My, have the mighty fallen. With former New York mayor Rudy Giuliani falling deep into debt with "mounting legal bills," the ex-personal attorney to Trump is now peddling MyPillow products. He pretends to be especially excited about the MyPillow "slippers," stuttering on the word before his voice jumps a few octaves. I don't know if the ad is running anywhere on the Internet besides Giuliani's own "hour-long YouTube video on UFOs," as stated in this tweet from @TheRecount (and on their website). One thing I do know – it's the most depressing commercial I've ever seen.
Watch: Rudy Giuliani is now pushing products in a MyPillow ad and it's truly depressing
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