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anthony scaramucci with us, and also katty kay. i think you both know each other very well.: hi, katty. christian: this should go swimmingly. katty: hey, anthony. christian: let's talk about joe biden because we focused on donald trump. those are bad numbers for an incumbent. the one thing he can fix which shows up in all of these polls is the age problem. --e can't fix which shows up and all of these polls is the age problem. katty: yeah, he is old, and he will have to address it better than he has been addressing it now the campaign says they will have more video appearances and are trying to make fun of the age thing, saying i am older than the phonograph, i am older than christian fraser. christian: [laughter] katty: and maybe that will help. maybe that is going to do somewhat. but the truth isoe biden is old, and know what they're trying to do is get surrogates out there and saying he is old, the other guy is crazy and that is your choice. the white house and the biden campaign say that they are excited about this day because finally they feel this is it, this is the co

anthony scaramucci is with us, also joining from washington our very own katty kay.wimmingly. let's talk aboutjoe biden, because we talked a lot on donald trump, katty. those are bad numbers for an incumbent. and the one thing he cannot fix, which shows up one thing he cannot fix, which shows up in all of these polls is the age problem. up in all of these polls is the age roblem. ., up in all of these polls is the age roblem. . �* , up in all of these polls is the age roblem. . 2 ., ~ �*, problem. yeah, he's old. and he's auoin to problem. yeah, he's old. and he's going to have _ problem. yeah, he's old. and he's going to have to — problem. yeah, he's old. and he's going to have to address - problem. yeah, he's old. and he's going to have to address that - going to have to address that somehow in a way that is more effective than he has been addressing it now. the people around the campaign are saying they are going to get him out more. they are going to get him out more. they are going to get him out more. they are going to have more video appearances. they are tryi

, our friend -- anthony scaramucci, runs skybridge. liz: hasn't gotten it back. >> hasn't gotten it back, he told me. and they don't expect it for a while. i also asked anthony why do you think -- and anthony's a harvard lawyer, so he does understand in this stuff, right? he went to hard harvard law school. he's been in the securities business for years. why is it such a -- it seems like a light sentence. you know, he could have gotten sentenced to 100. the prosecution asked for 40. i mean, they -- the defense threw out something absurd at a 7, is and he said, well, the reason why it's like two decades plus is because they expect to get their money back. and the money meaning whatever they had in that account, whatever was valued at in november 2022. so remember, that was in the middle of the cryptos trading off, so you're not going to get the high, but you're going to get, you know, some valuation at november 202. 2022. the other thing people are trying to extrapolate, you know, what a does this mean broadly, trying to be very meta on

let's discuss the loaded calendar and more with anthony scaramucci. he's a former trump white house communications director anthony. thanks so much for sharing part of your afternoon with us i'm wondering, as you hear about the slew of court dates that donald trump has and you're watching tonight on super tuesday, as it appears that he's just going to dominate across the map. what do you specifically? watching for that would give you any indication that there's a weakness in trump's argument for president that might be persuasive to voters in his base persuasive to voters in his base. boris, i'm not so sure because i think mr. trump is probably right. you can shoot people on fifth avenue and there'll be some level of art and support in his base. however, some of your polling, cnn polling suggests that if he's convicted in any one of those cases, there might be a few people that live on what i think would be the most concerning thing is are independents, mr. trump knows that he's not polling well, when nikki haley voters i think it's a blended 40% of t

with us this hour, the entrepreneur and former white house communications director anthony scaramuccien do about that. and "man up" - the allies must be braver says the french president, in their efforts to resupply ukraine. good evening. the polls are open in 15 states. it is super tuesday a day in the primary calendar that

. >>> anthony scaramucci just reported about the fundraising gap between the ex-president and presidentther trump before. it's about to get a lot worse because later today president joe biden is holding what his campaign is already calling the most successful political fundraiser in american history. the star-studded event is expected to raise $25 million. it will bring together former presidents barack obama, bill clinton, as well as a host -- late-night host stephen colbert. the expected amount of $25 million is more than half of the $44.8 million that trump and the rnc currently have in the bank. joining us at the table, national co-chair for president biden's 2024 campaign mitch landry. nice to have you here. >> thanks for having me. >> we should do a new orleans segment down the road. i want to talk about the president today. and i know he knows and you know it isn't just money, but money makes a lot of things easier in terms of message. he seems to have landed on this message at the "state of the union" of really trying to broaden the coalition, quoting ronald reagan, saying that

