The Mooch Is Back In The News-- And It's Hilarious

Scaramucci is campaigning against his old pal-- and boss-- Señor Trumpanzee. Look at this clip of him yapping it up on Fox New with Howie Kurtz today. What a laugh fest! Trump and The Mooch are throwing shit at each other like a couple of crazed monkeys. Trump is so funny-- he's like a TV cartoon character; he should go on a stand-up comedy tour.

I think Anthony is really somebody that's very much out of control. He's a nervous, neurotic wreck," said the Projector-in-Chief. "He called so much, and I said, 'Anthony, I'm sorry. I can't do that. I can't take you in.' And I said, 'You got to stop all these phone calls. Too many calls Anthony.'

Scaramucci was laughing when he watched. It was all in Trump's nervous, neurotic wreck of a brain. The Mooch thinks the GOP should dump him in 2020 and that most people who work for him agree but are too scared to say so publicly.

"He's gone off the rails. He's acting in a way that is completely unstable," The Mooch said about Trump, as though he is different today than he was when The Mooch was supporting him and working for him. "He's literally the opposite of George Washington. When he looks at a news feed or a news search, he's focussing on the name Trump and not the name the United States of America. The guy has completely lost it. As it relates to the culture of leadership inside the White House, the cabinet, the people that he's leading, he doesn't lead them. He thinks that his personal charm is going to fix the China situation, the North Korea situation... when in fact it's the very opposite. Now we're in this perilous situation where he's blending racism into the leadership culture..."

"We recognize that the president is a clear and present danger to the American society, to the American culture. The there many people inside the White House, the cabinet... I would ask the left to lets create an offramp for those people. When you're trying to deprogram people from a cult, one of the first things you have to do is allow them to change their mind..."