Best Podcast Episodes About Anthony Scaramucci
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Updated: Apr 02, 2026 – 13 episodes
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“… that fully ruptures what happens So I'm sympathetic, at least to understanding that. But he's been strong on Ukraine, you know, in my view. We saw Anthony Albanese in Australia address the nation. um we're seeing a lot of countries uh right austria no longer allowing us to use airspace um lots of people are starting to assert themselves as trump attacks nato that's been a theme throughout donald trump's life always attack nato attack nato and now saying because nato didn't help um invade engage in an unlawful war that you know nato America should pull out from NATO after the war. But Trump's …”
“… with Trump publicly. He's been great on Ukraine. I understand the special relationship between the UK and the US. I get it as an American. I think he been a little bit too cozy with Trump publicly although I understand there a lot intertwined that if that fully ruptures what happens So I'm sympathetic, at least to understanding that. But he's been strong on Ukraine, you know, in my view. We saw Anthony Albanese in Australia address the nation. um we're seeing a lot of countries uh right austria no longer allowing us to use airspace um lots of people are starting to assert themselves as trump attacks nato that's been a theme throughout donald trump's life always attack nato attack nato and now saying because nato didn't help um invade engage in an unlawful war that you know nato America should pull out from NATO after the war. But Trump's going to keep dragging this thing on and on and on and on. He doesn't know how to get out. He's lost all of his allies, all of America's allies. I don't know if America is a superpower right now. I mean, I think the superpower is its cruelty.”
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Countries like France, Italy, and Austria are distancing themselves from the U.S. as Trump’s foreign policy falters. UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer declares they won't be bullied into war, highlighting the growing isolation of America on the global stage. This shift raises concerns about the U.S.'s status as a superpower amidst escalating tensions.
“… country, but it mirrors a lot of others. And my daughter was 14 at the time, Jeremy, and she said, you know, I'm reading this book by a guy named Anthony Ray Hinton. And it's a book about his wrongful imprisonment in Alabama. And maybe you should read this with me. So we ended up reading the book together. And then we both sort of just spontaneously decided to take a road trip to Montgomery because we just didn't know anything about it. It had never been there. She was growing up in New York, and it was just not in her frame of reference. So we went down there and we met a man who was the first …”
“… I was always interested in incarceration and the problems of that system and the justice system. I made other films about the justice system. And I was always curious about Alabama because it's sort of famously maybe the worst prison system in the country, but it mirrors a lot of others. And my daughter was 14 at the time, Jeremy, and she said, you know, I'm reading this book by a guy named Anthony Ray Hinton. And it's a book about his wrongful imprisonment in Alabama. And maybe you should read this with me. So we ended up reading the book together. And then we both sort of just spontaneously decided to take a road trip to Montgomery because we just didn't know anything about it. It had never been there. She was growing up in New York, and it was just not in her frame of reference. So we went down there and we met a man who was the first black prison chaplain in the state of Alabama, Chaplain Browder. And I said, well, I'm really curious about what's going on in the prisons. And he said, well, you should just come in with me. And I said, well, I'm a filmmaker. They're not going to let me just walk into the prison in Alabama. And he said, well, just don't come in as a filmmaker. You …”
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In a surprising twist, filmmaker Andrew Jarecki shares how he gained access to Alabama's notorious prison system by pretending to be just a curious visitor. The most compelling moment comes when he realizes he feels safer talking to inmates than the guards, leading to a thrilling investigation into the hidden horrors of prison life.
“Anthony Scaramucci, founder and managing partner of Skybridge Capital. Anthony, always appreciate it.”
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A staggering $1.5 billion in insider trades has emerged, directly tied to Donald Trump's posts on Truth Social regarding the Iran war. Anthony Scaramucci discusses the potential for widespread corruption and the political fallout that could ensue from these trades. This shocking revelation raises questions about the integrity of financial markets in the political arena.
