'It is treason': Giuliani volunteers to prosecute Biden after cancer diagnosis

Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, a disgraced ally of President Donald Trump, volunteered to take the job of special counsel and prosecute Joe Biden after it was revealed that the former president has prostate cancer.

During a Wednesday interview on Real America's Voice, host Steve Bannon asked Giuliani how he would prosecute the Biden "cancer cover-up."

"We need a special counsel," Bannon said.

"Well, you're absolutely right, and it's a very broad one," Giuliani agreed. "It really has to do with the people who cover this up. Possibly it doesn't meet the legal definition of treason, but it is treason."

"Rudy, if the president of the United States picked up the phone and called you and said, hey, come over to the Oval, I've got to talk to you, and said, I need a special counsel," Bannon wondered. "Would you, would you take that job today?"

"Sure. I have my hand up already," Giuliani said. "I've taken the oath for Ronald Reagan."

"I'm the best guy to do it in terms of knowledge and experience and having never lost the case as a prosecutor, including some of the most difficult cases of the 20th century," he added. "Am I the best, and the press will go nuts?"

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Bannon said he was not concerned about the media.

"What about can you work 18-hour days?" the host asked.

"I'm going to be doing that until we have my funeral, Steve," Giuliani responded. "I had prostate cancer 25 years ago. I've been cured of it for 25 years. My father died of prostate cancer, a horrible death, because he got it late, because they didn't have a test then."

"There's no way in the world you develop that cancer in two days," the former mayor argued.

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