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he hung in there and stayed principal. >> harris: anthony scaramucci. >> anthony: can we get a shot of the shoes before i leave? >> harris: by the way, welcome back from italy. for more now on the president signaling he may revoke bruce ohr's security clearance, let's bring in at former doj official and senior legal fellow. he heard my conversation with anthony scaramucci just now about bruce ohr and what's going on with security clearance. by the way, why does he still have one? 's before he was removed from his post as the associate deputy attorney general when all of this started surfacing. here's the thing to keep in mind with bruce ohr. he violated the conflict of interest rules and regulations. if you can't be involved in a case in which you are a family member has a financial interest. the financial interest here was that his wife was being paid by the company that put together the steel dossier, and yet he was then getting that political opposition research and funneling it to the fbi to help convince them to start a federal investigation. that is such a basic violation to the

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. >> so joining us now is former white house communications director anthony scaramucci. anthony, thank you so much for being with us this morning. i believe you are in michigan this morning, halfway across the country. you were connected to the trump campaign during the time that rick gates and paul manafort were there. they are now involved in this trial. what were your impressions of them at the time? >> well, you know, i knew rick probably better than paul because we worked a i long side of each other everyday. i would say in paul's case he was always very good to me. he is very well organized guy. if you remember going back into that time frame, the big concern for the campaign at that time was the president was winning primary after primary but was there going to be some sort of revolt at the convention? and would he lose delegates in some kind of legal rig ma roll at the convention. paul was an expert in that and he was brought in to help us with that. when corey left, candidate trump then mr. trump elevated paul to the campaign manager. >> sure. >> but i didn't --

he junior, and the fact that anthony scaramucci. ..erprise to capitalise on his association with the trump family and somehow managed to not get caught up in the white house‘s legal problems either. he must be one of the only people in the white house that hasn‘t been caught up in the mueller probe. what i said about scaramucci is that he has no filter and what he said about this performance, the trump family would find it very funny, they know how to take a joke. do they?! they don‘t like saturday night live! is forever moaning about it! this is the poor man‘s saturday night live, it‘s horrendous. and he only worked there for 11 days, perhaps he did not learn very much about the boss and his family. i don‘t think that will go down terribly well! see you tomorrow. dealing. sunshine at a premium across the country today. and in fact many areas had quite a lot of cloud. this is a weather front which will bring some outbreaks of rain across scotland and northern ireland through the night. ahead of that we had some sunshine. and though the

>> i want to talk to you about anthony scare -- scaramucci.nt to really get under trump's skin then cut off his oxygen giving him so much attention. i disagree where he said omarosa helped this president with garnering voting from the african-american community. that's not true. she has no credibility when it comes to the african-american community. she has no credibility. >> the military parade is off. trump says he is saving you from paying too much. what is the truth behind the parap parade? the final closing argument of the week, next. for just $59... ancestrydna can open you to a world of new cultures to explore. with two times more detail than any other dna test... you can get a new taste of your heritage. only $59- our site's lowest price ever. i'm a small business, but i have... big dreams... and big plans. so how do i make the efforts of 8 employees... feel like 50? how can i share new plans virtually? how can i download an e-file? virtual tours? zip-file? really big files? in seconds, not minutes... just like that. like everything...

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jesse: anthony scaramucci is the reasoned and measured one at the table.his was a bad week for the cuomo brothers. it began with chris cuomo defending antifa. >> if you are a punk that comes to start trouble and hurt people, you are not about a virtuous cause. but when someone comes to call out bigots and it gets hot and physical. are they equally wrong as the bigot they are fighting? i argue no. drawing a moral he quiver len i between those -- a moral equivalency i a -- amoral equiv. jesse: he's talk about the antifa people. jesse: these are the guys the antifa people chris cuomo * is defending. >> it came down to it and it was a group effort. i would murder him for the people, i would. >> we have to do number like qaddafi. jesse: his brother andrew cuomo said this. >> we are not going to make america that great again it was never that great. we have not reached greatness. we'll reach greatness when every american is fully engaged. jesse: what do you want to take on first. >> number one, andrew had the worst week for sure. but what i would caution my frie

