Giuliani “worked aggressively to hire Ms. Dunphy,” first in 2016 and successfully in 2019, the lawsuit describes, quoting a recording of him saying he “wanted [Ms. Dunphy] from the day [he] interviewed [her].”

Trump’s lawyer offered Dunphy a $1 million starting salary to be his director of business development — monitoring emails, helping him craft responses, and keeping track of his meetings, appearances, and files — and agreed to represent her pro bono in domestic violence litigation with her former partner, according to the lawsuit.

The former mayor is quoted making outrageously sexist, racist, and antisemitic comments in multiple recorded conversations, including comments like, “I’m gonna make it a little painful,” “Be a slut! Be Rudy’s slut,” “I think of you as my daughter. Is that weird?” and declaring he would “get in trouble with underage girls” who were 16 but looked 20.

The former employee of Rudy Giuliani accused him of sexual assault in a mammoth Manhattan Supreme Court lawsuit Monday, including allegations he demanded she perform oral sex while he was on the phone with Donald Trump and to lie to the FBI.

Noelle Dunphy, a business consultant who worked for Giuliani from January 2019 through 2021 when he was then-President Trump’s lawyer, announced her intention to sue him in January. In response, Giuliani filed a demand to see a complaint.

Her 70-page suit cites audio recordings and accuses Giuliani, 78, in graphic detail of subjecting her to sexual assault and harassment throughout her employment, forcing her to engage in “violent sex” and attend work video conferences naked and work in short shorts he bought printed with an American flag.

“He often demanded oral sex while he took phone calls on speaker phone from high-profile friends and clients, including then-President Trump. Giuliani told Ms. Dunphy that he enjoyed engaging in this conduct while on the telephone because it made him ‘feel like Bill Clinton,’” reads Dunphy’s suit.