Rudy Giuliani has landed a prime-time speaking gig at the Republican Party's convention in St. Paul, Minn., The Post has learned.
Giuliani, the former presidential candidate and Big Apple mayor, is tentatively scheduled to address the GOP faithful on Tuesday, Sept. 2 - the second night of the convention, sources said.
Giuliani was a marquee speaker on the first day of the 2004 GOP convention in Madison Square Garden.
Giuliani has been a loyal supporter of presidential standard-bearer John McCain ever since his own campaign flamed out.
McCain, in a recent Post interview, said of Giuliani: "I've been with him a lot. I appreciate more than I could tell you his friendship and support. And that was steadfast throughout the primary."
"He's a great American. He united America. I'll never forget that as long as I live," McCain said, referring to Giuliani's composure after 9/11.
Of course you can't forget it, Senator. Rudy won't let you.
