endless on Zoom. In-person meetings. At apartments over six months. He appears detailed, encyclopedic. Kept charts, copious notes, files. America’s electorate is his jury.
It’s his careful outline of a legal case. The understanding being it was him, Rudy Giuliani, who took down crime families, took out Gotti, took away the filth then in our city.
Since he obviously knows how to take apart a crime case, he has taken apart this one.
You’ll be able to order this book on Amazon. Send me a copy.
Hack job alert
Pay attention.
A friend shared vicious email that he received. It’s going around. Be aware.
Hackers claim to know all this man’s activities — banking, emails, transactions.
Said they know he’s into dirty movies, X-rated activities, that they even have visual proof of things he’s doing to himself while watching.
Not true.
Saying if this guy doesn’t send the thousands of dollars they’ve demanded to a hidden account they name — they’ll post all his messages, dirty photos and etceteras for the world to see.
Be alert. A few years ago people based in Nigeria worked this same scam.
Read it & weep
Speaking of reading, half NYC’s third to eighth graders stick to baby reads like “Hop on Pop” or “Junie B. Jones and the Stupid Smelly Bus.”
Middle schoolers dis first graders stuff so they often stop reading altogether.
Literacy org Storyshares just created the supplement intervention program, Remix Decodables, for grades three to 12. It’s helping.
Result? One kid finished a 50-page book in a single day. Nobody ever saw him read that much that quickly.
Just letting parents know.
Lovey day
What I’m going to read now is a menu. Perfect for Valentine’s Day. On the Upper East Side it’s either restaurant Canaletto for pasta or the Beach Cafe for burgers.
And psychology professor Catherine Sanderson advocates “Cozy Cardio”: Leave the gym workout. Walk a treadmill in PJs. Light a candle. Sip an Ovaltine.
Watch a film without car chases. And if this doesn’t work, the hell with it — take a hike.
Valentine’s Day: So this millionaire proposed to this bar chick then said: “Can I know you’re not marrying me for my money?” She: “Can I know you won’t go broke in a year?”
Only in New York, kids, only in New York.
This story originally appeared on NYPost
