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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) The background to the latest White House drama in a "New Yorker" story from new White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci about White House chief of staff Reince Priebus introduced; "New Yorker"'s Ryan Lizza's tweet that led to a phone call last night & Scaramucci in the magazine quoted. [From Washington, LIZZA - recounts his call from Scaramucci, what Anthony earlier said about Reince before coming to believe Priebus was behind the White House leaks, how he would not reveal his source, what Scaramucci said about Priebus "leaking" {to Lizza}, about Steve Bannon with expletives deleted, about Scaramucci tracking White House aides using digital fingerprints & lie detectors, his accusation that Priebus committed a felony & the FBI would be involved following Politico releasing elements of Scaramucci's finances, Scaramucci's several tweets about Priebus after their phone conversation, how his aim is to end leaks from the White House & the ties to/accusations about Priebus, the uniqueness of this on-the-record phone call about what is happening in the White House.]
- Reporter(s):
- Cooper, Anderson
- Duration:
- 00:13:50
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