Rudy Giuliani

Rudy Giuliani, former mayor of New York City, is a renowned American lawyer, prosecutor, and businessman. From 1994 to 2001, he served as the mayor of New York for 8 years, with his main achievements in reducing crime, changing the image of New York as ungovernable in people's minds, and improving the quality of life for New Yorkers. During the 9\/11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center, Giuliani, who served as mayor, became world-renowned for his outstanding leadership skills in town. During the 9\/11 attacks, Giuliani's leadership skills won widespread praise, earning him the title of Time magazine's Person of the Year in 2001. In 2002, he was awarded the Order of the British Empire by Queen Elizabeth II, and his commanding performance in the 9\/11 attacks earned him the nickname of US Mayor. In the eyes of many people, Giuliani is remembered not only because he changed an ungovernable city, but also because of the courage and courage he demonstrated in the weeks after 9\/11. Faced with unprecedented challenges, Giuliani led New Yorkers to stand up from the ruins and incorporated Churchill's wartime hero image into his resume. Giuliani served as Deputy Attorney General in 1981, becoming the third highest ranking official in the Ministry of Justice. During his tenure as Deputy Attorney General, Giuliani supervised all federal law enforcement units of the United States Department of Justice, including the Department of Justice's Prisons Department, the Department of Justice's Drug Enforcement Unit, and the United States Marshal Department. In 1983, Giuliani was appointed as the federal prosecutor for the Southern District of New York City. He prosecuted many well-known criminal group leaders and was committed to combating corruption within the government, as well as prosecuting many white-collar criminals. During his tenure, he convicted a total of 4152 people, with only 25 convictions overturned afterwards. In 1993, Giuliani ran for mayor of New York and was elected. He became the first Republican to be elected as mayor of New York since 1969, ending the Democratic Party's long-term rule in New York City. Giuliani's victory in New York City, where the Democratic Party has a large number of voters, is of epoch-making significance. In the 1997 re-election election, Giuliani won again, becoming the first Republican mayor of New York to win a re-election since 1941. After stepping down, Giuliani became a millionaire through his own efforts. He founded a company to provide business, legal, security, and other consulting services to businesses and governments. In addition, he delivered paid speeches in the United States and around the world, discussing leadership, urban construction, safety, and economic affairs. On January 12, 2016, Giuliani was nominated by Trump as a cybersecurity advisor.