Trump Honors Giuliani
President Donald Trump announced Monday that Rudy Giuliani — legendary New York City Mayor and his loyal attorney during the 2020 election battle — will receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom, America’s highest civilian honor.
Trump hailed Giuliani on Truth Social as “the best Mayor New York City has ever had, and a true American Patriot.” He added that the formal award ceremony will be held at the White House, with exact details to be announced soon.
Giuliani Injured but Unbroken
The announcement came just days after Giuliani was badly hurt in a serious car crash in New Hampshire. His vehicle was struck from behind at high speed, leaving him with a fractured vertebra, cuts, and injuries to his arm and leg.
Despite the pain, Giuliani remained “in great spirits,” according to his head of security. By Monday afternoon, he had been released from the hospital — a testament to his resilience and toughness.
America’s Mayor Stands Tall
Giuliani rose to fame as “America’s Mayor” for his steady leadership after the September 11 terror attacks. He later became one of Trump’s fiercest defenders, challenging irregularities in the 2020 election and standing against what many conservatives view as a corrupt political establishment.
Even after being disbarred in Washington, D.C., and targeted with massive lawsuits, Giuliani has never abandoned his fight for truth, justice, and the country he loves.
Trump Sends a Powerful Message
For conservatives, Trump’s decision to honor Giuliani with the Medal of Freedom is more than symbolic. It’s a reminder that loyalty, patriotism, and courage still matter in America.
Giuliani’s decades of service — from crime-busting prosecutor to mayor who cleaned up New York, to trusted Trump ally — make this award long overdue. Millions of Americans see it as a well-deserved thank-you to a man who never backed down, no matter the cost.
