Rudy Giuliani said Tuesday he experienced “more pain than I ever felt” after a car crash last weekend but expects to recover fully, making his first public remarks on video about the rear-end wreck in New Hampshire.
After multiple days in a hospital, Giuliani returned — wearing what appeared to be a metal brace under his suit jacket — to his “America’s Mayor Live” online program and his eponymous show on Lindell TV. It’s an online media platform launched by MyPillow founder Mike Lindell.
The 81-year-old former New York City mayor described Saturday’s crash, which happened shortly after but separately from a roadside encounter with someone Giuliani said flagged his vehicle down to seek help.
“God was very, very good to us. He looked after us,” Giuliani said, accompanied by spokesperson Ted Goodman. “We did the right thing, so we can feel good about ourselves, and we can be an example.”
The former mayor also used his shows to celebrate President Donald Trump’s decision to award him the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation’s highest civilian honor. It’s “the best medicine,” said Giuliani, a vocal Trump ally who was his personal attorney for a time.
