Ex-prosecutor mocks Giuliani for wanting to defend Trump at impeachment trial

Cynthia Alksne called Giuliani's advice 'not very smart' and 'silly,' after the attorney urged Trump's defense team to argue that the ongoing proceedings against the president are unconstitutional.

Former federal prosecutor Cynthia Alksne mocked Donald Trump's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani on Sunday for wanting to defend the president in his upcoming Senate impeachment trial when Giuliani can't"zip up his pants."

When asked about the possibility of Giuliani being part of Trump's legal defense team, Alksne indicated that it is very unlikely the former New York mayor would be selected for such a task given his recent allegedly turbulent interviews with reporters.

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