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Wall Street's Finest ... “I Want to F*cking Kill All the Leakers”
[Photo: Newsweek Media Group Video Screen Grab]
Perhaps Anthony 'The Mooch' Scaramucci will stand in for Donald Trump at next year's Boy Scouts Jamberee. If for no other reason, he seems to pick up where his insensitve boss left off.
Once again, in her inimitable style, Vanity Fair columnist Bess Levin illustrates for her readers how this country's new White House Communications Director comports hemself - "going on the record" to address everything ailing in the Trump administration, with the exception perhaps of Jared Kushner, Donald Trump's favorite son-in-law. A tour de force performance that garmered rave reviews from his boss, Donald Trump.
The Communications Director apparently is in need of some OJT - like learning when to express his opinions "off the record." But then again, isn't speaking "off the record" akin to "leaking inside information" - which is what got The Mooch dander up in the first place?
Anyway, click the link below to access Ms. Levin's column, which includes rants and raves pertaining to the following topics:
- On eliminating leakers from the White House.
- On Reince Priebus, who Scaramucci said “c*ck-blocked” him for six months.
- On why he’s better than Steve Bannon.
- On all the proof he’s got.
- On the felonies his colleagues have committed.
- On a social-media strategy focused on making people crazy.
Update: The White House communications director says he will “refrain” from using “colorful language” going forward.