scaramucci--but he just got here. he just got here.s job hadn't even started yet? did you know this? his official start date as communications director is august 15th. the guy got fired before the job began. and so tonight, all too soon, my friends, we say good-bye. - i love the president. i love the president, and i'm very, very loyal to the president.

scaramucci--but he just got here. he just got here. scaramucci's job hadn't even started yet? did you know this? his official start date as communications director is august 15th. the guy got fired before the job began. and so tonight, all too soon, my friends, we say good-bye. - i love the president. i love the president, and i'm very, very loyal to the president. - he also said, "i'm not steve bannon. i'm not trying to suck my own..." [tender music] ♪ - [coughing] ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> jordan: welcome to "the opposition." you're just in time, which means you're way too late. it's november 30, and my g

scaramucci. how they were going to get around to some of the quotes that we can't repeat on a family network on a family broadcast. how do you think this all looks to the world when priebus is gone, and spicer is gone? and now a guy referred to as the mooch, who was the head of communications for a title we used to call at leader of the free world, is gone. >> it's a good thing he is gone. i mean i think the president should have fired him as soon as the story broke about the profanity and the language he was use attention, threats. i mean, you know i increased my -- did. >> you were in the navy. >> right but my problem is it's an abuse of power. i'm going to get you guys. i'm going to use my power to get you guys. and that's an abuse of power. on its face the president should have removed him. the good news is general kelly is there. and insisted that scaramucci be gone. it's a good thing. >> what -- i asked this question of somebody last week. what if it turns out the leading expert at the nsa

fox network but if you're looking for a reason as to why trump just scaramucci some point to its success in helping to force the resignations of staff from c.n.n. over an inaccurate story about his ties to russia trump advisors have said that he loved the way the mooch handled the situation and still talks about it the president then even tweeted about the event adding what about all the other phony stories they do. ability to force news organizations to back down is why he hinted at a job at the b.b.c. back in twenty sixteen stating of don't trump becomes the next president i'm looking forward to the b.b.c. helping me find a flat somewhere in london. this week washington again prepared for more sanctions against countries not in line with us at the moment power there was legislation this week that prevents even president donald trump from featuring sanctions against countries perceived as enemy. these of us politicians in congress one of the countries in the usa cites is middle east superpower iran continually destabilized by successive u.k. governments until the nine hundred seventy ni

mexico border wall on russia scaramucci is with the deep state tweeting that one should follow altera roads they lead not just to damascus but to moscow but is he totally committed to the obama clinton strategy of de facto supporting. al-qaeda linked groups against damascus is he really committed to obama's leadership president obama did say that he was drawing a red line and then he took it away since the wrong message to our adversaries not just the syrian government but people around the world and so i think he had to adapt the play here scaramucci is republican evangelism arguably shows in his donations he was a proponent of the supreme court's twenty ten citizens united decision that allowed big money to attempt to rig elections he said of the decision that it activated a sleeper cell of hedge fund managers against obama allowing them to use their capital to influence the debate and since then he's donated vast amounts of money to various political campaigns before maxing out his donations to trump at one hundred thousand dollars he raised money for two other twenty sixteen repub

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we are back with one of president trump's most loyal workers, anthony scaramucci.said in the east, it could be the coldest new year's eve on record. prance we could use a little bit of that global warming that our country, but not other countries, will pay trillions of dollars to protect against. bundle up. is it appropriate for the president to joke about something that scientists believe is harming the country in the world, no matter if it is man made or natural? >> all right, well, first off, you can tell that was the president tweeting himself, am i right, dana? >> you know far better than i. but it certainly seems that way, but i'm glad you are confirming that. >> i'm giving a shout-out to my friend dan scavino. i know the difference between when dan is tweeting and the president. and that was clearly the president. i love the president's sense of humor, but i also think he's saying something else. and i think you should ask him directly if he's a climate change denier or not. i think you'll be surprised by that answer. >> meaning? meaning you think that he be