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here's anthony scaramucci. >> just great fun.ys wanted a second white house press conference, and i couldn't get one, i only lasted 11 days. >> he introduced to this gas, who are playing members of the trump family. i will set this up very quickly. this is kind of like an osmond special, trump family is gathering but daddy trump doesn't show up. so ivanka has to assume the role as hostess and what does the family do when data is detained? pacing. -- abasing ♪ ♪ >> laura: oh, my god. did anthony scaramucci, who's been very nasty come by the way, to me, even though he sat where you set a couple of times, not anytime soon, but does he have some creative -- was he better at producing or being involved in us than he was as five seconds as press secretary? >> i think they just hired him to promote this. it's so embarrassing. >> laura: first of all, why is ivana back? >> i will only go see this win the mooch and omarosa are for looms. when they come into the cast. >> laura: this weekend, a former vatican diplomat charged that the pope a

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with us now former communications directors for the white house anthony scaramucci. thank you for taking the time after such a crazy week. great that we have you on the show. when is the last time you spoke with the president? >> oh, i would say early august. it was probably right after the -- the aftermath of the juncker meeting after he met with president juncker we had a conversation related to trade. i know there is bad news but there is good news. it looks like the nafta deal will likely get signed. i don't want to pak a prediction but that will get done and that will be positive for north america. >> now, the president would be happy to hear you talking about the economy and to try to take away from some of the negative headlines this we can. some people would argue this has been trump's worst week in office. how do you think behind the scenes he is handling what he likely sees as betrayal with cohen's plea, pecker, weisselberg getting immunity? yeah, no, i'm not -- actually i'm not trying to take away from any of that. i do think it was a very bad week. there

. >> jimmy: at that time he hired anthony scaramucci to be -- would he have been your -- would you have the structure would work then, yes. >> jimmy: and that was unacceptable? >> correct. >> jimmy: yeah. and in fact, anthony scaramucci, you mention in the book, texted you when he got the job and said, give me a call, and you did not give him a call? >> correct. >> jimmy: why didn't you call him? >> because i didn't want to have that conversation. i knew -- i'd already thought about that this was god telling me, here's your off-ramp, take it. and i didn't think -- i've nothing against him personally. i didn't think that structure was sustainable. and i felt like i knew what i wanted to do. i'd talked to my wife and my mom and said, i'm comfortable, i'm at peace with this decision. and i didn't want to have a conversation that would be -- that would lead to any other outcome but that. >> jimmy: what did your mom think of all the abuse you got, of all -- the things you were -- you know, obviously there were a lot of jokes made at your expense. >> many by you. >> jimmy: many by me. [ laugh

alan dershowitz bottom of the hour at 9:30 eastern time and with today's headliner anthony scaramucci joins us at 10:00 eastern time. the quote of the night from sekulow. line up 100 lawyers and have 100 lawyers say don't sit down for an interview. >> sandra: we'll ask alan about that in a minute. back to the frightening and developing story in new mexico. prosecutors are saying one of the children found at that compound was being trained to commit school shootings by one of the suspects whose father has links to the 1993 world trade center bombing. let's go to william la jeunesse. what is the latest on what we're learning was going on there? >> sandra, court records filed yesterday tell us two important things. at least some of the kids were there to learn how to fire weapons with the intent to commit school shooting. secondly, that sick little boy who was kidnapped by his father died and was buried at the compound. in all, police found 11 children with no food, water, or electricity along with an ar-15 rifle. 5 five 30-round magazines and the man on the right is siraj wahhaj. two wo

