Scaramucci said that while he applauds the retired Marine Corps general’s service, “he hurt the morale inside the place, and he’s hurt the president, and he has hissy fits.”

The President has emboldened Anthony Scaramucci, the boisterous former communications director who was fired after just 10 days, to continue attacking White House chief of staff John Kelly during his cable news appearances

"I think she does the best of her ability to tell the truth but also to protect the President, and so I think that there's a fine line to draw between those two things."

He then accused Bannon ... of being a bad influence on the president and advised Trump to distance himself from him.

“Jesus, we can’t just take back these assholes all at once—we need time to process one before we get the next”

"He deleted all those tweets for nothing."

By the end of last week, the well-documented chaos in President Trump’s White House had reached such a crescendo that the New York Post’s Friday, July 28, cover characterized the administration’s key players as contestants in a game of Survivor.

Trump fired communications director Anthony Scaramucci on Monday at the urging of new White House Chief of Staff John F. Kelly, a clear sign that the retired Marine general is being empowered to manage what has been an unwieldy West Wing operation.

Trump has removed Anthony Scaramucci as communications director, a little more than a week after the former financier was named to the post

In a series of tweets Sunday morning, Arthur Schwartz, a former spokesperson and self-described friend of ... Scaramucci, lit into ... Priebus, accusing him of having a mistress.

Priebus's departure is a further indication that ... the administration ... is planning to survive by going full thug. That's why Scaramucci was brought in, and why his profane indiscretions weren't enough to fire him.

“I made a mistake in trusting in a reporter,” Scaramucci tweeted on Thursday night. “It won’t happen again.”

“What I want to do is I want to fucking kill all the leakers and I want to get the President’s agenda on track so we can succeed for the American people”

Scaramucci’s Old Testament reference looks like a pretty direct threat to his “brother”: After all, in Genesis, Cain kills Abel.

The disclosure highlights the extensive wealth Scaramucci has accumulated ... and also the challenge he faces in extracting himself from the potential conflicts his investments could pose.

“I’m going to fire everybody — that’s how,” Mr. Scaramucci told reporters in the White House driveway, when asked how he planned to identify who had been disclosing information to reporters without authorization and ensure that the leaks stopped.

"The truth of the matter is that the president isn't going to have to pardon anybody because the Russia thing is a nonsensical thing," Scaramucci continued.

In previous tweets, the Wall Street financier called Hillary Clinton “incredibly competent” and appeared to be at odds with his new boss on issues such as gun control, climate change, Islam and illegal immigration.

—Anthony Scaramucci, incoming White House communications director.

“Two sources with direct knowledge of the situation said that Scaramucci is being primed to eventually take on the position of chief of staff.”

Scaramucci has a contentious relationship with both Spicer and Priebus, each of whom vehemently objected to Trump’s decision to install him in the top communications job.

...telling President Trump he vehemently disagreed with the appointment of the New York financier Anthony Scaramucci as communications director.

Critics will long cite this episode as evidence that CNN is precisely what Trump has called it — “fake news.” Yet the departure of three journalists immediately following a mangled story provides a counterpoint to this particular slander. Purveyors of fake news, after all, don’t take drastic personnel moves following a bogus story. They rejoice in it.

The now-deleted story ... was published Thursday and cited a single, unnamed source who claimed that the Senate Intelligence Committee was looking into a "$10-billion Russian investment fund whose chief executive met with a member of President Donald Trump's transition team four days before Trump's inauguration."