Former New York City mayor Rudi Juliani will receive a presidential medal for freedom, which is the highest civil honor, Donald Trump announced the social truth.
Juliani became known as “the mayor of America” after the New York leadership until September 11. While working as a personal lawyer for Trump, the couple has since separated the roads.
The police said this announcement comes two days after Juliani was injured in the back when a car was hit by a passenger from the back.
The presidential freedom medals are granted to people who have made “exceptionally worthy contributions to the prosperity of the nation, values, security, world peace, or other important or private endeavors.”
In The Trial Post where Trump announced the nomination of Juliani, the president described him as “the greatest municipality in the history of New York City, and a great American patriot.”
Among the previous balconies, Muhammad Ali, Dr. Jin Jodel, Anna Winner, and Michael Ji Fox, among many others.
In 2017, former President Barack Obama was awarded Vice President Joe Biden with the Medal of Freedom.
Juliani publicly did not comment on the advertisement, and it is not clear when he would officially receive the medal.
On Saturday evening, a car was hit by a passenger from behind in the US state of New Hampshire.
Police said that all the participants in the accident were injured in life and were transferred to the hospital. The security guard said to him that he suffered from back injuries in addition to rupture and bruises. Reports say that Juliani has left the hospital since then.
Juliani’s response to the September 11 terrorist attack in New York extracted a widespread praise. Time magazine was appointed by her general person for the year 2001, and Queen Elizabeth II presented him with an honorary knight.
In 2008, he operated an unsuccessful for the American president, and later became a Trump adviser during the last 2016 campaign.
While Juliani had a historical rise in fame, in recent years it was troubled by personal and financial problems.
He joined Trump’s legal team in 2018 and remained part of it until the 2020 elections.
Among many of Trump’s allies who published false claims to fraud in the elections were in an attempt to cancel Trump’s loss to former President Joe Biden in 2020.
Juliani was charged on charges of defamation and forced to pay two former Georgia election workers 148 million dollars (120 million pounds).
This judgment also forced Juliani to submit a bankruptcy request and led him to strip his legal credentials.
In early 2021, Juliani’s legal work with Trump ended, although one of the advisers said they remained allies and friends.