Anthony Scaramucci

And Bannon was President Bannon. Bannon was co-president with Donald Trump. And Bannon lasted eight months. He actually got fired on the same day that I did. He's such a baby, he didn't want to leave the White House with me. So he asked General Kelly, could he spend two more weeks in the White House before he walked out the front door? And so I think that this will fizzle sometime by Labor Day.

And Bannon was President Bannon. Bannon was co-president with Donald Trump. And Bannon lasted eight months. He actually got fired on the same day that I did. He's such a baby, he didn't want to leave the White House with me. So he asked General Kelly, could he spend two more weeks in the White House before he walked out the front door? And so I think that this will fizzle sometime by Labor Day.

Musk will be back at his job. And Musk has hurt himself here. He hasn't helped himself. He's hurt himself. Because by inserting yourself in politics—by the way, I've hurt myself— This is your job, so this hasn't hurt yourself. I've hurt myself. You insert yourself. Warren Buffett was on CBS Sunday Morning News this week, and they asked him political questions.

Musk will be back at his job. And Musk has hurt himself here. He hasn't helped himself. He's hurt himself. Because by inserting yourself in politics—by the way, I've hurt myself— This is your job, so this hasn't hurt yourself. I've hurt myself. You insert yourself. Warren Buffett was on CBS Sunday Morning News this week, and they asked him political questions.

Musk will be back at his job. And Musk has hurt himself here. He hasn't helped himself. He's hurt himself. Because by inserting yourself in politics—by the way, I've hurt myself— This is your job, so this hasn't hurt yourself. I've hurt myself. You insert yourself. Warren Buffett was on CBS Sunday Morning News this week, and they asked him political questions.

He said, sorry, diplomatically, I'm not going to answer those. Okay, George W. Bush has said, hey, no, I'm good. Okay, so you hurt yourself because if you tell somebody what you think, 50% of the people don't like you. They stop buying your sneakers, quote Michael Jordan, right?

He said, sorry, diplomatically, I'm not going to answer those. Okay, George W. Bush has said, hey, no, I'm good. Okay, so you hurt yourself because if you tell somebody what you think, 50% of the people don't like you. They stop buying your sneakers, quote Michael Jordan, right?

He said, sorry, diplomatically, I'm not going to answer those. Okay, George W. Bush has said, hey, no, I'm good. Okay, so you hurt yourself because if you tell somebody what you think, 50% of the people don't like you. They stop buying your sneakers, quote Michael Jordan, right?

But Musk is hurting himself because people are slowing down their Tesla sales or doing certain things now because of his political leanings. And so I believe this ends. It doesn't end empirically. And Doge, like the Grace Commission under Reagan... Like there was something under Obama. Yeah. You know the guys. It was Alan Simpson-Bowles. Simpson-Bowles Commission. Okay. It didn't go anywhere.

But Musk is hurting himself because people are slowing down their Tesla sales or doing certain things now because of his political leanings. And so I believe this ends. It doesn't end empirically. And Doge, like the Grace Commission under Reagan... Like there was something under Obama. Yeah. You know the guys. It was Alan Simpson-Bowles. Simpson-Bowles Commission. Okay. It didn't go anywhere.

But Musk is hurting himself because people are slowing down their Tesla sales or doing certain things now because of his political leanings. And so I believe this ends. It doesn't end empirically. And Doge, like the Grace Commission under Reagan... Like there was something under Obama. Yeah. You know the guys. It was Alan Simpson-Bowles. Simpson-Bowles Commission. Okay. It didn't go anywhere.

Okay. This won't go anywhere. It turns out we do have some fat and double spend and maybe even possibly some fraud in the government. There's possibly some Medicare or Medicaid fraud. I get it. There's fraud in lots of different things. And we can trim it and maybe we will trim it. But the best thing we could do is to go back to what Bush and Clinton did, which was pay as you go.

Okay. This won't go anywhere. It turns out we do have some fat and double spend and maybe even possibly some fraud in the government. There's possibly some Medicare or Medicaid fraud. I get it. There's fraud in lots of different things. And we can trim it and maybe we will trim it. But the best thing we could do is to go back to what Bush and Clinton did, which was pay as you go.

Okay. This won't go anywhere. It turns out we do have some fat and double spend and maybe even possibly some fraud in the government. There's possibly some Medicare or Medicaid fraud. I get it. There's fraud in lots of different things. And we can trim it and maybe we will trim it. But the best thing we could do is to go back to what Bush and Clinton did, which was pay as you go.

We had pay as you go legislation in place. There were guardrails put up. This is the amount of money you can spend. If you're going to tax somebody, that's fine. You've got to cut spending. If you're going to increase social expenditures, you've got to raise taxes. And if we do that and we hold the line, the economy will outgrow the deficit. Okay, Bush and Clinton adhere to that.

We had pay as you go legislation in place. There were guardrails put up. This is the amount of money you can spend. If you're going to tax somebody, that's fine. You've got to cut spending. If you're going to increase social expenditures, you've got to raise taxes. And if we do that and we hold the line, the economy will outgrow the deficit. Okay, Bush and Clinton adhere to that.

We had pay as you go legislation in place. There were guardrails put up. This is the amount of money you can spend. If you're going to tax somebody, that's fine. You've got to cut spending. If you're going to increase social expenditures, you've got to raise taxes. And if we do that and we hold the line, the economy will outgrow the deficit. Okay, Bush and Clinton adhere to that.

We were running a budget surplus by the end of 2000. George W. Bush unclipped us from pay-as-you-go because of what happened with the Iraqi war. And by the way, he cut taxes in March, Bush, and we went to war in October. It was the first time in US history that we went to war without a tax increase. In fact, we had a tax cut, and that really started the wild trajectory of deficit spending.

We were running a budget surplus by the end of 2000. George W. Bush unclipped us from pay-as-you-go because of what happened with the Iraqi war. And by the way, he cut taxes in March, Bush, and we went to war in October. It was the first time in US history that we went to war without a tax increase. In fact, we had a tax cut, and that really started the wild trajectory of deficit spending.

We were running a budget surplus by the end of 2000. George W. Bush unclipped us from pay-as-you-go because of what happened with the Iraqi war. And by the way, he cut taxes in March, Bush, and we went to war in October. It was the first time in US history that we went to war without a tax increase. In fact, we had a tax cut, and that really started the wild trajectory of deficit spending.