Of all the absurd and nonsensical elements about this particular moment in American politics, one of the biggest questions that remains is: Who keeps letting Rudy Giuliani on TV?
Even as two of his associates (one of whom is actually named Igor as though Seth Meyers' vampire jokes have, uh, come to life) are in custody for breaching campaign finance laws in relation to Ukraine, he's still not only the president's personal attorney but also the barely-intelligible, constantly-self-incriminating mouthpiece of Trump's defence in the impeachment inquiry.
"The danger for Rudy and for Trump is that these guys might flip on them and give prosecutors more evidence about their scheme," Meyers explains. "Now that two of his close associates have been arrested and charged with crimes, Rudy might be regretting the fact that he's been all over TV blabbing about his involvement in all of this."
In honor of this latest development, the Late Night host presents "some of Rudy's greatest and most nonsensical highlights from just the last few weeks."
