Rudy Giuliani left the hospital after receiving the same experimental drugs as Trump

Giuliani Press Conference at RNC Headquarters

Rudy Giuliani tested positive for the coronavirus last weekend, after he spent weeks traveling around the country, maskless and rage-farting, making the case that Democratic votes didn’t count. God knows how many people he infected with the virus, and he was reportedly feeling ill for days before he was actually tested. Trump immediately pulled some strings and got Giuliani admitted into a hospital, where Rudy was authorized for the same experimental and expensive treatments given to Trump back in October. Rudy left the hospital yesterday:

Rudy Giuliani, President Donald Trump’s personal attorney, left the hospital Wednesday after spending four days there battling the deadly coronavirus. The 76-year-old former New York mayor, who is leading Trump’s longshot legal challenges to overturn the presidential election results, was admitted to Georgetown University Hospital on Sunday. Giuliani said in a radio interview Wednesday morning that he was feeling well and announced he would be leaving the facility later that day.

“I feel just about 100% right now,” he told TalkRadio 77 WABC. “I’ve got to quarantine for a few more days. Because the way they calculate it, I probably got (infected with coronavirus) seven, eight days ago. So I’ve got about three or four more days to make sure it’s out of my system.”

He was spotted by reporters leaving the hospital in a vehicle just before 5 p.m. on Wednesday, and flashed a thumbs up to the cameras. Giuliani, who noted he wasn’t currently experiencing any major symptoms, claimed that some of the medications he was administered while in the hospital worked like “miracles.”

“There’s one that I took — by the next morning I felt like I was 10 years younger,” he said, adding that he took “some of the same medicines” Trump took when he was battling the virus, though he didn’t specifically name any.

[From CNN]

Before Giuliani was released from the hospital, he called into the same radio show from his hospital bed, where he actually gave out this advice: “Things happen in life and you have to go with them,. You can overreact to them. Otherwise, you let the fear of illness drive your entire life. So I’ve never overreacted to it…. I’d rather face risk than live in a basement all my life.” He said this after checking into the hospital before having major symptoms, and while he was getting an experimental drug cocktail which is not available to 99.9% of the public. He also railed against all of the public health restrictions: “They enforce these mask rules and the rules are so ridiculous they can’t live by them….I think you can overdo the masks. You can overdo almost anything. Everything done in moderation makes much more sense.” Ah, yes, moderate use of masks. The hallmark of public safety in a deadly pandemic which is killing Americans by the thousands on a daily basis. Over 3,000 people died yesterday in America from the coronavirus, the same day Rudy was released from the hospital.

Vanity Fair also reports that Rudy “resisted going to the hospital because he knew how terrible the optics of contracting COVID would look.” He was apparently “trying to pretend it was just the flu.” Did he not get a flu shot???? Jesus. Sources also tell VF that despite what Rudy says now, his symptoms “were serious enough to necessitate treatment. A third source, close to Giuliani, said he required supplemental oxygen and received the experimental Regeneron drug.” And this: “It was pretty grave. His lungs were bothering him a lot.” Well maybe he should have f–king worn a mask and/or stayed home? Jesus.

Giuliani Speaks to the Media

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  1. Scarlett says:

    That’s disappointing, on so many levels. Yep, I said it. /not sorry

  2. MaryContrary says:

    Meanwhile, over 3,000 Americans died yesterday from covid. God only knows how many people were infected. The fact that POS Giuliani got that cocktail and recovered, while so many are so ill, and our healthcare system is on the verge of collapse, is infuriating.

    • Froggy says:

      Infuriating. The fact that he went to the hospital after downplaying this virus plus infecting so many people on his way there makes my blood boil.
      These people are actual garbage

      • schmootc says:

        They really, really are just trash. Sure, sure, sure, no big deal when you know Trump will get you the best care. Screw the rest of us. There is no collective good as far as these assholes are concerned.