“… of clippers. There's companies like WAP. There's companies all over. There's a local company here in LA There a startup founded by a guy named Anthony Fujiwara And he pays editors anywhere from to per million views that they generate So now there incentives for an army of editors to clip live content as it happening So this startup, by the way, has 23,000 editors on the roster as of 2025. WAP, which I mentioned before, is a creator-focused platform with millions of clippers. Okay. So, so there's small like companies with 10,000 clippers on their roster. WAP has millions of clippers. They, …”
“… not one of these people, one of the 30% of internet users that are watching a live stream every week, you still can watch these creators because the clips are all over. And it's not necessarily them who's clipping. It's not their team. There's an economy of clippers. There's companies like WAP. There's companies all over. There's a local company here in LA There a startup founded by a guy named Anthony Fujiwara And he pays editors anywhere from to per million views that they generate So now there incentives for an army of editors to clip live content as it happening So this startup, by the way, has 23,000 editors on the roster as of 2025. WAP, which I mentioned before, is a creator-focused platform with millions of clippers. Okay. So, so there's small like companies with 10,000 clippers on their roster. WAP has millions of clippers. They, they, this is a claim from their site. They've helped generate $1.5 billion in cumulative sales for a lot of these creators. So if you've watched, you know, the, into the Manosphere documentary, one thing you'll notice is that all those guys are IRL live streamers, but they're also selling financial products or like a course or something to help you …”
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In the creator economy, live streaming has become a goldmine for fame through clipping, with companies employing thousands of editors to turn chaotic live moments into viral clips. This new clipping economy allows viewers to engage with creators without needing to watch entire streams, while creators can monetize their chaotic content. The trend, sparked by figures like the Tate brothers, showcases how fame is now manufactured and amplified in real-time.
“… going? How do we right size our deficits, expenditures? How do we fix our infrastructure? How do we fix our K-12 environment? Hey, but by the way, Anthony, let me give you the heads up. That doesn't play on a podcast. And that doesn't play in the attention economy. So I guess my question to you, Caddy, is if you really wanted to fix the country, but you had to fit it into the juggernaut of the attention economy, what would you do? You've got to find the person that, and Rahm Emanuel has been writing about this, who's also a former chief of staff to Barack Obama, mayor of Chicago, running for …”
“… Newt Gindrich, Contract for America, here's my vision. I don't hear a vision from anybody. No one's sitting down and saying, okay, it's 2050. It's 2056. It's 30 years later here in America. What do we want America to look like? Where is America going? How do we right size our deficits, expenditures? How do we fix our infrastructure? How do we fix our K-12 environment? Hey, but by the way, Anthony, let me give you the heads up. That doesn't play on a podcast. And that doesn't play in the attention economy. So I guess my question to you, Caddy, is if you really wanted to fix the country, but you had to fit it into the juggernaut of the attention economy, what would you do? You've got to find the person that, and Rahm Emanuel has been writing about this, who's also a former chief of staff to Barack Obama, mayor of Chicago, running for president in 2028 on the Democratic side. He has been talking about exactly this. You've got to come up with ideas. He's been doing a kind of ideas a week fest around exactly that kind of thing, education, immigration, around spending and taxation. But you've got to be able to present it in a way that sings on TikTok. I mean, it's an incredibly hard …”
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Marco Rubio may be the only Republican who can capture independent voters, a crucial demographic for winning elections. As political dynamics shift, candidates must balance populist appeal in primaries with broader acceptance in the general election. The challenge lies in mastering modern communication to resonate with the electorate while addressing pressing issues like infrastructure and education.
