Anthony Scaramucci

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"This is such bad spin, even by your standards Mooch,” Meghan McCain said of Anthony Scaramucci.

"Someone had it out for Kelly Sadler," he said.

“When we talk about the president lying and not lying and all this other stuff I think there's another component to this that people are missing...the president is not like the other presidents.”

"Here's the problem for Italian-Americans," Scaramucci said. "I can be insulted by that, but I really can't do anything about it because, for whatever reason, it's still an unprotected class of people."

“I think it’s always better to be friends than co-workers,” Spicer said.

The White House is scrambling to find a replacement for communications director Hope Hicks, who will reportedly leave in the coming weeks.

The communications director resigned on Wednesday.

Donald Trump said, "'You have to meet him!' But Ivanka wasn't into it."

"I’ve got another nut job here who thinks he’s running things,” Trump lamented to a friend about the four star Marine general.

Anthony Scaramucci claimed that Trump enjoyed historic achievements in 2017.

The one-time White House official said Bannon was “not a team player” and didn't understand Trump is a "globalist by nature."

The former White House communications director said the president is better at reading people.

An opinion piece calling the former White House communications chief an “unethical opportunist” made “false and defamatory allegations,” said his lawyer.

Scaramucci shopped several versions of the book to major publishers over the summer, under the titles "Inside Out" and "I Did It My Way."

“The Mooch” is reportedly writing a book about his 10-day stint as White House communications director.

Scaramucci graduated from Tufts in 1986.

The $25,000 will bolster efforts by Efraim Zuroff to bring to justice members of the Einsatzgruppen, or mobile killing units.

The Scaramucci Post continues to tweet about the Holocaust despite a wave of criticism it generated with a poll about how many Jewish lives were lost.

The former White House communications director's new "media venture" got slammed as being tasteless for tweeting a Holocaust poll.

Donald Trump’s former communications director is amped up about his new media venture. As to exactly what it will be, he’ll get back to you on that.

The "Scaramucci Post" is an apparent attempt to bring balance to the world of politics by focusing on right versus wrong instead of right versus left.

Spicer also talked about the inauguration crowds and what what Trump thought about Melissa McCarthy's portrayal of the press secretary.

It’s the return of the Mooch.

Colbert hits hard in an interview with Trump's former communications director.

The Mooch has a telling nickname for the current vice president.

The former White House communications director also address his expletive-laden phone call with a journalist.

"Everybody loves the Mooch!"

If Ryan Lizza of The New Yorker is Tripp, does that make Scaramucci Monica?

The former White House communications director says the reporter who published his expletive-filled interview can't live with himself.