last year anthony scaramucci, the new white house communications director for those ten glorious days, or was it 11, refused to commit to regular white house briefings. the following may the president threatened to replace them with written handouts he said in the name of accuracy. that didn't happen. but it sure likes the idea of reducing transparency and accountability is actually gaining traction at the white house today. president trump, for example, left for his trip to florida this afternoon without saying a word to reporters. and in case you're wondering, that is par for the course. alongside italy's prime minister yesterday, the president refused to answer questions 16 times in just the last six days. >> thank you, thanks, guys. thank you. >> mr. president, sir, is michael cohen lying? >> did michael cohen betray you? >> mr. president, did michael cohen debev tray you, sir? mr. president, why did you cancel the meeting with vladimir putin, sir? >> well, that's what we're seeing more and more of, unanswered questions and fewer chances to ask them. and in the meantime, the presi

here's what anthony scaramucci had to say. >> my guess is probably nothing on those tapes and certainly even though she's writing a book which i think she's really trying to be objective in the book i think she's very loyal to the president. i talked to omarosa yesterday. she loves the the president and the president's family. and i don't think there's anything in those tapes that are going to be explosive or nefarious but i don't like the notion if it is true i didn't ask her if it is or it isn't. i don't like the notion that people are taping him. >> kevin, first is scaramucci right saying there's probably nothing explosive on those recordings because we would have heard about it by now? >> well, i mean people have been recording him now for quite some time. look, with regards to omarosa i think this is someone who has proven over the course of her career to have a political reality, television show type of personality in which she's been able to stay relevant but i want to speak to what julia mentioned in terms of the tension within the administration previously from the campaign to

anthony scaramucci lasted 10 days and said, he has been trying to juggle the america first agenda and the centrists of wall street. gone.ohn tried and he has jason: steve mnuchin was largely unknown, not out of central casting based on previous administrations. n: there are a lot of people who wound up in these three important set of positions in government who would not be there if it had not been for donald trump. a lot of people thought, we are staying away from steve mnuchin. he is a guy from wall street who was in the hedge fund business, , with artunistic philosophy about jumping into things. he jumped into this and landed as treasury secretary, a really important job. when you look back at the people who have had that job, tim geithner, to follow in those footsteps is really something. carol: it is about controlling economic policy. being treasury secretary is different from what we have seen in the past. devin: that is the thing. the treasury secretary's people consider great, they were people who were able to dictate economic policy. steve mnuchin said, i think the president

here to talk about this is anthony scaramucci and joe lockhart. let's get this out of the way first. joe, are journalists the enemy of the american people? >> no. that shouldn't be hard to say from the podium. >> anthony? are journalists the enemy? >> i've said that consistently they are not the enemy. when you use the word enemy that means you're at war with people. i've asked the president and i've said to people in the administration to end the war declaration against the media. >> we might disagree on some other issues but i'm glad all three can agree about the rhetoric. why do you think the president is falling back to this enemy rhetoric and using it more often? do you see a strategy behind it? >> he's upset because if you look at the harvard study and other studies, the bias there is about 90% against the president. he's a counter puncher. i think it's the wrong strategy. what ends up happening is you're uniting people against you that you don't need to unite. if you really understand the first amendment and you understand the hits historica

anthony scaramucci said the case has no evidence the president did anything wrong. >> it is not a tidy case, but i don't think they did anything to implicate the president, these activities were happening well before they joined the trump campaign so hopefully this will get resolved. >> reporter: he submitted improper expenses but did not go into detail about that, facing a lot more cross-examination. >> getting more news about the former personal attorney michael cohen. >> not about the 2016 campaign. michael cohen is being investigated for possible tax fraud to do with the president. shannon: a busy news day. more breaking news by ohio district 12. for black lives matter protesters. senator elizabeth for calling the justice system racist. and texas leading a lawsuit to stop daca in its tracks. he joins us live next. eally prin making it easy for you to get your windshield fixed. with safelite, you can see exactly when we'll be there. saving you time for what you love most. >> kids: whoa! >> kids vo: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ i never count the wrinkles. and i don't add up