“… like never did it, or I don't have enough time, whatever the story is. So then January, 2025, I was like, I'm starting. So my first profile was on Anthony Scaramucci. Then I did one on Ryan Serhant, the real estate mogul. Then I did one on Saquon Barkley, the NFL star who's investing. Then Kathy Wild, who runs a partnership for New York City. And now I'm working on one that will hopefully publish in April. And take me through the differences. Were you nervous when you were like, oh, I've got to actually do it? Yeah. So yes and no. Like I obviously wanted to do a good job because I knew that people I used to …”
“… before we started recording, we are the most unreliable narrators of our own lives. I was telling myself this story about like, well, you know, they won't give me access. I won't be able to, you know, interview people, blah, blah, blah. And I just like never did it, or I don't have enough time, whatever the story is. So then January, 2025, I was like, I'm starting. So my first profile was on Anthony Scaramucci. Then I did one on Ryan Serhant, the real estate mogul. Then I did one on Saquon Barkley, the NFL star who's investing. Then Kathy Wild, who runs a partnership for New York City. And now I'm working on one that will hopefully publish in April. And take me through the differences. Were you nervous when you were like, oh, I've got to actually do it? Yeah. So yes and no. Like I obviously wanted to do a good job because I knew that people I used to work with would read it. You know, other people in media, other people who are people who subscribe to the profile. Like finally, you know, she's writing these things. I wanted it to be excellent. So I had two editors, these two women that I used to work with at Fortune who are amazing, edit it. It went through so many things. But it was really …”
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Polina Pompliano shares her journey of writing profiles on public figures, starting with Anthony Scaramucci. She reveals the surprising contradictions in his persona, illustrated by a figurine in his office that boldly states, 'we won, f*** off.' This exploration challenges our perceptions of who these public figures really are.
“… are Republicans are calling it out. Here, Dave Weisberger, who I recently had on the podcast, you know, he tweeted out something that he agrees with Anthony Scaramucci, who's also Republican, and he worked for Donald Trump for like 10 days back in the 2016 run, and he says, look, I have to agree with Anthony Scaramucci on Trump's meme coin grift. It was a turning point. It galvanized half the country against crypto. It created in the minds of, and he says here, Trump derangement syndrome addled Democrats' political cover to push the anti-crypto army agenda and resist clarity. He says, it is why the banks have …”
“… it, and he could potentially really stop this Clarity Act from passing, and I hope not, but you can see these people are not, they're gonna use it against him, and he put himself in that position. So this really, really sucks, and even people who are Republicans are calling it out. Here, Dave Weisberger, who I recently had on the podcast, you know, he tweeted out something that he agrees with Anthony Scaramucci, who's also Republican, and he worked for Donald Trump for like 10 days back in the 2016 run, and he says, look, I have to agree with Anthony Scaramucci on Trump's meme coin grift. It was a turning point. It galvanized half the country against crypto. It created in the minds of, and he says here, Trump derangement syndrome addled Democrats' political cover to push the anti-crypto army agenda and resist clarity. He says, it is why the banks have an opening to push their anti-competitive agenda. I think this is spot on. Those banks saw the Genius Act. They knew the Genius Act passed, and now all of a sudden, when the Clarity Act is getting to get pushed through, they're coming back and say, oh, no, no, we need to relitigate it, we need to stop Sleeper Coin. And the reason why is they know …”
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Donald Trump's recent involvement in the crypto space may hinder the passage of the Clarity Act, as his actions have sparked backlash from politicians, including Senators Warren and Kim. While Trump has previously been seen as beneficial for crypto, his current maneuvers could create obstacles for regulatory clarity, prompting concerns among both supporters and critics. This highlights the complex relationship between politics and the evolving crypto landscape.
“… are actually telling us what we're going to about see. That is the question going forward. A couple of points I want to hit on right here. This is Anthony Scaramucci, and he's talking about that this is not necessarily an economic boycott. It is a capital boycott. Take a look. I'm worried about the market because Mr. Buffett took $400 billion out of the market when he looks at certain levels of valuation metrics that he looks at. And I'm worried about the market because Trump single-handedly is taking the marginal dollar that used to flow into America's safe and secure markets and liquid markets where rule …”
“… we get a bounce on much of these risk assets going forward? Let me know in the comments how you guys are playing this right now, especially if we actually haven't entered into the real conflict yet, if Trump and his statements are not overzealous, but are actually telling us what we're going to about see. That is the question going forward. A couple of points I want to hit on right here. This is Anthony Scaramucci, and he's talking about that this is not necessarily an economic boycott. It is a capital boycott. Take a look. I'm worried about the market because Mr. Buffett took $400 billion out of the market when he looks at certain levels of valuation metrics that he looks at. And I'm worried about the market because Trump single-handedly is taking the marginal dollar that used to flow into America's safe and secure markets and liquid markets where rule of law was predictable. And people now want to punish America. You talk about a boycott, an economic boycott. I'm talking about a capital boycott. The sovereign wealth fund of Norway is like, OK, let me put my incremental dollar into America right now.”
