U.S. President Donald Trump’s personal attorney, former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani, made the remarks during a news conference in Washington on November 19, 2020. Talks about the results of the presidential election.
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Arizona and Michigan lawmakers said they would suspend work as a result of a positive coronavirus test for President Donald Trump’s personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani, who appeared without a mask at information sessions held by Republican lawmakers in both states last week.
The Arizona Senate and House of Representatives on Sunday closed for a week “due to a lack of caution over recent cases and concerns related to Covid-1,” the legislature said in a letter.
In Michigan, House State Lee Chatfield said the House would be in session on Tuesday, “but there will be no voting and no attendance.”
Chatfield said in a statement that multiple delegates have been very cautious and requested time to return to the latest COVID-19 tests before returning to the session.
The move came in response to Trump’s announcement on Twitter on Sunday that Giuliani, who is leading the president’s last ditch in a long-term effort to counter Biden’s victory in the presidential election, had tested positive for the coronavirus.
The former mayor of New York City and top federal prosecutor was in Washington, D.C.’s Madstar Georgetown University Hospital on Monday with mild symptoms, according to a source speaking to NBC News.
GOP in Arizona and Michigan in the days prior to diagnosis. In the programs organized by the legislators, Giolia appeared without a mask and without following the social distance guidelines.
In those programs, Giuliani and others promoted baseless claims of fraud, which they accused Trump of winning in Arizona and Michigan, as well as Biden.
A statement issued Sunday night said, “Mayor Giuliani tested twice negative immediately before his trip to Arizona, Michigan and Georgia.”
The campaign states that the mayor did not experience any symptoms or positive test for CO Weed-1 for more than hours after his return. No legislators or members of the press from any state are on the contact tracing list under the current CDC [Centers for Disease Control and Prevention] Guide. “
“Other team members who are defined to have close contact will follow the instructions of their physicians and the CDC guidelines regarding self-isolation and testing.”
“Rudy is doing well,” Trump told reporters during a White House event Monday.
“I just talked to him. No temperature. He called me early this morning. I got the first call,” said Trump, who was hospitalized in October after testing positive for Covid-19.
Andrew, the son of Trump’s special assistant Giulia, tested positive for Covid-19 on November 20, a day after attending a crowded press conference in Washington, DC, led by his father and a senior legal adviser to the Trump campaign. .
During that press conference neither old Giuliani, nor Alice or another campaign legal adviser, Boris Epstein, wore a mask or was socially isolated. Six days after the press conference, Efstein tested positive for coronavirus.
Giuliani led the Trump campaign’s challenging efforts after the original boss, David Bossi, tested positive for Covid-19.
All the legal efforts of the election campaign and the people of the Trump ally party have failed to invalidate any vote for Biden, who is expected to get 306 votes in the Elect Oral Ralph College Ledge when he meets on December 14.
To win the presidency, a candidate needs at least 270 electoral votes.
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