Former New York mayor Rudy Giuliani, who has close ties to Trump and is a top advisor on terrorism and national security issues, rejected the description of the shift as the result of an “intervention,” as reported by NBC News.
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“I wouldn’t use the word ‘intervention,’ because its a word to describe what’s done for drug addicts and alcoholics, and Trump is neither of those two things,” Giuliani told NJ Advance Media Wednesday evening.
“But I think you’re going to see Donald Trump campaigning in a somewhat different way going forward — an evolution that will focus much more on the positive than the negative.”
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