'Deadbeat' Rudy Giuliani has nowhere left to go but prison: reporter

Rudy Giuliani is currently spending his days in court awaiting to find out how much he will have to pay to two former poll workers in Georgia after being convicted of defaming them and things are about to go from bad to worse for the man once called "America's mayor."

According to Daily Beast reporter Jose Pagliery, the former mayor and Donald Trump lawyer is penniless and, because he can't pay his legal bills among the many other debts he is being sued for, he won't be able to put up much of a defense when his Georgia racketeering trial begins late next year.

As Pagliery wrote, Giuliani is refusing to pay longtime friend and lawyer Robert Costello some $1.3 million "for years of research and legal representation," and, in the current Georgia case, could be on the hook for $40 million in damages.

"For Giuliani, 2023 will likely end in penniless defeat. But 2024 could be even worse—it could actually end with him in prison," the Daily Beast analyst wrote while also adding that one Giuliani creditor labeled the now-disgraced mayor a "deadbeat" in his civil suit seeking payment.