Guns ‘n’ Roses for Giuliani
Republican presidential hopeful Rudy Giuliani was busy sweet-talking a group of National Rifle Association members in Washington, D.C., on Friday when he received a call from a very special lady.
Republican presidential hopeful Rudy Giuliani was busy sweet-talking a group of National Rifle Association members in Washington, D.C., on Friday when he received a call from a very special lady.
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He answered the call, explaining that it probably was his wife.
It was.
“Hello, dear,” the former mayor said. “I’m talking to the members of the NRA right now. Would you like to say hello?”
She apparently declined, because he kept the call short.
“Talk to you later, dear. I love you,” Giuliani said, ending the call as the laughing audience applauded.
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