Giuliani says his ‘dead man’s switch’ not about Trump, but Biden's alleged corruption spanning a decade

President Donald Trump’s attorney, Rudy Giuliani, has claimed he keeps compromising files on the Bidens in a safe, which would be made public if he vanishes. He brushed off reports that his ‘insurance policy’ relates to Trump.

Giuliani has dismissed the notion that he has “an insurance policy” in case he falls out with his most famous client. The report stems from Trump’s personal lawyer’s heated interview with Fox News’ Ed Henry on Saturday.

Asked if he has spoken to Trump recently, Guiliani refused to answer, citing attorney-client privilege, but stressed that his relationship with Trump could not be better.

“I have a very good relationship with him, and all of these comments, which are totally insulting... I’ve seen things written like he’s going to throw me under the bus. When they say that, I say – he isn’t, but I have insurance. It’s ridiculous! We’re very good friends.” Guiliani said.

Mainstream media immediately pounced on the remark, pointing out that it was not the first time the former New York mayor has quipped about having some kind of a dead man’s switch.

Guiliani, who has become a fixture in the ongoing impeachment saga, half-jokingly said earlier this month that he was not afraid that Trump would made him a scapegoat, adding that he has “a very, very good insurance, so if he does, all my hospital bills will be paid.”

With the remark being widely cited as an implication that Trump has even more skeletons in his closet for Democrats to unearth in their tireless, and so far fruitless, impeachment inquiry, Guiliani attempted to shut the speculation down.

“The statement I’ve made several times of having an insurance policy, if thrown under bus, is sarcastic & relates to the files in my safe about the Biden Family’s 4 decade monetizing of his office,” he tweeted.

“If I disappear, it will appear immediately along with my RICO chart.”

Guiliani told Henry that he feared for his life when he first heard the Democratic presidential hopeful's name in connection with a corruption probe.

“I expected, the moment I heard Biden’s name, I told my colleagues, they’re going to try to kill me,” he said, noting that since the “mafia” was not able take him down, the media would not be able either.

Giuliani’s name has been mentioned multiple times during the impeachment hearings amid allegations he was doing Trump’s bidding by pushing for the renewal of the corruption probe into a Ukrainian energy firm, where Hunter Biden sat on the board of directors, to help Trump with re-election. Giuliani repeatedly denied the accusations, telling Fox News on Saturday that Trump “knows that what [he] did was in order to defend him, not to dig dirt on Biden.”

Trump also hailed his lawyer, calling Giuliani in his own interview with Fox and Friends on Friday a “great crime fighter.”

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