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anthony scaramucci is on deck. >> journalists from new york, anthony scaramucci.white house communications director. give work with president trump on this abc interview.what did he just say of course i would call the fbi.what did he give his detractors in these answers to the george stephanopoulos? >> is the precept, the first clause was about his son anything he was being defensive about don junior and trying to explain that you know, he didn't say he thought there was a lot of innocence related to don junior. he walked back and now the social media and everyone is on top of him and dissecting every single syllable. and every sentence and so forth. i get all of that but we have got, we're going to election season will be focusing more results that we were that sort of stuff. i think that's what caused him -- >> does he have any regrets about the way he handled it? >> and i think so. i don't think he has any results. at the end of the day he has a certain style, if you look at the approval ratings and you look at things like the cnn poll, 54 percent of the americ

former white house communications director anthony scaramucci joins me now to weigh in on that and moreay, white house communications director, who is it going to be. >> he's not going to take me back, but i would 100% go back. he needs some killers around him. i kill enough. i would also yell at him. i would yell at him. judge jeanine: you can't yell at the president. >> in a polite way. stop calling them the enemy of the people. you are the president of the united states. judge jeanine: but it works for him. >> he has such a great relationship 45-50 years with the press. and they secretly still love him. joe scarborough secretly loves him. he's just got to calm it down a little bit. i want him to win by 60% to 70%. >> i want him to win by whatever it takes to win. we know it will be a close one. >> he has got an unbelievable record to run on. i don't know the people, i'm two years removed from it now. >> we have hogan gidley. and who else is there. mercedes. steffey grisham is great. the president already decided, that's how much i know. >> you and i love him. you remember what ed koc

we have lisa mÉndez, jonathan lemire, anthony scaramucci. let's get back to the wall.trump criminal investigations challenges democrats to brand oversight hearings as the trump criminal investigations in lou of moving right to impeachment. >> i believe he's been involved in a criminal cover-up. i've said that before, and our investigation is demonstrating that. it's about investigating. it's about litigating. it's about getting the truth. to hold everyone accountable and no one is above the law. yesterday the president gave us once again evidence that he does not know right from wrong. >> a i threw out a strategy. i said impeachment is the branding problem, it's a word. i said call it the trump criminal investigations, everything tie it all together, donald trump beat, drum beat. but even the reaction to the new trump dirt thing, not like this is the next of impeachment. one more criminal thing to look at, are you kind of feeling that strategy out there? >> that's sort of the strategy the leadership wants to take, although i do think speaker pelosi will have a harder t

to the fullest. >>> former white house communications director anthony scaramucci.minutes. we wanted to talk to you bus the president among other things announced his candidacy for re-election. i want to talk to you a little bit about first the strategy he's running on here. i guess this is the way to set this question up that i had in mind. it's this -- here's a poll result from a few weeks ago asking people about the state of the economy. how do they consider things going economically? you can see 70% in this poll said things are either excellent or good. 28% said not so good or poor. normally a president with those numbers would have an approval rating 55%, 60%, 70%. donald trump's approval rating right now is in the low 40s. it's been there throughout his entire presidency, pretty much. can a president win re-election if voters aren't giving him credit for the economy? >> well, first of all, thanks for having me, steve. you know, in your book you describe the whole split that's going on in the united states right now. and so the president is taking a position, i

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brien: what about anthony scaramucci, he wouldn't turn it down if you would give him a 12th day. >> inot the mueller special counsel recommended that you fire kellyanne conway because she's repeatedly violated the hatch act where she has essentially -- the hatch act, let me explain, prohibits government employees in engaging political activities while on the job, they say, special counsel's office she disparaged presidential candidates in tv and media and repeat offender and calling on you to fire her, what are you going to do? >> looks like they are trying to take away her right of free speech. it's not fair. they asked a question, i think one of them was involved with your show. you ask them a question, you ask a person a question and every time you are supposed to say i can't answer, i can't answer, she has to have the right of responding to questions. it really sounds to me like a free-speech thing. steve: you're not going to fire her? >> no, i'm not going to fire her, i think she's a tremendous person, tremendous spokesperson, she's loyal, she's a great person. based on what i sa