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The market is facing unprecedented shifts, with Warren Buffett pulling $400 billion out due to valuation concerns and Trump's warnings about a looming conflict in the Middle East. This isn't just an economic boycott; it's a capital boycott, affecting how investors view America's markets. As tensions rise, the question remains: will safe assets like gold and oil prevail, or will risk assets bounce back once the dust settles?
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The segment humorously chronicles Anthony Bourdain's unexpected journey into jiu-jitsu at the age of 58, where he went from a 'doughy chef' to a shredded grappling addict. The absurdity of him training while hunting in Montana and getting choked out by locals adds a comedic twist to the inspiring tale of personal growth.
“… against an increasingly erratic Israel and United States Well, before we do that, as you know, I was in Dublin and Belfast Thursday, Friday with Anthony Scaramucci. And that question that you and I have done with audiences before, which is the greatest threat to global stability, USA or China, in both Belfast and Dublin, it was 92% to 8% America. 80% thought that the war was a deliberate distraction from Epstein. And I remember how very well you got on with Gerry Adams when we interviewed him in Belfast, Rory. You'll be pleased to hear that the question, who deserves a Nobel Peace Prize more, Trump or …”
“… as an unpredictable savage unreliable ally and that before we get on to what I love to get on to at some point which is the new alliances that will emerge and the fact that people are going to start investing in nuclear weapons to protect themselves against an increasingly erratic Israel and United States Well, before we do that, as you know, I was in Dublin and Belfast Thursday, Friday with Anthony Scaramucci. And that question that you and I have done with audiences before, which is the greatest threat to global stability, USA or China, in both Belfast and Dublin, it was 92% to 8% America. 80% thought that the war was a deliberate distraction from Epstein. And I remember how very well you got on with Gerry Adams when we interviewed him in Belfast, Rory. You'll be pleased to hear that the question, who deserves a Nobel Peace Prize more, Trump or Jerry Adams. Jerry Adams won by 83% to 17%. So the general view of America was unbelievably negative. And even when I put, as I did, all the reasons why actually you might argue China, there were people saying, no, no, no, no, America is the real”
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Trump's foreign policy is a catastrophic error, leading to a global recession risk and empowering adversaries like Russia and Iran.
“… in the Middle East, figure out a way to dampen the issue here economically in the United States, because this will continue to be a big deal. And Anthony Scaramucci kind of hits it right here. Trump now gaslighting about gas prices, saying that higher gas prices are good for America. After previously gaslighting about lower gas prices, he has now lost independence and the principled right. Now that we just have to figure out how to get and weather through more years of this as damage starts to grow. And I think that is right. He is starting to lose some of the principled right. People that look at this …”
“… troops wounded, American tankers being bumped. This is not looking good. Epstein files still, and of course, Trump's out there partying with Jake Paul. I just don't get it. I would think that right now we should be focused in on what's happening in the Middle East, figure out a way to dampen the issue here economically in the United States, because this will continue to be a big deal. And Anthony Scaramucci kind of hits it right here. Trump now gaslighting about gas prices, saying that higher gas prices are good for America. After previously gaslighting about lower gas prices, he has now lost independence and the principled right. Now that we just have to figure out how to get and weather through more years of this as damage starts to grow. And I think that is right. He is starting to lose some of the principled right. People that look at this administration and say, listen, I voted him in for a certain few things. He has gone way above what we anticipated. and now we have entered in the no more wars phase, which is what's happening now, and it's getting worse by the day. And of course, you've got Iran saying, listen, you should be ready for $200 a barrel. And if it gets to that point, I …”
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Trump claims the economy is thriving, but rising gas prices and military tensions suggest otherwise. With oil nearing $4 a gallon and warnings of $200 a barrel, Americans might soon face $8 gas, threatening their livelihoods and savings. This situation forces a reckoning for Trump's supporters who expected different outcomes from his administration.
