'You lie as bad as your daddy': Andrew Giuliani trolled as he accuses CNN's Anderson Cooper of 'not flushing' toilet in courthouse

Andrew Giuliani accused CNN anchor Anderson Cooper of failing to flush the toilet in a courthouse restroom.
Andrew Giuliani took to social media to share his alleged bizarre bathroom encounter with Anderson Cooper (@Andrew Giuliani/Instagram, Getty Images)
Andrew Giuliani took to social media to share his alleged bizarre bathroom encounter with Anderson Cooper (@Andrew Giuliani/Instagram, Getty Images)

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: In a bizarre turn of events, Andrew Giuliani, son of former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, accused CNN's Anderson Cooper of failing to flush the toilet during a courthouse visit on Friday, May 3, as per OK! Magazine.

Andrew, who recently attended Donald Trump's hush money trial, took to X (formerly Twitter) to share his alleged bizarre encounter with the veteran journalist. According to Andrew's social media, the peculiar episode unfolded when the younger Giuliani paid a visit to the men's room.



 

Andrew Giuliani accuses Anderson Cooper of not flushing toilet

"I just went to use the men’s room in the courthouse and Anderson Cooper was in front of me. He did NOT FLUSH! I had to flush for him. No common decency from these fake news ANIMALS!" Andrew posted on X.

Andrew's visit to the courthouse revolved around the ongoing hush money trial involving Trump. "I'll be reporting this morning from the Soros staged Moscow Show Trials in Manhattan where leading candidate for President of the United States, Donald J. Trump is criminally charged," he explained on X.



 

However, Andrew's hopes of live reporting from the courtroom were dashed when a court officer informed him that he could not do so, despite other media outlets being allowed to.

NEW YORK, NEW YORK - DECEMBER 12: Anderson Cooper attends The 15th Annual CNN Heroes: All-Star Tribu
CNN's Anderson Cooper has been covering Donald Trump's hush money trial (Getty Images)

"Immediately after President Trump entered the courtroom, a court officer told me that per the judges orders, I could not live report on the trial, even though The NY Times, Politico & CNN were doing it next to me…CORRUPT!" he lamented.



 

Following a brief stint as a professional golfer, Andrew pursued a political career, mirroring his father's path. Despite lacking prior political experience, he secured a role in the Trump administration in 2017, serving as an associate director in the Office of Public Liaison at the White House, according to PEOPLE.

Following Trump's presidency, Andrew transitioned to political commentary on Newsmax TV. Despite his aspirations, his campaign for the governorship of New York in 2021 ended in failure.

(Andrew Giuliani/Instagram)
Following a brief stint as a professional golfer, Andrew Giuliani pursued a political career, mirroring his father's path (@Andrew Giuliani/Instagram)

Internet wastes no time in mocking Andrew Giuliani

Andrew's alleged bathroom encounter with Cooper quickly became viral on the internet, with users wasting no time in trolling Andrew. One X user quipped, "Andrew’s new gig. Bathroom Liaison," while another jested, "Like father. Like son. Giuliani men are an embarrassment."



 



 

Others joined in the ridicule, with comments like, "Rudy Giuliani: No one in my family says weirder shit than me. Andrew Giuliani: Hold my beer gut..." and "Rudy’s nepobaby literally reporting from the toilet. Chef’s kiss, 2024."



 



 

One user questioned Andrew's unusual focus, writing, "Rudy's boy-wonder went to the Trump trial to give us all a play by play of the action around the urinals??? This is NOT satire..." A user commented, "This sounds like some kind of fantasy from Andrew. If true, why would he watch another man so closely in the bathroom?"



 



 

One user accused Andrew of dishonesty, stating, "So you lie just as bad as your whacko daddy." Lastly, a user proposed a new career path for Andrew, humorously suggesting, "Maybe you can apply for a job as lavatory attendant. You seem qualified."



 



 

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