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You can say what you want about Trump, but he does not engender loyalty among those close to him. Today, his former attorney and fixer Michael Cohen testified against him in a New York civil case. Three of his former attorneys and another flunky have agreed to provide testimony against him in the Georgia RICO case. And ABC News is now reporting that former Trump chief of staff Mark Meadows has flipped on Trump in the federal election interference case. Meadows is also indicted in the Georgia case.

There are still a number of underlings facing charges, but now the biggest fish remaining is Rudy Giuliani who was indicted in both the Georgia and federal cases. Reportedly, Giuliani is nearly broke and Trump has been unwilling to help him with his enormous legal bills. With a multiple of a his former friends willing to testify against him, it has to be running through Giuliani's mind that his only hope is to flip on Trump.

What do you guys think?

skyesix: What do you guys think?

I think Giuliani has lost his mind. Banned by Fox, he's been relegated to babbling on Newsmax these days:

RUDY: "We don't have a president now really functioning in the best interests of the United States. Plus, he's got a bunch of spies in his administration. This guy is working for Iran. Why? Maybe because they've infiltrated his administration the way the communists infiltrated Roosevelt's administration."

So, no, I don't see him flipping but the Ellis plea deal will put a lot of pressure on him. Ellis was talking to Giuliani all the time; she likely has the goods on him.

And I'm beginning to doubt that Meadows has actually flipped. The current reporting is that he was forced to testify through a limited use immunity order.

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