there's been some explosive periods from this administration, but this is when scaramucci came in, scaramucci left. john mccain did his midnight show there on the senate floor. take us through what you've learned about the white house in this period. what does it tell about this presidency at the end of year one? >> the end of july was really a microcosm for donald trump's 2017 where a loft thint of thin tie head and it set the tone for the year moving forward. scaramucci's arrival in many ways led to reince priebus' departure, and therefore, more importantly, john kelly's arrival. we have seen people we talked to in the white house say, that was a significant moment, an inflection point for this administration. after scaramucci's departure, the sense of morale was lower in the building. now with john kelly, there is a sense of a flow of purpose. he is gathering the flow of information. he is reining in the legislative process. defeating health care, as you said, but from there lessons learned how to involve the president, how to involve the legislative staff leads to a victory in the tax bil

scaramucci hired. spice spicer quits and then scaramucci fired. >> my handsome colleague and i examine the year that was in trump, these two weeks acted as a microcosm of his first year in office in that it's an administration that's had no shortage of headlines but this was a frenzied pace and many of them are still reverberating today. scaramucci came in and out. we all remember his error rather fondly, at leefast in this business. the manafort raid shows sort of previews what we're seeing with flynn. the investigation comes into the very upper realms of the trump world. we are seeing that he -- the exposure of perhaps, you know, irreparable rifts with two key members of his cabinet. secretary of state tillerson, who had a meet with the prlt duri president during this time in july. and illustrated why it mattered, including how they'd safeguard american businesses overseas, including in particular the trump organization. it was after that meeting the secretary of state reportedly said that he called

the following monday anthony scaramucci was fired. one of the co-authors of the extensive a.p.p., the trump white house's crucible joins me now. why was this such an important period? >> we found that this is obviously a white house that has produced no shortage of headlines but for these 13 days not only was it frenzied but the news that came out still is having consequences today. the white house was shaped, nearly broken, by these 13 days between july 19th and 31st but really changed. the people we talked to in the white house say there was some good and bad. >> how has it changed? >> certainly, first of all, senior staff first changes. the new chief of staff, john kelly who has clamped down on some of the in fighting in the west wing, who has controlled the change of flow of information to the president. who has put together some sort of structure -- >> he still dvrs -- >> he does. they have said he doesn't believe twitter is part of his job. >> or television watching. it does seem to be whatever kelly has done in the paper flow,

cost him his job at the white house. >> i named it insane scaramucci interview.t was so completely different from any on-the-record conversation i had with a spokesman from the white house. how are said i am dismayed the "new yorker" has chosen to calm a relationship i had with a woman inappropriate. lynn: there is some concern that there is backlash. there is concern that everything gets lumped together and it shouldn't be. my friend allen alda who has been a great supporter of women's rights for many decades. what we should do is have a safe word. one phrase universally recognized as something that means you can't do it anymore now. i think the word stop is fine, the word no is fine. but if those are too subtle. what allen alda suggested is that's not okay. even bystanders can use if they see something going on. there have to be lines drawn. we should not have to bear the onus of this and police it. but something needs to be done. howie: there was a moving piece by selma hayek about harvey weinstein. she says he asked her for sex and asked to watch her take a s

but there is a huge asterisk on those 11 days, because anthony scaramucci had not taken a pay from those 11 days. we will have to leave all of that for the presidential historians to sort out. so hope hicks is the second least experienced white house communications director in history, second only to anthony scaramucci. and is the youngest in white house history. we should shoal you more video of hope hicks speaking if we had any. but she avoids microphones more than jared kushner. she is in her position because she exhibits by all accounts the thing donald trump prizes most, loyalty. donald trump obviously cares nothing about intelligence or wisdom or judgment or experience or knowledge of the workings of government. loyalty is everything to donald trump. and hope hicks' loyalty is being tested now more than it ever has been before. according "the new york times" investigators working with special prosecutor robert mueller have interviewed hope hicks over the last two days. yesterday and today. "the new york times" is also reporting that earlier this year hope hicks was warned about rus

