SEAN HANNITY: On that, sir?
RUDY GIULIANI: Having something to do with paying some Stormy
Daniels woman 130,000, I mean, which is going to turn
out to be perfectly legal.
That money was not campaign money.
Sorry, I'm giving you a fact now that you don't know.
It's not campaign money.
No campaign finance violation.
So--
SEAN HANNITY: They funneled it through a law firm.
RUDY GIULIANI: Funneled through a law firm,
and the president repaid it.
SEAN HANNITY: Oh, I didn't know-- he did?
RUDY GIULIANI: Yep.
SEAN HANNITY: There's no campaign finance law.
RUDY GIULIANI: Zero.
SEAN HANNITY: So the president--
RUDY GIULIANI: Just like every, Sean--
SEAN HANNITY: So this decision was made by?
RUDY GIULIANI: Everybody-- everybody
was nervous about this from the very beginning.
I wasn't.
I knew how much money Donald Trump put into that campaign.
I said, 130,000?
He's going to do a couple of checks for $130,000.
When I heard Cohen's retainer of 35,000,
when he was doing no work for the president,
I said, well, that's how he's repaying--
that's how he's repaying it.