fired three reporters in june of last year for a botched story linking transition team member anthony scaramuccia related investigations. congressman jim jordan ripping house democrats for defending bruce ohr during closed-door testimony. >> look at the facts, comey was fired, and or mccabe lightly under oath, fired, jim baker come a former chief counsel demoted, lisa page demoted and left, peter stzrok demoted the left, sally it side, bruce ohr demoted twice, these are the key people who ran these investigations. >> ohr under fire for passing information from fusion gps, the opposition research firmware his wife work that was paid to build the trump dossier. donald trump back on the campaign trail today in indiana, he will rally for republican businessman mike braun who is running for the senate, facing incumbent democratic senator joe donnelly in november, donald trump referred to donnelly as sleeping joe at a rally earlier this year calling him the least effective democratic senator. the trump administration cutting more red tape and flooding the market with thousands of new drugs. garrett te

abby: here to react, anthony scaramucci. knocking himself into the democratic party, and he's taking them out like they're little bowling pins. and and so the weird thing about what he's saying is he's not following the president's strategy. and if you just look at what he was doing last night as an example, the president is embracing working class people. and what the president would probably call non-elites, although he would say they're more elitish in terms of being special than the, quote-unquote, elites. i find this stuff interesting because it's a really bad strategy in terms of going after president trump and his long-term agenda. so i do agree with him, he's a wrecking ball, and he's wrecking the democratic party. and he's actually pushing the democratic party so far to the left, guys, that they're probably going to extinguish their chance to win what could be some winnable districts in 2018. it'll be very interesting to see what happens. pete: part of the premise of his statement which you hear democrats say all th

anthony scaramucci is former white house communications director. he joins us now. tching the president there? >> my dad's hometown. and he had the entire town turn out. that's him. that's what makes him him and why he will win reelection. he is off the cuff. very present in the conversations and doesn't want to let you know this, he is analyzing everybody on that field and looking for their weaknesses and he is going to surgically strike when necessary once he figures out who the competition is. >> sandra: he went further calling out bernie sanders and other potential opponents coming up. watch this. >> president trump: let's say i'm running against pocahontas or crazy bernie. he wants to raise your taxes and create massive amounts of crime. he wants to open your borders. when he goes out and i say one thing african-american, hispanic, asian, you have the lowest level of unemployment in the history of our country. how does somebody fight that? >> sandra: he actually went as far as to be so funny to say maybe i should be against the wall. then democrats will be for i

they fired 3 reporters at cnn because they lied about anthony scaramucci.hey only giving the interview to the mother ship fox news, and senator cruz just gave a cnn reporter a 15-minute on camera intruchlt people make mistakes. those who are assailing everybody are loathe to admit it. i appreciate you running the president's tweets. when the president talks about fake news, he is talking about two big things. inaccurate and unfair reporting and since of omission. not just comission. why are you excluding the information from america? why aren't you telling them about the economy and the drug-free communities. >> sean: you know the answer. they love clinton. they loved obama and they hate bush and trump. they are a biassed so-called news net york. -- network. >> i have a different view. i am not sure it matters anymore. the president uses his social media platform. our director of social media said today that the president has about 160-million. 1 out of every 2 adults on his social media platform. people know when they open up their 401-k statement and they

. >> joining us now is former white house communications director anthony scaramucci. how are you? >> i'm doing well. how are you? >> i'm well, are you concerned that don mcgann is leaving the white house. >> i'm not concerned, these are super hide pressure jobs, and he spent 19 or 20 months in the white house. he has a sterling record. i look at your fewers to look at the record, appellate court judges, two supreme court nominees, and when you think about what don did, it is an amazing achievement. >> i just want to clarify something, it's not does he have steriling credentials, are you worried that without him, something bad will happen in the white house. the reason i ask because you sound more confident than some lawmakers. let me give you some of the warnings. this from senator mcconnell, he says don is the most impressive council since my time in washington. his departure from the white house, when ever thever that mal be a loss. to donald trump, i hope it's not true. he is leaving at white house council? you can't let that happen. >> i think in senator grassley's case it has

