Julia Louis-Dreyfus mocks Rudy Giuliani’s infamous hair dye debacle

She was one of Joe Biden’s most fervent celebrities during his successful attempt to become the 46th President of the United States of America.

And Julia Louis-Dreyfus continued to fundraise for Democrats, with the 59-year-old Veep actress taking to Instagram on Tuesday, so announce another fundraising effort, this time for the Senate second round from Georgia in January.

The former de Seinfeld poked fun at President Donald Trump’s lawyer Rudy Giuliani’s now infamous hair dye while promoting an upcoming Veep tabletop reading.

She captioned the announcement: ‘2020 won’t stop scamming VEEP, so we had to do something about it. ”

Louis-Dreyfus began his video by delivering a voiceover, broadcast on footage from his HBO comedy series that vividly resembled the recent US election.

“Over the past few weeks, many brave and patriotic Americans have come forward, witnessing similarities between our current election and the TV show Veep,” began the native New Yorker.

Scenes on the show depicted a mock election in which crowds chanted ‘Count Every Vote’, while Julia’s character Selina Meyer demands that voters ‘stop the recount’.

The images in question were from the fifth season of the satirical show, which aired in 2016, long before almost identical and conflicting demands were made in the actual 2020 election.

Julia herself then appeared on screen, with dark black streaks across her face, parodying the widely mocked TV interview with former New York Mayor Giuliani in which he claimed widespread electoral fraud against his boss, without provide proof of said fraud.

She suggested that the parallels between her show and real life were a conspiracy, of which she had examples of “literally thousands, or hundreds of thousands of cases.”

Louis-Dreyfus then parodied Giuliani’s bizarre My Cousin Vinny reference at her press conference, when she looked off screen and asked, “ Have you watched Veep? It’s one of my favorites. With the nice lady?

The purpose of the video was later revealed when the comedian announced that on Sunday, December 6 at 8 p.m. ET, the entire cast of Veep and a few special guests would be gathering in the event to benefit America Votes.

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Earlier this month, the 11-time Emmy winner praised Vice President-elect Kamala Harris by tweeting that the idea of ​​a “Madam Vice President” was no longer fictional.

The Manhattan-born star portrayed Meyer, a senator turned VP turned POTUS, for seven seasons in her HBO political satirical series.