Andrew Giuliani, born on October 30, 1986, is an American political commentator, former professional golfer, and Republican operative best known as the son of former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani and his second wife, NBC news anchor Donna Hanover. Growing up in a high-profile political family in New York City, Giuliani developed an early interest in sports and politics. He attended Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School in Brooklyn and later pursued higher education at Providence College, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts in history in 2009 while competing on the college golf team. After graduation, he briefly pursued a career in professional golf, playing on the NGA Pro Golf Tour and attempting to qualify for the PGA Tour, but transitioned into media and politics by the early 2010s. Giuliani's political career gained momentum through his association with his father's network and the Trump administration. He worked as a producer for Fox News and SportsNet New York, covering golf and political events, and served as a communications consultant for various Republican campaigns. In 2017, he joined the Trump White House as a special assistant to the president in the Office of Public Liaison, focusing on sports and youth initiatives. Post-2020, Giuliani became a vocal supporter of Donald Trump, hosting a radio show on WABC and frequently appearing on conservative media outlets to defend his father and promote Republican causes. In April 2022, he announced a bid for the Republican nomination for Governor of New York but suspended his campaign in May 2022 amid low polling and family considerations. Beyond politics, Giuliani has been involved in sports broadcasting and advocacy, including roles with the New York Yankees' YES Network and as a golf instructor. He married his wife, Maria Ryan, in 2021, and they have one child. Giuliani remains active in conservative circles, often leveraging his family legacy to build influence in Republican politics.