Two former White House communications directors: Scaramucci and Nicolle Wallace on a 'MORE dangerous' Trump
Under the Short, the talk is of pardons, presidential immunity and the 1649 trial of Charles I, while several viewers single out the Mooch's optimism.
Anthony Scaramucci
Story of Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 201,627 views a day, 10 times a normal first day on this channel (20,061).
Trump Will Become MORE Dangerous (Here's How) I Anthony Scaramucci and Nicole Wallace
Anthony Scaramucci and Nicolle Wallace share an unusual line on their résumés: both once ran communications at the White House. Wallace held the job under George W. Bush before moving to television, where she became best known as the host of MSNBC's Deadline: White House. Scaramucci held it under Donald Trump in July 2017, for a stretch so short it became a late-night punchline and gave him the nickname his tags still use, the Mooch.
A piece of their conversation, cut into a Short titled "Trump Will Become MORE Dangerous (Here's How) I Anthony Scaramucci and Nicole Wallace", passed 130,000 views eleven hours after it went up. That is around ten times what one of his Shorts usually draws in a whole first day, and the comment section moved even faster than the views.
What are people writing about? Mostly the machinery of power: presidential pardons, the Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity, and whether the midterms will go ahead smoothly. One British viewer reaches back to 1649 and the treason charge against King Charles I. Not everything is dark, though. A number of comments pick up on Scaramucci's optimism and repeat the belief that the country can still fix this.
The contrast with the rest of his week is sharp. On the same day he posted three other Shorts, on letting your children see you fail, on Americans who feel left behind and on the two sides of the American Dream, and each sits at a few thousand views. The channel as a whole is running below its usual pace, so this one clip is carrying it.
It fits the argument Scaramucci has been making in his book All the Wrong Moves, whose subtitle traces the rise of Trump back to three catastrophic decisions.
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- Channel
- Anthony Scaramucci
- Subscribers
- 284,000 ▲ 1,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 2,105,766
- Channel views, pace per day
- 298,964 (on a normal day: 463,011)
- Video published
- October 7, 2026
- Video views so far
- 132,738 (less than a day online)
- Video views, pace per day
- 201,627
The numbers
One Short with a familiar guest left the rest of the channel's day far behind.
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