CLEVELAND, OHIO– Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani (after drinking probably 10 Red Bulls) took the stage to address delegates at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland. He began by addressing the recent violence against law enforcement and thanked the Cleveland Police Department for providing security at the event.
“The vast majority of Americans today do not feel safe. They are afraid for their children and for themselves,” he said. They are afraid for our police officers who are being targeted,” he said.
He added: “The police don’t care if you’re black or white.” They’ll come to save you regardless of your race, gender or sexual orientation.
He said it’s time to make America secure again and it’s time to make America secure again. In a burst of intensity, Giuliani asked what happened to there being no black America, no white America – there’s just America! Where did it go? Did it fly away?
He said that such unity could be achieved. He saw it. And he was there when it happened, when he was mayor of New York.
“What I did for New York, Donald Trump will do for America,” he declared.
On the subject of the media and Trump, Giuliani said Trump is a good man and is tired of the media belittling him. He said Trump is a good man who he has known personally as a friend for 30 years and who would make a great president.
On the threats we face, Giuliani said we can’t be afraid to define our enemy. In the past few months, we’ve had five terrorist attacks against our allies and ourselves. We know who the enemy is: radical Islamic extremism. Channeling his inner Trump, Giuliani said, “I didn’t say all of Islam. I didn’t say most of Islam. I said radical Islamic terrorism.” He framed that by saying he was speaking for the cameras. To defeat them, we have to put them on the defensive and commit to defeating them unconditionally.
Giuliani added that Trump is the leader while Clinton lied to victims’ families about the circumstances of their deaths after the terrorist attack — a dig at Hillary for her statements after the 2012 Benghazi attack. He added that we can’t trust Clinton to protect us.
Oh, and Rudy had one more thing to say to the terrorists: “We’re coming for you.”
