A former Giuliani top aide, who has known the former New York mayor for at least 26 years, says his ex-boss has become a 'right-wing conspiracy nut'

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• The former press secretary of Rudy Giuliani, the personal attorney of President Donald Trump, has launched a series of attacks against his old boss.
• Ken Frydman, who worked for Giuliani during his New York mayoral campaign in 1993, told MSNBC that Giuliani had become a "right-wing conspiracy nut."
• Frydman also wrote in a New York Times op-ed that "America's Mayor" — as Giuliani was called after the 9/11 attacks — had become President Donald Trump's "bumbling personal lawyer and henchman, his apologist and defender of the indefensible."
• Giuliani's role in putting pressure on Ukraine to probe Trump's domestic political rival, Joe Biden, has come under increasing scrutiny.
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A former top aide to Rudy Giuliani, the personal attorney of President Donald Trump, has called his old boss a "right-wing conspiracy nut" and "defender of the indefensible" in a series of scathing attacks.

Ken Frydman, who served as Giuliani's press secretary during his New York mayoral campaign in 1993, made his views known in an MSNBC interview and a New York Times op-ed this week.

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