brien: what about anthony scaramucci, he wouldn't turn it down if you would give him a 12th day. >> iike anthony, i think he should stay where he is right now. anthony is doing a good job and let's keep it that way for a little while, but anthony really is a good guy, stephanie is terrific. brian: okay. >> we have a lot of great people, a lot of people to choose from. steve: yesterday the office of the special counsel, this is not the mueller special counsel recommended that you fire kellyanne conway because she's repeatedly violated the hatch act where she has essentially -- the hatch act, let me explain, prohibits government employees in engaging political activities while on the job, they say, special counsel's office she disparaged presidential candidates in tv and media and repeat offender and calling on you to fire her, what are you going to do? >> looks like they are trying to take away her right of free speech. it's not fair. they asked a question, i think one of them was involved with your show. you ask them a question, you ask a person a question and every time you are suppo

former white house communications director anthony scaramucci helps us big in why she left and why we've gone 95 days without a white house press briefing. let's begin with that breaking news. we now know the matchup. who will face-off on each of the two nights of the democratic primary debates hosted by nbc news. here they are. the announcement comes less than 24 hours after finding out which 20 candidates made the cut for the debate stage. the two-hour event airs on june 26th and june 27th. live from miami right here on msnbc, on nbc news and telemundo. joining me now, national political correspondent, steve kornacki. arguably, this is one of the key moments in all of the campaign, right? it's going

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and then the white house press secretary, sean spicer and then reince priebus, and then anthony scaramucci and then dooef bannon who was the last manager of his campaign. and then the health secretary tom price had to resign. and then the white house staff secretary when we learned the dark reasons why he couldn't get a security clearance. and then the chief economic adviser and secretary of state rex tillerson and another white house communications director hope hicks. and then h.r. mcmaster and the v.a. secretary and the ridiculous nominee who was supposed to replace the v.a. secretary. and then the head of the epa has to resign and another corruption scandal. and then the attorney general and the interior secretary and another corruption scandal. and then another white house communications director, the guy from fox news has to go, and then the defense secretary james mattis resigns in protest and then the homeland security gets fired as well. there might be more just tonight. i know i might have missed about 30 ones of those riffing those off the top of my head. we have seen this incre

joining me now in the studio in new york tonight anthony scaramucci former white house communications director and author of trump, the blue collar president. katie pavlich town hall news editor and fox news contributor and former press secretary for hillary clinton and former dnc spokesman also a fox news contributor. welcome all of you. thank you very much for being here tonight. what about that mo? let me start with you. there was a lot sort of getting the thrown at the fan flip flop on two big issues, china and abortion. >> on china it's interesting. i think what you hear the biden people saying today is that this was maybe more of a clarification, right? and i sort of get it in a way. if you listen to what he was saying last week, i think what he was trying to do was compare himself or juxtapose himself to the president. a president who comes out with american carnage in his inaugural address, has painted a very stark vision of the future in many ways. biden has this entire campaign trying portray himself and come across as the as picial figure. i think what he was trying to say

and now, former white house communications director anthony scaramucci and anthony, look.bviously you are joining us -- everyone should see because i see the background from rome tonight where they watch in race as closely as we are. but florida a crucial swing state, the president there of course he won it by a percentage point. ed points out rightly, fox news and everybody else's polls did not show that on the eve of the election. nonetheless, the president is looking at polls now that show him losing to joe biden and bernie sanders handily. how worried are you about democratic enthusiasm for turnout in florida? >> well, listen, i think we would all accept it's very early. and we could point to people like howard dean that had huge leepds at this point appear and so on and so forth. i am more worried than i would be in 2016 because the president is not a novelty anymore and he is running on a track record. i've often said on this network and other networks what the president is doing has been astounding. he has a great economic record to run on. how he sometimes does it,

just to put this in context for you, she served more than 70 times as many days as anthony scaramuccid about a week and a half. remember before him, there was sean spicer. he resigned after 182 days. turnover is not new for this white house. just take a look at all the announced departures from thissed a mihm station since it took over the west wing back in 2017. still a number of vacancies throughout the administration. in the cabinet alopgs there's an acting secretary of defense, acting dea administrator and acting faa administrator. according to the "washington post's" latest count, the president has yet to nominate more than 100 top-level positions. those are jobs that must be approved by the senate. president trump was asked about the vacancies this morning on fox. >> first of all, you don't need all these positions. it's government. many of them we don't need. we're running government great. we don't need all the people they want to give us. as i say, save the money for the taxpayer. >> well, on that note that wraps things up for this hour. i'm morgan radford. i filled in for ka