>> you know, i love the phrase about anthony scaramucci was sent packing. it wasn't clear he was there long enough to unpack in the first place. >> yeah, 11 days. >> i don't know if the -- look, there is no one in the trump orbit who is entirely safe, except for those who share his name, and even they might not be, you know, permanent residents of the white house. the level of turnover is enormous and we are witnessing a level of political turmoil and combat in washington that as polarized as the city has been increasingly over the last 20 years, really is unprecedented. i mean, everything we are watching from devin nunes and the attacks on the fbi to the way the health care and tax bill unfolded to the way that donald trump criticized members of his own administration and attacks law enforcement agencies, all of this has produced kind of a level of perpetual kind of crisis. and fueled by social media, 24-hour cable, all of the advances in communications that weren't there 20 and 25 years ago. in that environment, you know, we are talking about the life spa

for the white house, first, the trump hired scaramucci over sean spicer's objection.his led to spicer's departure later that day which changed the public face of the white house. and then scaramucci came in and started immediately under the guise of an anti-loop crusade. though it's unclear how much of the influence he had in the final decision, it culminates with trump finally dispatching priebus, doing to as air force one was landing back at joint base andrews after a speech in long island where the president encouraged police officers to rough up suspects. i don't think many dispute the idea that the white house itself is a little bit unorganized now. the paper process is controlled. the oval office door closes sometimes and isn't just grand central station like before when came were in awandering in and . john kelly said he's not trying to control the president's twitter feed, and that while things around trump work better, the president himself remains out of john kelly's ability to stay on message, to not get in his own way. >> there was the hope from a lot of p

and then john kelly fired scaramucci. decades.n bush was at 6%, obama at rake about was closest at 17%. >> if the team keeping training united have to bring people in and train them, it's very disruptive. >> we'll see what bannon. >> even if itngs d resignations people like steve bannon a warn the president >> by the way, are you going to get the votes? you'd going to say, tom, you're fired. >> reporter: just likein contin rely on a very small top advisers withun of almighty. >> thank you, chip. >>> ahead, "48eveals new information about the deadly siege of t texas, in 1983. >> i'm peter van sant here in it's been nearly a quarter of a century since more than 75 flowerf rigious leader david ka resch perished in a fiery standoff with agents. new revelations on the predicted increase the federal worried about their bottom line too. ahead, why theaxons. you're watching "cbs this morning." take mucinex dm. i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. on looks like i'm good all night! why take 4-hour cough medicineur? let's end th

just embarrassing. >> let's go to anthony scaramucci who was part of the white house in a big way butng and he has a poor language problem. >> to have a potty mouth, he had such a potty mouth during an interview with the new yorker and he trashed the entire operation at the white house and when you work for the most open-mouth president in history you have to have serious potty mouth and to be kicked out of this white house, he really let loose pretty badly. rob: maxine waters hates the president. >> my position against this president and his administration is clear. i oppose this president, do not honor this president, do not respect this president and i will fight every day until he is impeached. impeach 45. we have decided we will not stand by and allow fox news and right wing republicans to deify the rule of law. rob: that is not very nice. >> if you don't have anything nice to say you must be maxine waters. that tone and constantly -- when was the last time you heard her say anything positive about anybody ever and taking shots at fox news so she is just -- rob: the far left is v

alix: good to see you, anthony scaramucci. good to catch up.to say merry christmas. i don't know what you are a lot to say anymore on these television sets. alix: in the market, we are looking at what's happening with cpi. the dow jones still up on it ties of the session, up 17 points. other asset classes are taking the heat. the dollar index dropped .2%. yields moving lower. goes flatter. gold up a bit by five dollars an ounce. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: what caught my eye this morning is the region of cpi in the market. disappointing, core coming in at -- overall coming in at 2.2%. core disappointing. medical service cost flatlining. use car services up only 1%. an interesting breakdown. up, how itbrought it relates to cpi. is it a pricing power problem? alix: is it going to be a consistent laggard or are we playing catch-up? one of my favorite charts, gdp versus core cpi. about a six-month lag before core starts to pick up. that divergence continuing. willie bridge that gap? that will be front and center for the fed today. you are seeing a r

in north korea and between the us and the uk as well, but will he go the way of flynn, spicer, scaramucciite house people, in this case the secretary of, is he going to go out well? this is the biggest clue —— secretary of the. the white house says he is definitely staying so that has to be the biggest clue —— secretary of the. i looked online and i couldn't find anything as to whether or not rex tillerson would leave and the global instability that would cause to some extent, given the stock market is at an all—time high. but i did find bets on donald trump being impeached, that's what people are putting their money on, not rex tillerson. what the odds might be... i saw one line that says when the president loses confidence in someone president loses confidence in someone they will no longer serve in their capacity, that comes from sarah huckabee saunders. talking about losing confidence, we know what rex tillerson is reported to have said about donald trump in any case. allegedly he called his president a moron. one would expect that sooner or later he will go if that sooner or later he

