Giuliani is eyeing the role of Trump’s attorney general if he’s elected in November, according to sources close to the process. And to campaign for it — after all, he’s got to beat Chris Christie — he’s giving the surrogate performance of a lifetime. Trump’s preferred policy of stop-and-frisk? Giuliani claims it brought about an 85-percent reduction in crime in New York City. Black Lives Matter? “Inherently racist.” And police relations? He’s holding a meet-and-greet for Trump with Cleveland’s police union Tuesday.

Giuliani denied he’s pursuing “any office or position in a future administration.”

“I’m very happy practicing law at Greenberg Traurig and business consulting at Giuliani Partners, solving cybersecurity problems both domestically and internationally, and doing security analysis for companies and governments around the world,” he said in a statement.

Still, associates say he’d make a wonderful leader for U.S. law enforcement.

“I have a great deal of affection for Chris Christie, too,” said Ted Olson, a partner with Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher who called Giuliani a “very good friend.”