Megyn Kelly Slaps Rude Rudy Giuliani With the Hypocrisy of His Own Words

Well, the lady is not wrong.

Also, MEEE-OWWW!!

I showed you guys the video of garbage human being, Rudy Giuliani, Trump’s outside lawyer for the ongoing Russia probe, speaking in Tel Aviv on Wednesday.

In the video clip, the former New York mayor addressed the other legal quagmire the president has found himself in: Stormy Daniels, the alleged porn star mistress of Trump.

In the clip (which you can see here), Giuliani discussed Donald Trump’s wives, remarking that they were classy, beautiful women.

He then, while making a face, suggested that Daniels was neither classy, nor beautiful, in comparison to either Trump’s current wife, Melania, or his former wives.

He also trashed Daniels’ profession – pornography – and said he couldn’t respect her as much as he could respect women of substance, like Trump’s wives.

To begin with, the last two wives of Trump were mistresses, and a lot of people have a very dim view of women who sleep with married men, disrespecting the sanctity of marriage.

I certainly don’t have the greatest feelings about the kind of women that would basically give God a big, middle finger, while they go after another woman’s husband, violating a sacred covenant.

I have an even lower view of men who collect mistresses like some people collect baseball cards.

And while I’ll agree that pornography is disgusting, degrading, and has wrought much damage in the world, I don’t agree that porn stars are of lower quality than mistresses or the men who cheat on their wives.

Megyn Kelly discussed Giuliani’s shameful words on her NBC show and pointed out another crucial detail that ‘ol Rudy seemed to have forgotten.

“The notion is that he respects women of substance, a woman that won’t sell her body for sexual exploitation,” Kelly noted. “Melania Trump is classy and gorgeous and I really admire her. But she has posed nude for GQ Magazine, back in 2000.”

Kelly continued: “So to suggest that Trump would never respect and the Giuliani would never respect someone who had sold their body for sexual exploitation — I’m not comparing the two, posing nude is not the same as being a porn star — but come on.”

Oh, I’ve seen those (unfortunately)! Megyn is right.

I don’t know anything about Stormy Daniels’ work, or what it was that twisted her and made her think her only option was pornography, but if Trump’s advocates are going to be out there demeaning and speaking down about those who do such desperate things, he should at least be familiar with his client’s wife’s body of work.

She took some really sleazy, gross, not-at-all dignified photos (with Trump’s approval), before marrying a billionaire, technically old enough to be her father, in order to live a life as a kept woman.

Trump, himself, has said things about his wife that show such a withering lack of respect for Melania, as a person, or their marriage that one would not be blamed for suspecting that this was not what most people think of, when they think of marriage.

CNN’s Dana Bash was all over this controversy, as well, calling Rudy Giuliani in Tel Aviv to ask him about his comments.

He didn’t realize his remarks were such a big deal.

In the call he apparently doubled down, telling Bash that Daniels’ involvement in a “slimy business” “says something about how far [she’ll] go to make money.”

You can’t make those comments without taking into account that there’d be no talk of Stormy Daniels, had Trump not been a willing participant.

And Rudy Giuliani is a garbage human being.