“This Is a Bridge Too Far” — Scaramucci on Trump’s Distractions and the end of the Post-WWII Order

Anthony Scaramucci joins the show to deliver a stark warning about America’s escalating war with Iran, arguing that the United States is entering dangerous territory without a clear endgame. He explains why he would have voted against the war, outlines the historical costs of regime change, and says the post-World War II global order that shaped modern geopolitics is now collapsing.

Scaramucci responds to President Trump’s remarks about fallen U.S. service members, calling out what he describes as a lack of empathy and raising concerns about executive overreach and unchecked war powers. The conversation examines whether foreign policy escalation is being used as political distraction, the risks of military adventurism without ground strategy, and why some Republicans are breaking ranks.

The discussion also explores deeper structural forces driving political instability — from Citizens United to rising populism — and why Scaramucci believes Congress has failed

to assert its constitutional authority. He closes with a pointed question about leadership, accountability, and whether anyone in Washington is willing to stand up.

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