Rudy Giuliani surrenders luxury watches in defamation case involving Georgia poll workers

Rudy Giuliani has begun turning over his luxury watches as part of a defamation case involving two Georgia poll workers. This follows a court order requiring him to surrender assets after a $148 million judgment against him. A spokesperson for Giuliani confirmed that he is relinquishing at least 18 watches and other items, including a 1980 Mercedes. This comes after he missed a previous deadline to submit his possessions. Giuliani was found liable for defamation after falsely accusing the poll workers of election fraud. The women reported facing threats due to his claims. Giuliani has described the judgment as a "political vendetta."