 An appeals court ruling came Tuesday after Trump's main mouthpiece for false claims of election fraud had already been suspended. The court said in its decision Giuliani essentially conceded most of the facts supporting the alleged acts of misconduct. His attorney, Arthur Idalla, says they put up a valiant effort to prevent disbarment but saw the writing on the wall. His spokesperson, Ted Goodman, calls it a politically and ideologically corrupted decision and says they will appeal.