brian: i hope anthony scaramucci watched. we booked him for the segment.or. did you watch last night? >> did i watch last night. brian: good job. what stands out for you. >> listen, i thought kamala harris she practiced that probably consistently for 10 days. i was surprised that vice president biden had not practiced. it seemed like he was going in there to wing it. when you are the frontrunner like that, everybody is going to be -- you have target practice on your back. he was not ready for that and then what i was saying to lisa on the break. he looked like a punch drunk fighter waiting for the bell to ring and finally says i'm out of time you can't do that. metaphors run through the tape in a situation like that. he won both nights for the following reason they are killing each other. coming up with ridiculous immigration strategies. lisa: the headline who wants to lose the election? will this cost them the election? >> i really think the president is probably focusing on osaka right now and focused on g-20 and trade situation. lisa: politically how di

he was at the salt conference, anthony scaramucci's conference in early may, where he met a bunch ofo entrepreneurs. they decided to bring him on. lydia got the pitch deck, they're approaching investors. what they want to do is simply this, and moore is a key player in this, like the chief economist. he might be the alan, or jay powell of -- neil: gives them a lot of sheet. >> look at bitcoin. it is at 11. it was high as 19. it was as low as three. they believe there is tons of volatility in this crypto and all other cryptos. neil: not for faint of heart. >> there was a central clearinghouse, a bank of crypto, they believe, it could be a better product for consumers because it is not all over the place and that is essentially what they're looking to start. you come to them with your bitcoin. they give you their token. their token becomes the defacto cryptocurrency of the world. that is their plan. this is controversial. steve moore going to the fed. they hate cryptocurrency. a little controversial. other thing people think cryptocurrency a huge fad. if you think about it, all the tal

whether it is republicans on on wallhill, or traders street as anthony scaramucci told me, there is deepn the republican party. tom: what does the president come back to? he will be at portsmouth and normandy, and good presidents travel abroad to japan. they have to come home. what is his biggest headache at joint base andrews? survival of the republican party and uneasiness negotiating trade deals, multi-front trade war. from a domestic standpoint, i was speaking with a colleague yesterday. allie donaldson and former staffers at the white house are having to discuss with democrats on capitol hill about whether or not they will testify. from a border policy standpoint, the situation in iran is escalating and the president is going to be obviously working with his top military advisers on that situation. i have a note that the vice president, while the president is abroad, is meeting with a mexico delegation at the white house to talk about the tariffs. francine: we are looking at live pictures of portsmouth, where donald trump will join the queen , theresa may, and 15 world leaders to co

kevin: countless republicans are frustrated at the proposal over tariffs, whether it is anthony scaramuccis hearing from her constituents in the farming community that they do not like the tariffs and are concerned about what the tariffs would mean for usmca passage. not back down,ll will he? behind the scenes when i talked to republican lawmakers here today and tomorrow, they are hopeful he is just threatening the issue of tariffs with mexico as a way to kickstart the discussion for speaker nancy pelosi and the democratic-controlled house of representatives to get something moved on the issue of usmca, because they are hoping the democrats would be fearful this issue would become so volatile they would have no choice but to pass it. it is anyone's guess. francine: are these state visits, with the pageantry of the state visit, does it help his party back home or does his base not care? kevin: the pomp and circumstance, it looked like a fun time. i am bombed you guys are having all the fun across the pond. you guys are having all the fun across the pond. i am not sure it will move the polls

. >> anthony scaramucci who knows what it is like, with 11 days as press secretary, in a way this iser conventional politicians do, he mowed down 18 people, 17 on the republican side and he is learning very well that he has joe biden on his back so that is where he goes. >> is falling into the same conventional trap where he is leading the president guide the narrative as opposed to ignoring what the president is doing. >> the main thing he is doing different is china not a threat, said it twice and four weeks and yesterday reading his notes china is a challenge to us, let's get our allies involved. in addition to flip-flopping and talking about each other the president had a renewable energy event, they plan to streamline and predicted farmers would ultimately prosper despite the tariff challenge and the trade war with china. >> some want to impeach the president. polls show that americans don't want that. nancy pelosi knows it is not a winning message. listen to this. >> they want to come forward with impeachment, would you go for it? >> it is not even close in our caucus. why are