Scaramucci on Trump: "He's going to lose because he's getting boring"
Former Trump White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci thinks the man whom he once briefly worked for is headed to defeat in November. Scaramucci, founder and managing partner of SkyBridge Capital and co-host of the podcast "The Rest is Politics US," joined Jim Lokay on "The Final 5" to weigh in on the implications of Corey Lewandowski’s return to Trump's campaign and the overall state of the GOP race.
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Scaramucci on Trump: "He's going to lose because he's getting boring"
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