White House spokesman Sean Spicer resigned on Friday, ending a brief and turbulent tenure that made him a household name, amid further upheaval within President Donald Trump's inner circle.
-In an August 2015 appearance on Fox Business Network, Scaramucci called Trump a "hack politician".
Spicer resigned earlier in the day, six months into the administration, after Trump tapped NY businessman and political supporter Anthony Scaramucci for the job of White House communications director. I was an inexperienced person in the world of politics.
See Wallace's segment on MSNBC in the video below.
As to whether the latest drama will affect Trump's legislative agenda, Christie said tax reform is "in serious peril" unless Trump rolls up his sleeves and gets to work, engaging with members of Congress.
In multiple White House statements Friday Trump praised Spicer's "great television ratings", despite Spicer not delivering an on-camera briefing since June 20.
Before Anthony Scaramucci was tapped to take over as White House communications director, he was a Harvard-educated Wall Street guy and the founder of billion-dollar global investment firm Skybridge Capital.
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She has also recently shared press briefing responsibilities with Spicer, whose resignation could point to more changes coming at the White House.
"Are we in the midst of a major White House shake up?".
Spicer said that even someone as despicable as Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler didn't sink to using chemical weapons on his own people as Assad had done, ignoring the Nazis' use of gas to murder Germans in concentration camps. Spicer had been fulfilling both the press secretary and communications director roles.
Priebus and Spicer spent years working closely together at the Republican National Committee.
Chief of staff Reince Priebus, said, "It's good to start fresh". "And we have a new press secretary".
Spicer also addressed comedy that had been based on his often-confrontational White House news conferences, including actress Melissa McCarthy's portrayal of him in several sketches on "Saturday Night Live".
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