. >> i now just got a piece of information in my ear that scaramucci has just resigned. >> at the 11thyou had to blow up the scripts. >> yesterday. the mooch couldn't make it to day 11. >> the guy got fired before the job began. >> being able to plan ahead has become virtually impossible. >> and now the president tweets again. you can't make this stuff up. >> joe piscapo doesn't mind the rapid pace of trump news. >> it's a gift from heaven, a gift from god. everybody's so upset, the vitriol, the hate, the divide. i am loving it. ♪ it's time for you >> the former snl comic now hosts a conservative radio talk show. >> i complained in florida. i spoke at a trump/pence rally. >> i know donald like 25 years. >> you don't get angry at all the jokes the way others do? >> no, does it go too far? it does go too far. does it go disrespectful of the office of the presidency of the united states? i think so. >> let me read this presidential briefing. i have the briefing right here. >> next, how far is too far. late night goes off the rails. >> you're the president, but you're turning into a [ blee

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anthony scaramucci is in. >> never a dull moment at the white house.news this afternoon, controversial communications director, anthony scaramucci removed from his decision after only 10 days on the job! >> the president made decision to fire the former fbi director last tuesday. >> president over last several months lost confidence in james comey. >> robert mueller is leading the special probe. >> the deputy attorney general to head up the investigation into russia's involvement in our election and if there were any ties to the trump campaign. ♪ david: hurricane harvey is intensifying. >> i didn't think it could get much worse. >> all across houston. all across texas. i thought we would be done by now, but no. david: then there is hurricane irma. have you heard about this one? it is in the atlantic. it is rapidly gaining strength, battering islands with winds up to 185 miles-an-hour. melissa: irma destroying the caribbean, massive hurricane laying waste to the island of dough minute car, heading to american territories puerto rico and virgin islands.

you know, i really just want to talk to you about scaramucci the next few minutes. >> sure. everyone in our line of work misses him terribly. >> he was something else. that day when he got fired, well. but sessions, he was chafing at sessions back in july. >> that's right. >> arguably it's only gotten worse. >> he's still feeling that. as we put our hands around 2017 and donald trump, we came back to that july. it was sort of of a breaking point certainly for the white house, an inflection point and we're feeling the after shocks. sessions is a great deal with that. he believes that that decision by the attorney general was disloyal. he believes that decision by the attorney general gave him bob mueller which is shadowing his presidency and threatening to derail his agenda. he feels like sessions in some ways, you know, in a trump world, even though he himself has not always shown much loyalty to his associates, he demands it. >> not at all. >> he demands it himself. he's still so angry at sessions, we've learned recently he in fact is blaming him, in part, for the roy moore

and then john kelly fired scaramucci. he's studied it for over four decades.the presidency, george w. bush was at 6%, obama at 9% and rake about was closest at 17%. >> if the team keeping training united have to bring people in and train them, it's very disruptive. >> we'll see what happens with mr. bannon. >> even if it led to more firings and resignations of people like steve bannon and tom price who got this warning from the president months befo get the votes? you'd better or otherwise i'm going to say, tom, you're fired. >> reporter: just like during the campaign, he continues to rely on a very small circle of top advisers with a high amount of almighty. >> thank you, chip. >>> ahead, "48 hours" reveals new information about the deadly siege of a cult in waco, texas, in 1983. >> i'm peter van sant here in waco, texas. it's been nearly a quarter of a century since more than 75 flowers of the religious leader david ka resch perished in a fiery standoff with federal agents. new revelations on the branch predicted increase the federal deficit and some chariti

