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Rush commented on this today...will post the transcript later. I especially liked:

"Well, Hillary is not president-elect, last time I checked. We're going to have something to say about that," Giuliani said to laughter. "Hillary's not even the nominee of her party. It's very, very premature to be talking about sending ambassadors all around the world even before she becomes president to interfere with the foreign policy of the United States."

Rush: Giuliani said, “Well, Hillary is not president-elect, last time I checked. We’re going to have something to say about that. Hillary’s not even the nominee of her party. It’s very, very premature to be talking about sending ambassadors all around the world even before she becomes president to interfere with the foreign policy of the United States.” Well, that wouldn’t be anything new. Nancy Pelosi’s been doing it for quite a while, went over to Syria to try to tell Bashar Assad, (paraphrasing) “Hey, don’t hold it against us. We Democrats love you. Just give us the chance to neuter Bush and take care of that and you won’t have any problems with us anymore.” I’m surprised she didn’t schedule a meeting with Bin Laden to basically tell him the same thing. What do you think about that? Folks, I’m going to tell you, the hubris and the sense of conventional wisdom and inevitability, Mrs. Clinton is now going to send distinguished Americans of both parties around the world as ambassadors after she’s elected but before she’s inaugurated, to tell the rest of the world no more cowboy diplomacy. A bit far reaching, not very professional, but typical of power-mad liberals.