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Trump / White House War / Scaramucci & Priebus / A Discussion (Part I) #1113885

CNN Evening News for Thursday, Jul 27, 2017
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper; White House: Sara Murray) 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 discussed; Scaramucci's recent tweet & what White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said tonight about Scaramucci & Priebus quoted.

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Live discussion held with CNN's "The Atlantic"'s Peter Beinart, Trump supporter Jeffrey Lord, "Washington Post" reporter Abby Phillip, "Devils' Bargain" author Josh Green & "New Yorker"'s Ryan Lizza about Scaramuuci & Priebus & President Trump; Scaramucci tweet quoted. [GREEN, PHILLIP, LORD, BEINART, LIZZA - offer views on why this story has dominated the news, including the language, with Scaramucci trying to make an impression, on TV metaphors to describe this drama, the view that this is a battle to the death between the two, Trump's style with staff, how this is an ego-driven battle, not about issues, how different White House factions treat Trump as opposed to Scaramucci's treatment, who wants Trump to be Trump, how Scaramucci believes in Trump now.]

Reporter(s):
Cooper, Anderson;
Murray, Sara
Duration:
00:08:40

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