Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani gave Donald Trump's GOP acceptance speech a glowing review, saying "I thought it was the best acceptance speech I've ever heard," in an interview on WABC Radio.
"I think it was an unbelievable speech, it covered everything and it made Americans proud to be Americans," Giuliani told host Rita Cosby, saying Trump "spoke to the working people of America, spoke to the people who feel left out, spoke to the outsiders and made himself their champion."
"He was incredibly honest about how rigged and how corrupt our system is," Giuliani said. "Donald Trump had the courage to speak to that and he laid out specific plans to change it."
The former presidential contender went on to praise Trump's message to the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community, calling it "beautiful," and that he "was happy to see many Republicans who feel the same way I do," as a pro-gay rights Republican.
"I think he's going to win this election big," he continued. "I think on her best day Hillary Clinton couldn't give half the speech he did."
"Hillary Clinton is exactly what Donald Trump said, she's a puppet, she's owned by the people who've given her and Bill Clinton millions and millions of dollars: Saudi Arabia, Russia, business interests, Wall Street interests," the ex-prosecutor said. "She can't make any changes because the special interests won't allow her to do it."
While speaking at the GOP convention on Monday, Giuliani pledged to prosecute Clinton over her private email sever if Trump becomes president, according to the
New York Post.
The former U.S. Attorney in New York City was pleased with Trump's stance as "the law and order candidate," and blames President Barack Obama and his administration for painting a target on the backs of police officers.
When asked if he had a message for Clinton, Giuliani said: "Go get a speech coach. I don't think she's going to be around very long."