Giuliani: DOJ Prosecutors ‘Invaded’ His iCloud Account in 2019 While He Was Defending Trump For Impeachment Sham

Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani revealed on Fox News Thursday night that prosecutors in the Justice Department secretly “invaded” his iCloud account and seized privileged documents. Giuliani later tweeted about the potentially illegal surveillance, asking “who else are they spying on? You?”

The DOJ told my lawyer they secretly went into my iCloud account in 2019.

Who else are they spying on? You?

— Rudy W. Giuliani (@RudyGiuliani) April 30, 2021

Giuliani, Trump’s personal lawyer, gave his first television interview after the FBI raided his home to Fox’s Tucker Carlson.
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The feds executed a search warrant Wednesday morning on Giuliani’s Upper East Side apartment over his alleged unregistered lobbying for foreign governments. Giuliani said about seven or eight electronic devices were seized during the raid.

President Trump told Fox Business on Thursday that Giuliani was “the greatest mayor in the history of New York” and “a great patriot.”

“It’s very, very unfair,” he said of the FBI raid. “Rudy loves this country so much, it is so terrible when you see things that are going on in our country with the corruption and the problems and then they go after Rudy Giuliani.”

Giuliani told Carlson that at about 6:00 in the morning there was “a big bang, bang, bang on the door,” and standing outside were seven FBI agents with a warrant for his electronics.

He said the warrant was “extraordinary” because he had offered to talk to prosecutors from the Southern District of New York for two years but they weren’t interested.

The former NYC mayor said that the agents seemed “somewhat apologetic,” and were “very very professional and gentlemanly.”

After collecting his electronic devices, and two of someone else’s devices, Giuliani asked them if they wanted Hunter Biden’s hard drive, and the agents exclaimed no, no, no!”

Giuliani, who had looked over the search warrant was convinced that they fell within the scope of the subpoena.

“The subpoena required them to take all the electronics, but they decided to leave that behind,” Giuliani noted. “And they were also completely content to rely on my word that these were Hunter Biden’s hard drives,” he continued. “I mean they could have been Donald Trump’s. They could have Been Vladimir Putin’s! They could have been anybody’s, but they relied on me, the man who had to be raided in the morning.”

Giuliani noted that he’s known about the DOJ probe for two years and had ample opportunity to...

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