communications director anthony scaramucci says it is a good thing because that is what the americaneople want. >> if you have an open border and the welfare state free-market forces dictate people will run across the border, poor across the border and so this policy is working and it is going to mean more economic progress going into november, 2020, so as long as it is humane and fair and judicious way i don't know if there's a problem with it. if anything the president -- this is something to campaign on. rob: the president threatened a government shutdown if democrats do not support funding a border wall. jillian: andrew brinson could be coming home soon. turkish officials are flying to washington to discuss ongoing tensions between the two nations including sanctions punishing turkey for holding buffets leader captive. pastor brunson is accused of supporting an attempted coup in 2016, brunson denies the allegations. rob: dog tags found with the remains of a fallen us soldier sent from north korea. that will be presented to the soldiers's sons outside washington dc. during that ce

let's hear what anthony scaramucci had to say about this. >> when you're protesting you don't have toan scholar, but when you're protesting and the words "doth protest too much" why are you protesting? if you're right on the facts the facts will unfold in a way that's favorable to you and you'll be better served not talking about it. >> doth the president protest too much? >> the scaramucci era. look, i think to me the core -- it's fascinating watching this debate within the president's camp because the idea that a sitting president would refuse to talk to a special counsel investigating a foreign government's attempt to influence the 2016 election seems politically incredible by historical standards. the issue hasn't been litigated but in the past bill clinton sat down with ken starr in part because they recognized that the signal it sends to the american public if you refuse to answer yeses about your behavior is dramatic and as republicans brace for what's happening in ohio today win or lose this kind of thing reinforces the doubts among the white collar voters that trump has been

anthony scaramucci, let me go to your first as we watch the president here. your reaction to these convictions today? >> my heart goes out to the families and i think that's a devastating situation for them and as it relates to the president i think mira mayor gi thinks he will be shielded from both of those cases. people are looking for the smoking gun and it's not in those two cases. we will have to see what else happens in the robert mueller report but what's clear is you can't indict a sitting presiden president. and that will be up to the congress, after what happens. but i don't think this hurts the president. it's bad facts, a question about that but i'm talking about procedurally and illegally i don't get hurt so president. >> martha: let's talk to the legal expert, andy mccarthy. how difficult is what happened today for the president? >> it's difficult, martha, because as anthony pointed out to, the political ramifications are more meaningful than the legal ones. as he points out, the sitting president can't be indicted. the investigation that muelle

chicken-( bleep ) to fire kelly himself and that this plan is reminiscent is of when he hired anthony scaramuccif reince priebus saying, "this is a more subtle version of scaramucci." i'm going to say that-- ( laughter ) i'm going to go out on a limb here, i'm going to go out on a limb here and say that everything is a more subtle version of scaramucci. ( laughter ) including the cast of "jersey shore," joe pesci in "goodfellas," and the phrase "ay, not for nothing, can i get some capocollo, wrap some mozzarella over here." ( laughter ) and trump couldn't be happier with shine, especially the way he handled monday night's rollout of the supreme court pick. one source told "vanity fair" that shine brought in all new lights. he gave trump what is called downlight. trump is a little fat so that made him look younger. although if he really wants a communications director make him look younger, he should choose whoever designed this balloon. ( laughter ) yeah. ( cheers and applause ) that guy's skin is taut, he looks good. hands are a little big. of course, as an expert in communication, bill shine m

did anthony scaramucci, who'sy been very nasty, by the way, to me, even though he sat where you set a couple of times, not anytime soon, but does he have some creative -- was he better at producing or being involved than this than he was as five seconds as press secretary? >> i think they just hired him to promote this. it's so embarrassing. >> laura: first of all, why is ivana fat? >> i will only go see this win the mooch and omarosa are for looms. when they come into the cast. >>he laura: this weekend, a former vatican diplomat charged that the pope and several -- they told a local nbc affiliate of the pope -- he's just too busy. >> the pope is a bigger agenda.p he's gone on to other things, -- he's got to get on with other things, talking about the environment, and protecting migrants, carrying on the work of the church. we are not going to go down through a rabbit hole on this. >> wait a minute, charges that there are corruption and a culture of silence at the very upper echelon of the church, that is a rabbit hole? that affects victims today and victims to come -- >> laura: that

