Anthony Scaramucci

But these primaries are interesting because of the way the votes decide who's actually going to be the candidate.

So take us through that, Katty.

Take us through the procedures in California and tell us about this sort of jungle primary.

There's a number of different reasons, but the main reason is that people feel in a one party state that the system is sort of rigged.

One of the questions I was going to ask you is if Vice President Harris ran, do you think she would be the front runner here given the weakness of the of the candidates?

I could tell by the expression on your face, by the way.

She'd be in the muddle of mediocrity.

Yeah, so I think what happens here is if you're a big personality and a big business guy, I'm talking way back, Al Checchi, who was a brilliant guy, brilliant entrepreneur, spent gobs of money running.

The democratic machine took him out.

He actually ran as a democrat.

And they took him out and they went with the the Hoy-Polloy Democrat.

And so what ends up happening in a state like California is you're into what I would call one party sclerosis.

This is the same thing going on in New York.

It's a one party state, 20 plus years without a governor as a Republican.

I think the last Republican governor ever.

for California, you could correct me if I'm wrong, was Arnold Schwarzenegger.

And he was running as liberal as you could run as a California governor.

Mondani is benefiting from the anti-incumbency mood.

And this is something that Steve Hilton is going to try to benefit from, right?

He's a different politician, of course.