The New York State Bar Association says it is considering expelling Rudy Giuliani for his remarks to Trump supporters before the Capitol was attacked.

The NY State Bar Association opened an inquiry into potentially expelling Rudy Guiliani for his role in helping to incite the U.S. Capitol riot and stop the certification of Joe Biden's victory pic.twitter.com/tjDzUKzARQ
— NowThis (@nowthisnews) January 11, 2021

During his rally yesterday, Trump encouraged his supporters to march on the Capitol. His personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani told them: “Let's have trial by combat.”

Within hours, rioters violently occupied the Capitol. Four people died. https://t.co/BQBWacc6fC pic.twitter.com/YGU3HqkUMn
— POLITICO (@politico) January 7, 2021

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