Rudy Giuliani caused $47.5 million in reputational damage to 2 election workers he defamed, expert testifies at trial

• A reputation expert testified about what it would cost to repair reputational damage to two election workers.
• Rudy Giuliani falsely claimed they manipulated election results and called them criminals.
• The expert testified the falsehoods may have reached up to 250 million, and it would cost nearly $50 million to run a "corrective" campaign.

Rudy Giuliani wrought devastating reputational harm on two Georgia election workers he falsely accused of rigging the 2020 vote, an expert testified in his defamation trial Wednesday.

To repair the reputations of Weandrea "Shaye" Moss and her mother, Ruby Freeman, it would cost up to about $47.5 million, Ashlee Humphries said in a federal courtroom in Washington, D.C.