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Last December, Rudy Giuliani<\/strong> was ordered<\/a> to pay the Georgia election workers he defamed an astronomical $148 million, a sum he almost certainly does not have. But he definitely has some<\/em> money, as well as assets worth a lot of money\u2014like, for instance, his four Yankees World Series rings, which his son is desperately trying to keep out of the hands of the workers trying to collect what they\u2019re owed.<\/p>\n The New York Post<\/em> reports<\/a> that Andrew Giuliani<\/strong> argued in court papers filed this week that the rings\u2014which are from 1996, 1998, 1999, and 2000\u2014were gifts to him from his father and should not be turned over to Ruby Freeman<\/strong> and Shaye Moss,<\/strong> who won their case against Rudy last year and have said the former mayor must \u201cturn over certain property\u201d to them, like the rings. In the younger Giuliani\u2019s filing, his lawyers wrote that \u201can order requiring transfer of these rings to Plaintiffs would permanently deprive Andrew of his ownership in them.\u201d<\/p>\n Andrew has claimed that his father said to him in May 2018, \u201cI told you when I got these that they would be yours someday, and I want to give them to you now.\u201d The son added that \u201cas a child and a young adult, I had spent many nights with my father watching Yankees games and bonding over our love for the team, and I was excited about receiving the rings\u2026. My understanding then and today is that these four World Series rings were a gift from my father and that they have belonged to me since May 26, 2018.\u201d<\/p>\n As the Post<\/em> notes, Freeman and Moss are also attempting to gain possession of some of Rudy\u2019s properties, luxury watches, and a Mercedes-Benz. Last May, a bankruptcy court judge effectively dubbed<\/a> the ex-mayor a deadbeat after he learned he seemingly hadn\u2019t made any effort to pay Freeman and Moss the money owed. \u201cThey have done nothing. They sold nothing. They settled nothing,\u201d Rachel Strickland,<\/strong> an attorney representing the election workers, said<\/a> of Rudy\u2019s team, accusing the former mayor of getting fired from his radio job on purpose. \u201cI agree with you,\u201d US bankruptcy judge Sean Lane<\/strong> replied, according to Politico. \u201cAnd I am disturbed about the status of this case.\u201d Per ABC News, the erstwhile mayor is appealing<\/a> the $148 million judgment in federal court.<\/p>\n JD Vance makes it just a little clear he would\u2019ve tried to help Trump steal a second term<\/strong><\/p>\n This content can also be viewed on the site it originates<\/a> from.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nX content<\/h4>\n