The awards ceremony honoring criminals convicted for the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol has been postponed, organizers announced days before the event was set to take place. According to the New York Times, organizers still hope to host their gala after Nov. 5, the day Trump will represent the Republican Party for the third consecutive presidential election. Though “invited,” the New York Times said, the Republican nominee wasn’t expected to attend the event. Organizers advertised his former attorney Rudy Giuliani among the “Attendee’s” expected to pay a visit. In May, a New York City jury convicted him of falsifying business records to hide an alleged 2006 affair with porn star Stormy Daniels.