dana bash is talking trump's first year in 2018 with the former communications director anthony scaramuccistate of the union." >>> i could smell the smoke, i could see the flames. it was real like a nightmare. to think that somebody not only burned the mosque, but was trying to burn everything that you believed in. that no, you're not part of the american fabric. i kept thinking, what is going on here? you know, we live here, our kids grew up here, are we wanted? are we welcome? is this good-bye, eviction notice? ♪ >> when i became aware that it was an act of arson, ahate crime, i chose to offer the keys of the synagogue to the muslim community. that was done without any religion or politics. >> there are 120 churches in north texas. and there's one mosque and one synagogue. it is easy to fall into your own world and bubble. but i never would have expected the people to respond like this. hundreds of people came out of the woodwork to show up for the prayer services. >> we had christians, jews, blacks, whites, gays, straights, standing together. >> i remember praying together with hundreds

scaramucci attacking steve bannon and fired before getting on the white house payroll this year settingord for fast firings. this weekend, he told a group in new york city that steve bannon is -- was dramatically and incredibly divisive in the white house. he was leaking on everybody. you don't leak on the president if you're the president's senior adviser. so, the guy's a loser. up next, more on the trump/bannon loser political suicide mission. hey! yeah!? i switched to geico and got more! more savings on car insurance!? they helped with homeowners, too! ok! plus motorcycle, boat and rv insurance! geico's got you covered! like a blanket! houston? you seeing this? geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. but he hasoke up wwork to do.in. geico. so he took aleve. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve. all day strong. ( ♪ ) ♪ i feel like fire ( ♪ ) the 2018 cadillac xt5. ♪ worship me beauty, greater than the sum of its parts. come in for our season's best offers

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>> anthony scaramucci. >> played by "sex and the city" actor mario cantown. >> oohy, oohy, oohy -- >>en potus leaves the studio for improvised sketches. >> this is really terrible. >> what are we, off-roading? >> there you go. wonderful. >> in one popular segment, anthony's trump -- >> i saw change! this is not like the old neighborhood at all. >> -- visits his childhood home in queens, new york. >> it's a beautiful neighborhood. >> what an awful block. >> why did you decide to bring your character here? >> i always wanted to do the roots of trump. my version of him is like sort of petulant and like always rejecting his past. >> this is where donald trump was born. >> okay, i don't need my own biography, mike. >> the formula worked. the show has vaulted to the top of comedy central's ratings. this demand for trump humor brought another comic to an unexpected place. >> i would never think to watch a late-night show on netflix on a daily basis, because that's not what it does. but it's interesting that she landed there. >> chelsea handler landed netflix's first-ever talk show, "chelsea.

tom price, steve bannan, anthony scaramucci, reince priebus, shawn spicer and michael flynn. >> i wasse of the russia investigation. >> it is isis the military believes that killed those four americans. >> this was once again kim jong un flexing his muscle. >> a deadly explosion at an ariana grande concert. >> a massive blast. >> oh, my god. >> carnage. >> my life flashed before my eyes. ♪ >> this is a >> the longest-named storm to torture texas now in history. >> waters are up to your chest. >> it's going to be okay. it's going to be okay. >> hurricane irma. >> irma. >> these winds are unbelievable. >> hurricane irma is right over us right now. >> to see everything crumbling around us. >> overnight these fires are on the move. >> the scene here is po apocalyptic. >> holy cow. >> i gotta get help. >> nearly 30 accusers and counting. >> and then i just fled. >> we were seeing person after person coming forward, the list of accusations growing. >> people need to be held accountable. >> there's a mistake. moonlight, you guys won best picture. >> you heard them say "moonlight." >> i didn'

to scaramucci to compare them. look, first of all, it should be noted there are two gorkas in the white house. his wife is still very much in the administration and i am concerned she stays on sebastian gorka, from his ph.d. adviser, he's not a terrorism expert. nevertheless, he was involved in the white house. it's unclear he did anything. as far as we can tell, never had security clearance. his ability to come in and influence policy while that might have been there on the tv side, not so sure what he did. clearly as richard and jill have said, he was a polarizing figure in the sense there's an appeal to this fringe element of white supremacists and nazis and clearly, he had an appeal to them. he was someone caught wearing if i recall correctly, a symbol that harked back to the sort of hungarian nazi connection. these are not the people we need in the white house to represent our government. >> talking about this sort of importance of information getting to the president, what do you make of what do you make of g

