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SEE IT: Mario Cantone nails expletive-filled impersonation of Anthony Scaramucci on 'The President Show'
BYNICOLE BITETTE
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Friday, July 28, 2017, 10:32 AM
Mario Cantone just stepped into The Mooch’s shoes.
The "Sex and the City" star took on the role of Anthony Scaramucci on Thursday night's episode of Comedy Central's "The President Show" — where he mocked both Scaramucci and President Trump's flip-or-flop stance on gun control, pro-choice and Democrats.
"Are you talking to me or him?" he responded.
"Because we both did that," Trump, played by Anthony Atamanuik added.
Scaramucci says he'll ‘fire everybody’ to stop White House leaks
Atamanuik's Trump called Scaramucci — nicknamed The Mooch — the latest addition to the staff "who I will eventually betray."
Cantone's impression was laden with profanities, joking, "There is an old Italian expression my mother used to use when somebody hurt her. She'd say, 'Stick the umbrella up my a-- but don't open it.'"
Cantone's Scaramucci declared that he was going to fire so many people in the role and said he would "get to the bottom of the leaks in the White House."
Mario Cantone impersonates Anthony Scaramucci on Comedy Central (l.). The real Scaramucci during a press conference (r.).
(COMEDY CENTRAL/YOUTUBE/ANDREW HARNIK/AP)
He also shouted Reince several times — referring to White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus, whom he previously laid intoduring an expletive-laden phone call with a writer for the New Yorker.
Anthony Scaramucci quotes Joe Paterno while discussing 'honor'
"Reince is a f---ing paranoid schizophrenic, a paranoiac," the real Scaramucci said in the phone call Wednesday, later adding: "I'm not trying to suck my own c--k."
In Cantone's impression, he didn't shy away from the last line, instead he just flat out repeated the ridiculousness of it.
After Sean Spicer's departure, Cantone had told Variety he was ready and willing to play Scaramucci on "Saturday Night Live" — Spicer was played by Melissa McCarthy.
"SNL" is currently on hiatus for the summer — so Cantone had to settle for the late-night Comedy Central series instead.
BYNICOLE BITETTE
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Friday, July 28, 2017, 10:32 AM
Mario Cantone just stepped into The Mooch’s shoes.
The "Sex and the City" star took on the role of Anthony Scaramucci on Thursday night's episode of Comedy Central's "The President Show" — where he mocked both Scaramucci and President Trump's flip-or-flop stance on gun control, pro-choice and Democrats.
"Are you talking to me or him?" he responded.
"Because we both did that," Trump, played by Anthony Atamanuik added.
Scaramucci says he'll ‘fire everybody’ to stop White House leaks
Atamanuik's Trump called Scaramucci — nicknamed The Mooch — the latest addition to the staff "who I will eventually betray."
Cantone's impression was laden with profanities, joking, "There is an old Italian expression my mother used to use when somebody hurt her. She'd say, 'Stick the umbrella up my a-- but don't open it.'"
Cantone's Scaramucci declared that he was going to fire so many people in the role and said he would "get to the bottom of the leaks in the White House."
Mario Cantone impersonates Anthony Scaramucci on Comedy Central (l.). The real Scaramucci during a press conference (r.).
(COMEDY CENTRAL/YOUTUBE/ANDREW HARNIK/AP)
He also shouted Reince several times — referring to White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus, whom he previously laid intoduring an expletive-laden phone call with a writer for the New Yorker.
Anthony Scaramucci quotes Joe Paterno while discussing 'honor'
"Reince is a f---ing paranoid schizophrenic, a paranoiac," the real Scaramucci said in the phone call Wednesday, later adding: "I'm not trying to suck my own c--k."
In Cantone's impression, he didn't shy away from the last line, instead he just flat out repeated the ridiculousness of it.
After Sean Spicer's departure, Cantone had told Variety he was ready and willing to play Scaramucci on "Saturday Night Live" — Spicer was played by Melissa McCarthy.
"SNL" is currently on hiatus for the summer — so Cantone had to settle for the late-night Comedy Central series instead.
Listen to an excerpt of the vulgar phone call between ousted White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci and a reporter for the New Yorker http://cnn.it/2vmny9W
‘You’re the real loser’: Scaramucci fires back at Trump over botched handling of coronavirus
It’s the summer silly season so you knew the “Mooch vs. Donald” show would be back in reruns sooner or later.
Onetime pals Anthony Scaramucci and President Trump fired barbs at one another on Twitter over the raging coronavirus pandemic and the coming reckoning at the ballot box.
Scaramucci, known as “The Mooch” was fired as the White House communications director after a tumultuous 11-day stint in 2017, mocked Trump for bungling the response to the pandemic and costing America 160,000 lives and 40 million jobs.
“We are tired of all the losing,” The Mooch wrote. “Thankfully it will be over on 11/3. America will heal and rebuild.”
“Anthony is a loser who begged to come back,” the president of the United States wrote on Twitter. “I said ‘No Thanks.‘”
The childish name-calling is just the latest episode in the two men’s ongoing playground spat that has been going on since Scaramucci joined a parade of onetime cronies who turned on Trump.
Scaramucci has rebranded himself as a Trump critic in recent months and returned to Fox News with an appearance on host Steve Hilton’s show Sunday night.
The Mooch railed against Trump for 10 minutes, accusing him of ignoring science when faced with the greatest crisis in a generation. That apparently got under the president’s skin, prompting his unseemly response.
Trump has claimed that he is working round the clock to break the logjam with Congress over the stalled coronavirus stimulus negotiations.
He enacted four executive orders on Saturday, but Democrats rejected them as a lame and called for new talks for a real package to boost the economy.
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It’s the summer silly season so you knew the “Mooch vs. Donald” show would be back in reruns sooner or later.
Onetime pals Anthony Scaramucci and President Trump fired barbs at one another on Twitter over the raging coronavirus pandemic and the coming reckoning at the ballot box.
Scaramucci, known as “The Mooch” was fired as the White House communications director after a tumultuous 11-day stint in 2017, mocked Trump for bungling the response to the pandemic and costing America 160,000 lives and 40 million jobs.
“We are tired of all the losing,” The Mooch wrote. “Thankfully it will be over on 11/3. America will heal and rebuild.”
Trump returned the insult volley by claiming the former White House staffer was “making a fool of himself” in a Fox News interview a few minutes earlier. “Anthony is a loser who begged to come back,” the president of the United States wrote on Twitter. “I said ‘No Thanks.‘”
The childish name-calling is just the latest episode in the two men’s ongoing playground spat that has been going on since Scaramucci joined a parade of onetime cronies who turned on Trump.
Scaramucci has rebranded himself as a Trump critic in recent months and returned to Fox News with an appearance on host Steve Hilton’s show Sunday night.
The Mooch railed against Trump for 10 minutes, accusing him of ignoring science when faced with the greatest crisis in a generation. That apparently got under the president’s skin, prompting his unseemly response.
Trump has claimed that he is working round the clock to break the logjam with Congress over the stalled coronavirus stimulus negotiations.
He enacted four executive orders on Saturday, but Democrats rejected them as a lame and called for new talks for a real package to boost the economy.
‘You’re the real loser’: Scaramucci fires back at Trump over botched handling of coronavirus
It’s the summer silly season so you knew the “Mooch vs. Donald” show would be back in reruns sooner or later. Onetime pals Anthony Scaramucci and President Trump fired barbs at one another on Twitter over the raging…
www.nydailynews.com