Anthony Scaramucci

What do you make of it?

And what are your thoughts on it?

I did.

I needed a rabbinical analysis.

I was hoping that you would be more objective than me.

For me, knowing him pretty well, it's a sign of the pressure on him.

Because when he pressurizes like this, and he's down to 84% of the Republicans.

Now, he was at 100%, so God bless him.

But he's down to 84%, and you and I both know that the Republican Party is shrinking.

If you look at the actual registration base, it's at 28%, 29%.

So he's shrinking, his support is shrinking, and what he has a tendency to do when that happens, he starts lashing out at the people in the room.

But going after the Pope to me was outrageous.

I just want to bring up a historical context here, and this happened during the Second World War when Joseph Stalin –

remarked, this is actually to a French diplomat, Pierre Laval, he remarked, it was precursor to the war, 1935, they were talking about the geopolitical footprint, the rise of Nazism.

And he said, what of the Pope?

He has no divisions.

He has no army.

Okay, and this was the pure real politic military material power argument.

But if you remember, and I'm sure you do, Winston Churchill then said, well, he doesn't have a number of legions that are always visible on parade.

All right, you remember that great remark by Churchill?