Ex-White House Counsel John Dean Predicts 'Overwhelming' Case Against Rudy Giuliani In Georgia Indictment: 'Going To Get Destroyed'

Rudy Giuliani, former NYC mayor and Donald Trump ally, is said to face an “overwhelming” case in Georgia, according to John Dean.

Dean, who served as the White House counsel to former President Nixon, predicts a grim fate for Giuliani. The former NYC mayor is grappling with mounting legal fees and unresolved federal issues, alongside the Georgia case, The Hill reported

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“Rudy is going to get destroyed by this,” Dean stated on CNN’s “The Source” on Wednesday.

Giuliani, previously Trump’s personal attorney, was charged on Monday along with Trump and 17 others in a RICO case in Georgia. The charges are linked to efforts to overturn the 2020 election results in the state.

Dean believes that Giuliani’s likely outcome is to file for bankruptcy and opt for a court-appointed lawyer.

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