Rudy Giuliani resorted to acting out a scene from the movie "My Cousin Vinny" on Thursday in an effort to convince reporters that President-elect Joe Biden had illegally won the election.
"Did you all watch 'My Cousin Vinny?'" Giuliani asked a group of reporters in Washington, D.C. "You know, the movie? It's one of my favorite law movies because he comes from Brooklyn. And the nice lady who said she saw [the crime] and then he says to her, 'How many fingers do I got up?' and she says, 'Three.'"
"Well, she was too far away," he continued, comparing the witness in the movie to Republican poll watchers. "These people were further away than 'My Cousin Vinny' was from the witness. They couldn't see a thing."
Watch the video clip below from Fox News and read some of the responses from Twitter.
Point: My Cousin Vinny is a FANTASTIC movie and frequently used in law schools because it is the most accurate depi… https://t.co/W5ReBQH2hE— Richard Jeter (@Richard Jeter) 1605808281.0
Rudy Giuliani is quoting "My Cousin Vinny" to prove widespread ballot fraud. That's all you need to know about this… https://t.co/P8V5P41JfK— Chris Sheridan (@Chris Sheridan) 1605806817.0
Rudy Giuliani drops a My Cousin Vinny reference to win over the teens. Goes on to argue that, much like Kriss Kross… https://t.co/uPgvMkqEGl— Tommy Vietor (@Tommy Vietor) 1605806825.0
So apparently Rudy Giuliani is impersonating My Cousin Vinny and that's it, I can't take any more, I think my time… https://t.co/ovUBmK5UDV— Jason Pinter (@Jason Pinter) 1605806848.0
Rudy Giuliani just tried to use a scene from my cousin Vinny as evidence. If we are going to use movies as evidence… https://t.co/WT49DmKBm9— Steve Hofstetter (@Steve Hofstetter) 1605807776.0
