His nickname is the Mooch and he gained a place in history when he became the shortest-serving Communications Director in White House history after being on the job for 10 days. Scaramucci had known Trump for decades before joining the administration. Both were New Yorkers who traveled in prominent circles. Scaramucci had also made a fortune on Wall Street. The former White House Communications Director now considers Donald Trump a threat to democracy. He lays out his case in a new book called All the Wrong Moves. Anthony Scaramucci talks about his biggest mistakes, how his marriage nearly fell apart and what it means to have a moral core. That's all on the new episode of "Now What?" which is produced with the help of Steve Zimmer, Lucy Little and Jackie Schwartz. Audio production is by Nick Ciavatta.

His nickname is the Mooch and he gained a place in history when he became the shortest-serving Communications Director in White House history after being on the job for 10 days.  Scaramucci had known Trump for decades before joining the administration. Both were New Yorkers who traveled in prominent circles. Scaramucci had also made a fortune on Wall Street. The former White House Communications Director now considers Donald Trump a threat to democracy. He lays out his case in a new book called All the Wrong Moves. Anthony Scaramucci talks about his biggest mistakes, how his marriage nearly fell apart and what it means to have a moral core. That's all on the new episode of "Now What?" which is produced with the help of Steve Zimmer, Lucy Little and Jackie Schwartz. Audio production is by Nick Ciavatta.

A Conversation with Anthony Scaramucci

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