He’s still not a fan of Steve Bannon either, comparing him to old time movie monsters and the most famous pig in English literature.
“Bannon turns on me, because Bannon is ultimately railing against the swamp, but he’s actually a c*ck of the swamp. He’s the creature from the Black Lagoon, Bannon. So for all of his railing on the swamp, he is literally the pig in George Orwell’s Animal Farm that stands on his two legs the minute he gets power. He is the Creature from the Black Lagoon.”
Among other highlights: the Mooch claims to have saved the Trump presidency from “total disorganization” (in just 10 days) and trying his best to end the administration’s era of “berserkazoid craziness.”
Here’s how people on social media reacted to this latest bit of political berserkazoid craziness.
Every quote from the Vanity Fair interview with Scaramucci sounds like a talking head interview from a Real Housewives episode. pic.twitter.com/DwRTC0Vf0r
— Maggie Serota (@maggieserota) February 2, 2018
Stop extending his 15 minutes.
— Nicole Harterink (@nicoleharterink) February 2, 2018
They’re both losers in this. He behaved like an embarsssment to Italian Americans and like a sycophant, and isn’t capable of offering anything of substance on the subject of politics. Please leave his opinions in the obscurity they deserve.
— Loren Gomez (@UKinNYC) February 2, 2018
I miss the Mooch https://t.co/nAYm8tkhK1
— Chris Cillizza (@CillizzaCNN) February 2, 2018
What is this, jr. high??
— Dog Lover (@doglovinglawyer) February 2, 2018
These folks were actually running our country.
Autocorrect changed “actually” to “cruelly.”
Exactly.
— Nathan J (@natejgire) February 2, 2018
Is Mooch pretending this is an episode of Game of Thrones? Sith lord?
Good lord!— McKenzi (@kenziwantsmore) February 2, 2018
They're starting to turn on each other. This is where it gets good!
— Resist (@StandUpUSAm) February 2, 2018