alarm via twitter or statements that they don't think this would be a good idea but we had anthony scaramucci on and he said they're sanguine because if there's no evidence the president did anything wrong why should they be worried? winter isn't coming to the white house. they're not worried because there's no evidence. >> there are a couple different things going on. what anthony is talking about is the mueller investigation and whether don mcgahn is an incriminating witness. he either is or isn't. his story has been told. the administrative job that he has as white house counsel is a very important one and it's not only that don mcgahn is leaving, four of his five deputies are leaving and there's work that has to be done and if there's a democratic congress or house of representatives there will be a new set of work that this white house never had to deal with. they've had a compliance congress for two years, they will have to start responding to investigations. >> committee investigations. interesting. there has to be manpower and people don't see the man power if he leaves. >> right and

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they had to fire three people, three reporters because they lied about anthony scaramucci coming meetingagents before the inauguration, that's a post on the other host from sunday, they lied about ted cruz being afraid to talk to cnn. why are they only giving interviews to the mothership, fox news, and yet, senator cruz had just given a cnn reporter a 16 minutes on-camera interview that cnn not aired. people make mistakes but they are constantly feeling everybody else. i appreciate you running the president's tweets about this. when the president talks about fake news, he is really talking about things that are inaccurate, unfair,r, unbalance, and also sins of omission, not just collimation. >> sean: kelly and -- >> why are you excluding the information, why aren't you talking about the economy, the $91 million -- >> sean: you know the answer. they love clinton, they loved obama, and they hate bush and trump. they are biased so called news network. but they won't admit that they are biased. >> i have a totally different view on all of this! by the way, i'm not sure it matters anymore, se

here's what anthony scaramucci had to say. >> i like omarosa. even though she's writing a book which i think she's trying to be objective in the book. i think heshe's still very loya to the president. i talked to omarosa, she loves the president and she loves the president's family. i don't think there's anything in those tapes that are going to be explosive. if it is true, i didn't ask her if it is or isn't, i don't like that people are taping him. >> there's two different omarosas there, one that loves the family but doesn't. >> well, look, when it comes to omarosa, this was someone who was hired and working at a very high level in the white house. but now, the white house is trying to disavow her. the question is, why did you hire this person? and now, she has these tapes. now, i do think with these tapes because president trump has been so blunt publicly and on twitter, it's unlikely that there's anything in these tapes at this point that could really be shocking. i don't know what would be shocking for president trump at this point. but i t

anthony scaramucci. roger stone to make a few. but surprising to see hope hicks relatively out of the blue ana. >> boris sanchez, you are on top of it. let's play a small part of the interview that president trump was responding to when he insulted the intelligence of both james and cnn anchor my colleague don lemon. the four-time nba most valuable player james making it clear how he feels about the president. watch. >> he has kind of used sport to kind of divide us. >> do you think he uses black thmts as a scapegoat. >> at times. at times. and more often than not i believe he uses anything that's popular to try to negate from people thinking about the positive things they can be doing. >> here with me now white house reporter kate bennett and senior media correspondent host of reliable sources brian stelter. you cover the first lady day in and day out why do you think she wanted to way weigh in here. >> this is the first lady who acts and thinks independently and when we think she zigs she zags. it's not uncommon. but it's within

. >> that from anthony scaramucci there. advice coming as the president's legal team prepares a response to the special counsel's latest proposal about an interview with the president. it's robert mueller's birthday today. yes, it is. sounds like he's not getting a gift from the white house. the president's attorney rudy giuliani telling "the washington post" we have a real reluctance about allowing any questions about obstruction. the president still hasn't made a decision, and we're not going to make a final decision just yet. that sounds a lot like groundhog day. we haven't made a final decision. we don't want you interviewing the president about obstruction. let's start with that. i get the sense here that's a no. if you keep over a period of months sending robert mueller the same answer, that's a no, isn't it? isn't that a, we dare you to subpoena us if you won't back down? >> unless you're representing president trump, who's said many, many times that he wants to do the interview, i think he's the wild card, as always,