  3. lucy2 says:

    Everything in moderation, said the guy who got checked in to the hospital with maybe mild symptoms and loaded up on expensive drugs no one else seems to get. 280,000 others didn’t get that opportunity.

    Also, you can’t “overdo” masks. Wear a mask. Simple. Done.

  4. Teebee says:

    The lack of graciousness. The assumption he never had to worry about getting it because everyone in his sphere was guaranteed top notch care and the best medicines.

    The continual downplaying of precautions, taking this opportunity of dodging death due to his privilege to mock people and diminish the horror of deaths that were not prevented.

    Guiliani’s response is the worst of all the responses to contracting the illness. Even Trump was a little more grateful, or at least he seemed to have a nanosecond of awareness to the bullet he dodged. Rudy is actually willing to say the worst, at the worst time. Probably because he’s so pissed at how he’s been portrayed during this election debacle. Which again is due to his own actions.

    I didn’t think we would have such moments of breathtaking ugliness on top of what has gone on before. But as has been proven time and again, there is no low too low for the Republicans.

    • Josie Bean says:

      I think the term “Republican Party” is a misnomer it is really the Trump Party. Trump calls the shots. Trump has over 80 million followers. Trump can make or break conservative politicians and has them running scared. I think he will continue to be in charge after he leaves the White House. Why shouldn’t he? He knows he has the power and I think he hates the sycophant politicians, so he will make them do his bidding and if they don’t, he will make disparaging comments about them on Twitter and turn his loyal followers against them. Yes, it is very ugly.

  5. OriginalLala says:

    If you refuse to wear masks, refuse to physical distance, and attend super-spreader events you shouldn’t be allowed to receive expensive experimental drugs when you catch COVID. I’m going to sound like an asshole but, let these f*ckers suffer.

  6. Insomniac says:

    Yay! I’m so happy that these people who don’t take the virus seriously and spread it everywhere get treatments that most of us would have no hope of getting. Trump made America SO great. 🙄

  7. Ann says:

    All that stem cell research done in Europe is really paying off for the people who deserve it the least. Infuriating. All of it. Every single aspect of this story. Another 3k Americans will be dead by the end of the day and Rudy is feeling great. JFC.

  8. Elizabeth says:

    Omfg

  9. AnnaKist says:

    He still looks like a ghoul.
    What I want to know is this: I know Joe Public isn’t getting the same drug therapy as Donald Dump and Rudy the Ghoul (childish, yes, and I don’t care), so are the doctors sharing this miracle cure with other hospitals or medical research facilities, so that the treatment can be studied, tested, evaluated, developed, made cheaper, made available to other patients, when appropriate?
    It’s criminal the way Dump, months ago, just washed his hands of this coronavirus horror, and basically letting everyone fend for themselves while he swanned off to play golf. From down here, it looks like America hadn’t had a leader for the past 4 years, just a family of parasites getting for themselves whatever they can while they can. A pox on all of then m

    • Fleur says:

      The drug is not available at this stage to even top tier hospitals. I think there’s a small clinical trial in Indiana or somewhere, but it’s so unusual that the one hospital doing it just made international news

  10. Nina Simone says:

    Question, Why didn’t trump do this for Herman Cain?….

  11. Fleur says:

    Meanwhile, top rate hospitals around the world can’t get this drug. My state’s covid hospitalization rate doubled compared to March/April, and our covid mortality rate is shocking. He got the trump drug, of course he did. What bothers me is the difference in care between the literal 1% and the potential death sentence this is to 99% of the rest of the world

  12. Valerie says:

    Precious medicine wasted on some old bastard who will probably kick the bucket in a matter of months. How unfortunate.

  13. Christin says:

    Are these drugs being created thanks to everyday recovered patients? I have noticed ads for months, asking people who had the virus to give blood or plasma toward what I assume may be the mononucleal(sp) treatment.

    I am sure all these rich recipients are doing their part to donate as well. Just infuriating that more people cannot have access. People who did not purposely flout safety measures, for example.