Rudy Giuliani Goes off Script and Turns His Attention to North Korea (VIDEO)

Former New York mayor and current attorney for President Donald Trump, Rudy Giuliani is, as I’ve said time and again, the gift that keeps on giving.

I’m pretty much to the point now where I believe his true goal is to create as much chaos for President Trump as possible. He certainly isn’t helping him.

To be clear, Giuliani’s turf is the Russia probe. He was brought in as a desperation move, after legal counsel began bailing the good ship Trump like the proverbial rats, and no other attorneys would risk their reputations (or their bank accounts) working for a volatile, unhelpful client, like Donald Trump.

It would seem Rudy Giuliani is trying to out-crazy his client.

In a recent video, Giuliani, for some reason, felt it was his place to begin talking about the upcoming summit between President Trump and North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un, and how, exactly, the summit was revived after what looked to be a non-starter.

The language was not helpful.

Said Giuliani:

“Well, Kim Jong Un got back on his hands and knees and begged for it, which is exactly the position you want to put him in.”

He went on to talk about China, and also about putting pressure on the Palestinian Authority.

That’s right, Rudy. Let’s just upset everyone.

Honestly, I don’t understand why he was discussing these things. I can only imagine it was because someone in the crowd he was addressing had asked him about the upcoming summit. The context, just from the video, wasn’t clear.

It would seem to me, however, that if you’ve got a client with a lot of tight legal issues going on at home, as President Trump does, you keep your focus on those things you’re actively involved in.

Also, it’s not like Kim is the most stable of characters. The summit has to work, for a lot of reasons, although I’m skeptical. Giuliani and his bizarre talk are setting us up for another war of words.

WATCH: Rudy Giuliani: North Korean leader Kim Jung-un begged 'on his hands and knees' for President Trump to restore summit pic.twitter.com/QV6V6nyxLC

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