'nipple,'" and "twists and turns in minnesota primary," you get -- "angry trump cries after anthony scaramuccis nipple." [ laughter and applause ] that's a little bit crazier. >> steve: tiny bit. >> jimmy: here's the last one. if you blend the stories "trump tariffs hit nuts and fruit," "crop reports damage weak grain market," and "pigs receive transplant of lab grown lungs," you get -- "weak trump receives transplant of lab grown nuts." [ applause ] we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, man, i'm so excited. we have a fantastic show tonight. she is going to be honored with the video vanguard award at the mtv video music awards this monday night. i'm going to be there too. >> steve: ooh! >> jimmy: jennifer lopez is here tonight! >> steve: yeah! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: jennifer lopez! >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: oh, i love her. we're going to talk to her about the award, then later in the show we're going to celebrate with a new bit called "dance break." >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: i'm sure i

his judgment, whether it is michael flynn, anthony scaramucci, omarosa, the list goes on and on. this is not the first situation where people have been unhinged. lisa: the president was unhinged to hire omarosa. but it was fine for president clinton because? >> she particularly i think was not unhinged back then. this is a different omarosa. this is a long list, i think we all agree he does not have a good track record and this is the first person who is a appointed the next supreme justice trying to take away women's right. lisa: i forgot this is about omarosa. what is your take on this? >> my take on omarosa, it will help the present. i think that's what she does not want to have happen and i think it will because she does not have credibility. when you look at the nec a person who really does not like the president as we all know, he goes out there and says, i never said that. it was unverified, it is not credible.michael cohen said that. i never said that either! they are saying is not possible. even if there is truth in any account people say, i'm not so sure this is who you

at the progression of people that have been along this administration, what you see is from anthony scaramucci to omarosa, to rob porter, there's a litany of people who have come through here. michael cohen. why they r they taping and leaking all the time? seen it in every political organization i've been a part of. it starts from the top. the standard is set at the top and what happens at the top filters its way down. this is how donald trump wants his life to be. >> now there's a weird question, you pointed this out in the piece about the nondisclosure agreement. president trump said she signed one. she didn't sign the one or she says she didn't for this new job she did not accept. $180,000 agreement and not disparage or talk about the president and black outreach. take a listen to kellyanne con way saying it' perfectly normal to sign them. >> it's typical and you know it. to sign an nda. >> in the west wing? you've signed a non-disclosure. >> we have confidentiality agreements in the west wing, absolutely we do. why wouldn't we? >> i know it's -- you know, you can't share state secrets. non

from fake news cnn, 2017, three cnn employee is resigned after a fake story about our friend anthony scaramuccia few months later, cnn was flamed and embarrassed over a fake report about donald trump jr. let's never forget cnn's fake reporting over president trump. remember, with the japanese prime minister, and they were feeding the fish? since the very moment donald trump announced his run for office, cnn has been blinded by their hatred. while the network ramps up this crazy rhetoric and faulty reporting to destroy the president, the country is improving by leaps and bounds. stock market breaking new records, seeing historic low levels of unemployment in 14 states, african-americans, hispanic americans, women in the workforce, youth unemployment, 52 year low. now we have more great news that their labor report, consumer confidence today closing and an 18 year high. so much more good news to report on the economic front. we'll get to all that. joining us now, more information on bruce ohr's testimony, texas congressman john radcliffe and from "the hill," john solomon. we'll start with you, co

with us now, former trump white house communications director anthony scaramucci. great to have you on. when the last time you spoke with the president? >> i would say early august -- it was probably right after the aftermath of the jumeeting. it looks like the nafta deal will likely get signed. i don't want to make a predict, but seems like in the next two weeks, that will get done, and that will be very positive for north america. >> the president -- >> and for american -- >> the president will be happy to hear you talking about the economy and try to take away from some of the negative headlines this week. some people would argue this has been trump's worst week in office. how do you think behind the scenes he's handling what he likely sees as betrayal? >> yeah, no, i'm not actually really trying to take away from any of that. i do think it was a very bad week. three, four dominos fell this week. i sort of agree with my former law school professor alan dershowitz that the president, at least as the facts have been relayed and the facts that have been opened up s