The former White House communications director also argued the president was 'incapable' of empowering his staff.
Former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci has claimed staff working at White House Cabinet departments and agencies worry President Donald Trump"will come hunting for their heads" if they make a mistake.column published on Thursday that the commander-in-chief was"incapable" of empowering staff and had"hobbled" the executive.
The ex-White House communications boss is now the founder and managing partner of the SkyBridge investment firm. He went on to claim that Trump was"incapable" of giving power away to staff or"empowering" them to achieve his goals. "Nobody feels empowered and they worry if they make a mistake, the president will come hunting for their heads."
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