“… we had gavin rosdale but then we had gavin rosdale and kurt cobain and and jared leto jared leto and i even was so obsessed with like my faves like anthony kiedis and slat they made the binder front like you know oh yeah ethan hawk actually made my binder brad pitt the legends of the fall legends of the fall brad pitt oh yeah that was on my wall like I remember my dad called me boy crazy and tore that poster now. How dare you? How dare you with his long blonde hair Yeah I was like but yeah when I saw him in that I think that why Anthony Kiedis too I think when he had his really long hair Oh yeah …”
“… we got like the grunge era boys too so the pretty boys that like were you know doing all the shows with you like Jonathan Taylor Thomas and then we also Casper the movie Casper he was Devin Sawa yes I thought he was so but then we at that time then we had gavin rosdale but then we had gavin rosdale and kurt cobain and and jared leto jared leto and i even was so obsessed with like my faves like anthony kiedis and slat they made the binder front like you know oh yeah ethan hawk actually made my binder brad pitt the legends of the fall legends of the fall brad pitt oh yeah that was on my wall like I remember my dad called me boy crazy and tore that poster now. How dare you? How dare you with his long blonde hair Yeah I was like but yeah when I saw him in that I think that why Anthony Kiedis too I think when he had his really long hair Oh yeah The way music video I remember when that came out I want to say so I fifth fourth or fifth grade And I was like oh my gosh, that's the most beautiful man in the world. Yeah. Join the club. This sounds exactly like my, sounds exactly like my youth. Boy, It was, it sure was fun though. It was such a fun, fun. It was such a fun time. I actually am sad …”
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The Bella Twins, Nikki and Brie Garcia, share their fond memories of being 'boy crazy' during their youthful days in school. They reminisce about their love for sports and the excitement of being around boys, highlighting iconic figures like Jonathan Taylor Thomas and Brad Pitt, and how their experiences were rooted in a more innocent and wholesome time compared to today's youth culture. This segment captures the essence of growing up in the '90s and early 2000s, showcasing a nostalgic reflection on dating and youth.
“… State. I thought that would be closer, and it wasn't. No. Yeah. So, Miami of Ohio and Tennessee are tipping off right now as well. Who's next? Anthony. Anthony. Go ahead, Anthony. Hey, Matt, just wanted to ask you, what time is it? It's BG time. It's BG time. Josh Jefferson, Justin Jefferson, Thomas Jefferson, it don't matter. Cats by 90. Yes! Appreciate it. Jefferson Starship, whatever you want. We'll still do it. I think this Kentucky team, I didn't know we ever had a run at a Final Four, but capable of pulling off some upsets. There's two things I also think are worth noting. First of all, …”
“Depending on how it works out. You know, I didn't get to watch any of this game, but they obviously had no trouble with Tennessee State. I thought that would be closer, and it wasn't. No. Yeah. So, Miami of Ohio and Tennessee are tipping off right now as well. Who's next? Anthony. Anthony. Go ahead, Anthony. Hey, Matt, just wanted to ask you, what time is it? It's BG time. It's BG time. Josh Jefferson, Justin Jefferson, Thomas Jefferson, it don't matter. Cats by 90. Yes! Appreciate it. Jefferson Starship, whatever you want. We'll still do it. I think this Kentucky team, I didn't know we ever had a run at a Final Four, but capable of pulling off some upsets. There's two things I also think are worth noting. First of all, whatever else you want to say about this team, At no point this year have they ever given up in any game. Well, that's not true. Exactly. They gave up in a couple games. But in general, they have fought through the vast majority of games. And they have, in other situations where teams have given up, they've shown resilience. Secondly, when Mark …”
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In a thrilling game against Santa Clara, the Kentucky Wildcats showcased their resilience, overcoming challenges to secure an 89-84 overtime victory. Key players like O.A., Garrison, Diabate, and Aberdeen delivered standout performances, validating Coach Mark Pope's strategy of building a tough, veteran-led team. This victory highlights the Cats' potential for future upsets in the tournament.
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