Rudy Giuliani will not be returning to his radio broadcast job anytime soon, according to the owner of the MAGA-loving station who recently took him off the air for questioning the legitimacy of President Joe Biden’s election win. After his remarks, which were first reported by The New York Times, the former Trump lawyer was suspended and his show on WABC was canceled. When asked about Giuliani’s future with the station, station boss John Catsimatidis told the New York Post, “It’s quite difficult to bring him back. His behavior has made it very challenging to reverse course. He has made it hard for us not to terminate him.” The newspaper also reported that Catsimatidis himself filled in for Giuliani on his regular 10 a.m. slot on Sunday, stating that the former New York City mayor had received multiple warnings about propagating the Big Lie. “We warned him once,” Catsimatidis previously told the Times. “We warned him twice. And last night, I received a text from him, and this morning, I received another text from him, both indicating that he refuses to stop talking about it.”
Former Employee of MAGA Radio Station Faces Criticism from Owner for Ties to Rudy Giuliani