>> that's about 71 scaramuccis. >> one palmieri. >> kevin mccarthy lasted 24.5 scaramuccis as speakeras 4.1. you did pretty well. >> it's all right. >> liz truss lasted longer than you did? >> yes. she beat me, which was a carton of milk. she didn't last the cabbage. life in politics. >> donny deutsch says time and again, and i think this will probably happen, that he thinks the most powerful ad against donald trump would be general mattis, general kelly, general milley, and these generals that worked for donald trump saying, you can't trust this guy. you worked for donald trump and known him a long time, maybe as long or longer than i've known him. it is shocking to me that you have a guy who is competitive and, yet, really, none of his secretary of defenses that he had the first three years, i don't think any of his secretary of states, certainly not his intel people, certainly not his u.n. ambassador. >> vice president. >> this week, not his vice president. can you explain why that is? also, why you personally -- we haven't talked about this but i'm sure you do because you've been

that would mean anthony scaramucci held his job longer in the white house, she is a nice woman, she woulds not most exciting television personality. if she will cause that much trouble i don't think she is worth it. larry: alec? there are a lot of issues, one, and i don't think that it is about how good or bad she is. she could develop into a good analyst. with practice. nbc, you are supposed to be a pig network, you are supposed -- big network, even handed not just against conservatives or more liberals for many years i worked for cnbc, it is revealing itself to be a left wing news operation. >> they are not hiding it anymore, this is who they are, they believe in censorship, their free speech is just, what we agree with. it seems that is the way that the nbc, left wing -- they announced themselves to when they are, that is their game, the jig is up. and the press secretary saying this is an dark attack on democracy. larry: i'll come back to you. you have a poor grade on first go round. it is not about whether ronna is famous communicate iror, the issue is nbc's bias. but truth social fr

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that means scaramucci held the job longer than she held hers.ould be a great asset to many companies, the truth is, broadcasting a guest, she is not the most exciting television personality of all. if she is going to cause that much trouble i just don't think she is worth it. larry: alec, what do you think about this? there is a lot of issues here. one of them is, i don't think it is about how good or bad she is. she could develop into a very good analyst with a little practice and so forth. this is nbc, a big network, supposed to be even-handed, not supposed to be just against conservatives or for liberals. for many, many years i worked for nbc, cnbc, okay? nbc revealing itself to be this left-wing news operation? >> larry they're not trying to hide it anymore. this is who they are. they believe in censorship. their idea of free speech only saying what we agree with. that is what it is. if ronna mcdaniel is true she is fired she lasted longer than cnn plus. she has something going for her there. that is the way, especially nbc, left-wing, they

scaramucci is chairman cesar t conde just sent out a memo to employees that reads, i want to personall"iylogize to ouw team members who felt we let them down. >> we will redouble our efforts to seek voices that represent different part es of thee talent political spectrum. the talent is already taking stl a victory lap. >> i still feel i still feell likeli a. it always feels wrong to talk fs about things, you know, in thes company. and i think it's a show of respect for the peoplef who work at this company. you know, it's not about hiring a republican. hirinpubl's -- it's not even an somebody who has trump ties. soes was a really specific cas because of miss mcdaniels and her involvement in the election interference stuff. t u and i'm grateful that our our leadership was willingip waw to do that. i think the bold, strong, stt thing. jesse: >> so nbc brass did a 180 aftere the talent revolt. >> the people who were involved in hiring ronna romney mcdaniel. know the nixon rule.e >> no.cl one close to the crimes. this is about trutos. h versus lies. service to the country versus service to on

and lemoton didn't even last the full scaramucci. got our hands on the full interview, and it's exactly as you'd expect. thi >> some of the things that you post, the great replacement theory you claims th that democs president biden's immigration plan open up the border. immio openepresidr the president is getting and democrats are doing it to geten acratic d more votes. conflating two things. one is great replacement theory . the other is, which i don't subscribe to tha, anet it's in the neo-nazi manifesto. it's in the turner diaries referenced by the buffal neo-no mass shooter and his manifesto wher e ten people, black people, were murdered in buffalo. actuallack title of the christchurch shooter's manifesto, 51 people in them muslim mosque were murdered. 23 people murdered in el paso i by a shooter who used the same languageo by that you use in that manifesto when you say hispanic invasion. >> is that not. i don't saying hispanic invasion. what lemon didn't realizesion. is without the institutional backing of cnn jesse: , the aude

. >> that is donald trump's former communications director, anthony scaramucci, on morning joe last weekhat trump will scorch the constitution if he is reelected. and, you know, this is an argument i have made for some time, that-- that we can survive that policy, we really can, we have survived back home policy. we have survived it for 8 years. we just -- we have a system that rounds off the sharpest edges, even though there are extremists who love to say that america is terrible and it is this and it is that. we are not, we are a great country, greatest economy in the world, greatest military in the world, greatest soft power in the world, greatest cultural exports of the world, greatest higher education institutions in the world, greatest medical facilities in the world. when people come to america, they come to america-- there was a speech a couple of nights ago, by a cofounder of home depot, who said why do you think there are so many immigrants, complaining of the southern border. i said, why are the people at the southern border, they are not russia's eastern border, they are not

. >> that's donald trump's former communication director, anthony scaramucci, who was on "morning joeon't speak out against trump. he echoed liz cheney's concerns, that trump will scorch the constitution if he is re-elected. you know, this is an argument that i've made for some time. that we can survive bad policy. we really can. we have survived bad policy. we survived it for eight years. we have a system that rounds off the sharpest edges. even though there are extremists who love to say that america is terrible and it's this and it's that, we're a great country. greatest economy in the world. greatest military in the world. greatest soft power in the world. greatest cultural exports in the world. greatest higher education institutions in the world. greatest medical facilities in the world. people come to america. they come to america. i heard a speech a couple nights ago by co-founder of home depot, who said, why do you think -- you know, somebody was, i think, complaining about the southern border. he said, why do you think those people are at the southern border? they're not at r