A scene within the new “Borat” movie that includes Donald Trump’s legal professional Rudy Giuliani along with his hand down his pants in entrance of a feminine reporter prompted him to disclaim any wrongdoing.

However “Borat Subsequent Moviefilm” star Sacha Baron Cohen wasn’t having it.

“I might say that if the president’s lawyer discovered what he did there applicable conduct, then heaven is aware of what he’s finished with different feminine journalists in lodge rooms,” the actor advised host Amy Robach on “Good Morning America” Friday.

“I might say that if the president’s lawyer discovered what he did there applicable conduct then heaven is aware of what he’s doing with different feminine journalists in lodge rooms.”@SachaBaronCohen weighs in on the Rudy Giuliani scene in #Borat2 that has made headlines. pic.twitter.com/RfeNJeWPdw

— Good Morning America (@GMA) October 23, 2020

“It’s what it’s” and “he did what he did,” Baron Cohen mentioned of the previous New York Metropolis mayor, including that he was “fairly involved” for his co-star, Maria Bakalova. The comic mentioned he monitored the prank from a hideaway.

“Make your personal thoughts up,” he urged viewers. “It was fairly clear to us.”

The buzzed-about scene in “Borat Subsequent Moviefilm,” the follow-up to Cohen’s 2006 comedy hit about an uncouth Kazakh, now on Amazon Prime, unfolds throughout a hidden-camera prank at a lodge. Giuliani had simply been interviewed by the reporter (Bakalova) when the 2 go right into a bed room.

As she helped him take away an audio system, he leaned again and shoved his hand down his pants, showing to the touch himself whereas respiratory tougher.

Borat, carrying a bra and panties, storms into the room to tell Giuliani that the girl is 15 (the actor is definitely 24).

Giuliani claimed he was merely tucking in his shirt.

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