Democrats and members of the media on Monday mocked ousted White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci for being dismissed after just 10 days on the job.

U.S. President Donald Trump ousted recently hired White House communications chief Anthony Scaramucci on Monday over an obscene tirade, sources familiar with the decision said, in the latest staff upheaval for the six-month-old administration.

There are two main reasons the unfolding Anthony Scaramucci clown show should arouse concern.

On Wednesday night, I received a phone call from Anthony Scaramucci, the new White House communications director. He wasn’t happy. Earlier in the night, I’d tweeted, citing a “senior White House official,” that Scaramucci was having dinner at the White House with President Trump, the First Lady, Sean Hannity, and the former Fox News executive Bill Shine. It was an interesting group, and raised some questions. Was Trump getting strategic advice from Hannity? Was he considering hiring Shine? But Scaramucci had his own question—for me.

White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci said Thursday that leakers who disclosed information related to national security or military operations used to be hanged for their "treasonous" actions.

The White House’s new communications director, Anthony Scaramucci, Tweeted on Wednesday evening that he believes the leak of his financial disclosure form is a “felony” and that he will be contacting the FBI and Justice Department seeking an investigation.

Anthony Scaramucci, President Trump's new director of communications, railed against leaks Thursday, vowing to call the FBI and lambasting "senior leakers" in the White House who "think it is their job to save America from this president."

“If Reince wants to explain that he’s not a leaker, let him do that.”

Anthony Scaramucci, President Trump’s newly appointed communications director, has begun purging his Twitter account of old tweets that don’t jive with the administration’s agenda.

Just one day after being tapped as the new White House communications director, Anthony Scaramucci said Saturday that he's deleting old tweets, some of which bash President Trump and support policy that goes against the president's agenda.