Anthony Scaramucci

Well, okay.

Yeah.

You could say that, but there's something revealing about what you write.

The time that it's happening,

There's some pain in it, though, isn't there?

And there's some self-reflection.

It's super hard to do that as you and I both know the market.

Well, listen, I have a lot of empathy for it because I've been in those situations as a public figure and in the world of politics.

People probably wouldn't realize this, but, you know, in some ways I'm your doppelganger.

I took a different career path and did sort of a entrepreneur's route from Harvard Law School and you did the corporate route.

No, but I mean, my point is that there's some vicariousness to your career that I really do enjoy.

And I think it came out in the book.

I admire what you've done with your career, but I also admire your thought process because it comes from your life experience.

And so I want to...

I want to go to that because in the middle of all this, you've got to beat lymphoma.

And, you know, some of my friends have had lymphoma.

It's a tough, tough disease.

I don't know if you remember Mort Lacker.

He was actually a very close friend.

But given how things worked out, you're an improved – you turn out to be better for the experience because –