Rudy Giuliani seems to have put his foot in his mouth again. As CNN reports, “Rudy Giuliani just contradicted the White House and the Justice Department on a very sensitive subject: The AT&T-Time Warner deal.”

In an interview with Huffington Post Giuliani was talking about whether Michael Cohen was able to influence the President on behalf of clients from whom he was receiving “consulting fees.”  That’s when he stepped in it:

Giuliani said Cohen’s business relationships did not contradict Trump’s campaign promises to end “pay-to-play” schemes and to “drain the swamp” because Cohen did not get for his newfound clients what they wanted.

“Whatever lobbying was done didn’t reach the president,” Giuliani said, offering as proof the fact that AT&T’s proposed merger with Time-Warner has not gone through. “He did drain the swamp … The president denied the merger. They didn’t get the result they wanted.”

The problem is this is different than what the White House has said in the past. They have always said Trump wasn’t involved in this case at all.

The White House was quick to chime in shortly after Giuliani’s comments. It looks like they are still saying Giuliani doesn’t exactly have his facts straight.

Despite a denial from the White House, some say Giuliani’s comment may need to be investigated further.