Anthony Scaramucci

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.

He's a right-leaning politician considered to be somewhat MAGA, had his own Fox News show for a number of years.

He's a fellow Brit.

He actually worked for David Cameron many years ago.

Well, I mean, that's the thing about America.