Rudy Giuliani Week continues! On Thursday night, Giuliani gave a new/dubious explanation of how Donald Trump could have told reporters in April that he didn’t know about a $130,000 payment to Stormy Daniels when in fact he’d reimbursed attorney Michael Cohen for it. The idea seems to be that Trump only learned about the true purpose of money he’d given Cohen when documentation surfaced in the wake of the federal raid of the attorney’s residence and office:

Giuliani says he learned about Trump’s payments from Michael Cohen’s lawyers and after being told about documents that show proof of the payment. — Kristen Welker (@kwelkernbc) May 4, 2018

Giuliani said he made @realDonaldTrump aware of paperwork that showed payments were actually reimbursements for Stormy. Trump replied: ‘Oh my goodness, I guess that's what it was for,’” Giuliani said. — Kristen Welker (@kwelkernbc) May 4, 2018

For his part, though, Trump told reporters Friday morning that he’s “not changing any stories” about whether he knew about the Daniels payment, insisting that the April video of him saying he didn’t know about it would clear things up (it doesn’t):

Trump on Stormy Daniels: "We're not changing any stories"



Reporter: "You said on Air Force One that you did not know anything about the payments"



Trump: "You take a look at what I said..."



Reporter: "You said no when I asked you... about the payment" https://t.co/wnwkJmtmcX pic.twitter.com/CZz7KY2tRD — CNN (@CNN) May 4, 2018

He also implied that not everything Giuliani has been saying to the press is true:

Trump insists Giuliani is "great" and a "special guy," but he just started and "he wasn't totally familiar with everything" pic.twitter.com/ctln2T5hIg — David Taintor (@davidtaint) May 4, 2018

“He wasn’t totally familiar with everything. … when he made certain statements [trails off] … he just started yesterday.” (The “people in charge” reference, by the way, seems to be a suggestion that Trump will do an interview with Robert Mueller if Mueller can somehow prove to him that his investigation is not politically biased.)

Michael Cohen is also apparently saying that Giuliani has gotten facts wrong, though it’s not clear which ones.

The Daily Beast has a fun story, meanwhile, about the White House employees who were in charge of coordinating Trump’s legal PR strategy before the Rudy Offensive, the takeaway being that Giuliani’s media tour was apparently concocted and launched without their consultation.

In summary, neither I nor anyone at the White House seems to have any idea what the official version of Donald Trump’s story about paying Stormy Daniels is right now.