Anthony Scaramucci's book, 'All the Wrong Moves', is reviewed today, with particular attention given to his brief tenure as communications director for Donald Trump in summer 2017. Scaramucci's appointment lasted 11 days, during which he missed the birth of his son.
The book includes Scaramucci's reflections on his own 'hubris, his impulsivity, his pride, egotism and asinine stupidity'. He also identifies three 'catastrophic' errors that he believes have contributed to the US's current issues: prioritising China during globalisation, waging war without corresponding tax increases after 9/11, and the bailout of banks.
The review notes that Scaramucci's account is a 'mea culpa soup', where he expresses regret for his past actions and acknowledges that arguments against these policies were made at the time by various groups.