ryan lizza of "the new yorker" is best known for his interview that brought down anthony scaramucci.ull investigation. >>> well, there is a lot of mystery surround the death of an engineer at google whose naked body was found in san francisco bay. her boyfriend reported 23-year-old chch ma missing on the same day her body was discovered. an autopsy is being conducted. >>> in medical news teenagers are smoking less marijuana in colorado after the state legalized the drug for recreational use. a federal survey shows the rate of teens using pot in colorado has now fallen to its lowest level in nearly a decade. teen alcohol, tobacco and heroin use also down. >>> frightening sight here. the shark lurking in that crystal clear water near a patrol boat. it's one of the biggest great white sharks ever spotted. that boat is 27 feet long. that shark is thought to weigh several thousand pounds and be close to 20 feet long. >> literally going to need a bigger boat. ♪ da da da da da >>> on to monday night football, shall we? it wasn't sharks but dolphins attacking the patriots. tom brady had a ro

anthony scaramucci, with his words to the new yorker last week, he has surely thrown a bomb into theg behind you, the white house. hmph, not at all. i know that's what our colleagues on the hill on the left and in the chattering classes of the leftist media would want people to believe. but it's not at all like that. we are excited, the agenda, "make america great again," is working. we strengthened the team. we have people who can communicate to the base that elected him as president. sebastian gorka left the white house just a month later. one of the most extraordinary features of the first months of the trump presidency has been the deepening sense of a war between the white house and the so—called mainstream media. and top of the president's enemy list is the new york times, the grand old lady of american newspapers, which donald trump portrays as a purveyor of lies. this is a president, umm, who does not like the press. no president ever like the press he gets. he likes it less. this is a man who made his name in the real estate industry by manipulating the tabloids. he becomes

resigned after the network was forced to retract and apologize for a story winking trump ally anthony scaramucci to a russian and vestment fund their report was based on a single anonymous source leading to many factual and accuracies and the report and in december two thousand and sixteen the guardian published an article by bin jacobs claiming julian assange gave guarded praise of trump and blasted clinton during an interview the report alleges songe had a close relationship with the russian government soon after the article was published in one viral being shared millions of times on the enter net however both claims were completely false prior to that slate published an article by franklin foer detailing a connection between trump's businesses and a bank and russia on october twenty sixth he and hillary clinton sent out an e-mail summing up what she got from the slate article for your mention the new york times was investigating the link the times later reported the f.b.i. walked into the matter and dismissed the idea that two servers were a secret channel for communication between trump and

of staff rights priebus, press secretary sean spicer, chief strategist steve bannon, and anthony scaramucci the firing of fbi director james comey, the appointment of robert mueller to lead the investigation into russia's election meddling and the trump administration's alleged collusion with moscow, the president fulfilling campaign pledge in the spring. >> the united states will withdraw from the paris climate accord. >> reporter: another pledge in the fall. >> it is time to officially recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. >> house majority whip steve scully's shot at a congressional baseball practice, the louisiana republican returning to the house for 15 weeks later. another lawmaker, senator john mccain dealing with phyllis announcing his brain cancer diagnosis, fears over nuclear conflict with north korea escalating the mid back and forth between kim jung un's regime and the trump administration, the president inserted into the debate over protests during the national anthem personally attacking nfl players who chose not to stand when the national anthem was playing, democrats

here to respond, former communications director anthony scaramucci. >> how do you respond to that?ou left out one thing. merry christmas. christmas is back. jesse: you were involved in some of these fake news items. what do you think of these people. why do they keep being put on air when they keep blowing it. >> i think it's something about the president's style. he's a larger than life figure. he believes in the impossible. most of entrepreneurs know how to go from zero to one. and that's him. on isis and tax reform. at the end of the day, in my cell phone he's listed as ted rose. short for teddy roosevelt. at the end of the day what the trump legacy will be is empowering middle class families with more positive income. $1,000 checks getting written by some of the largest corporations in america. jesse: that wasn't supposed to happen. the greedy ceos were going to scwirlt away. >> at robber baron era when teddy roosevelt got in there, he pushed these guys to create better living standards for their workers and for people who are employed. he said we'll build the cars and we'll gi