New York Post

Rudy: Let me put Hill on trial

- By MARISA SCHULTZ Post Correspond­ent mschultz@nypost.com

CLEVELAND — Rudy Giuliani says the criminal case against Hillary Clinton in the e-mail scandal would be revived if Republican­s take back the White House — and he’d like to be the one to prosecute her.

Speaking to a fired-up New York delegation at the GOP convention on Thursday, the former mayor and federal prosecutor ignited cheers of “Lock her up!” when he said Clinton was beating the judicial system.

“We can’t do anything about that yet,” Giuliani said. “If Donald Trump becomes president, the statute of limitation­s is not up. There is no double jeopardy . . . We can reopen the case.”

“Go get ’em!” shouted one Republican at the Cleveland Marriott Renaissanc­e Hotel, sparking cheers.

“She’s going to be running to try to prevent getting an orange jumpsuit,” Giuliani said.

The Justice Department has declined to prosecute Clinton for mishandlin­g classified material on her private e-mail server while secretary of state.

But many GOP delegates believe she belongs in prison.

Giuliani told his fellow Republican­s he’s “really sick with what the Clintons have been allowed to get away with.”

He then addressed Joseph Mondello, former chair of the New York state GOP and an attorney.

“Joe, what do you think we go back one more time when Trump gets elected, we volunteer to try the case?” “Yeah,” Mondello replied. “Dan, you want to help us?” Giuliani yelled to Congressma­n Daniel Donovan, the former Staten Island district attorney.

“I’m in,” said Donovan, who told The Post he expects a new attorney general under Trump would give the Clinton case “a fresh look.”

 ??  ?? ATTACK DOG: After firing up the GOP convention Monday (above), Rudy Giuliani turned up the heat by telling New York delegates Hillary Clinton would be prosecuted if Donald Trump is elected.
ATTACK DOG: After firing up the GOP convention Monday (above), Rudy Giuliani turned up the heat by telling New York delegates Hillary Clinton would be prosecuted if Donald Trump is elected.

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