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Rudy Giuliani’s bankruptcy creditors have had it with his “egregious spending habits” and “false and misleading” filings — even taking aim at his new “Rudy Coffee” venture — and are aggressively moving for the immediate appointment of a trustee who would seize control of his assets and businesses.

According to Andrew Kirtzman, who covered Giuliani closely for decades, the former New York City mayor once raked in $100 million in five years through his Giuliani Partners consulting firm that he founded a few months after 9/11, but had “squandered” a lot of that wealth in a series of messy divorces and profligate spending habits.

“He lived very well and now he’s penniless and facing…