Bernie Kerik, a Trump ally, meets investigators after indictment: Report.

Trump Ally Bernie Kerik⁤ Meets with Special​ Counsel Investigators

According to a report, Bernie⁣ Kerik, a close ally of former President ⁣Donald Trump⁤ and ⁤former New York City Police Commissioner, recently met with ⁢investigators from special counsel Jack​ Smith. The meeting lasted approximately five hours​ on Monday.

Kerik’s attorney, Timothy Parlatore, revealed‍ that the focus of the questioning revolved around the actions of Rudy Giuliani, Trump’s attorney, ⁤in attempting to prove that Trump had won⁤ the ‌2020 presidential​ election.

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Kerik has a longstanding relationship with Giuliani, dating back‍ to Giuliani’s time as mayor of New‌ York City. ​While Giuliani has been mentioned as⁤ a co-conspirator in Trump’s recent indictment, he​ has not faced any charges and ‌vehemently denies any wrongdoing.

Parlatore expressed confidence that Giuliani will not be charged by the⁢ special counsel, stating, “The idea that ⁢Rudy Giuliani was intentionally pushing claims he knew were ​false is​ not something supported by the evidence.”

Kerik was part of Giuliani’s team that investigated alleged voter fraud surrounding the 2020 ⁤election. Last month, he provided a substantial ‍amount of documents related to the ⁤investigation,‍ after receiving permission from Trump’s legal team.

“I have shared all of these documents, approximately 600 megabytes, mostly PDFs, with the special counsel and ⁢look forward to sitting ‍down with them in about two weeks to​ discuss,” Kerik stated.

Previously, Kerik ​faced false accusations regarding a meeting prior to January 6th by the Jan. 6 committee.

In ⁢2010, Kerik was⁣ sentenced to four ‌years in prison for felony fraud charges and making⁤ false statements to government officials. However, he was pardoned by then-President ⁣Trump in 2020.

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