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Josh Green from Bloomberg was taken aback by Scaramucci's interview with CNN's Chris Cuomo, disturbed by Mooch's 'jocular' demeanor.

"How bizarre and unusual what just transpired is...even if it's a joke, it's weird -- the whole jocular towel snapping live on air thing..."

Here's Josh Green expressing his moral indignation to Scaramucci's live on air towel snapping of the White House leakers, ironically reading another leak on air regarding the crack down of leaks.

When President Trump promised last fall that under a Trump administration America would "would win so much you'll get tired of winning," we suspect this is not what he had in mind.  According to the latest international obesity study from the Organization For Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), America is by far the fattest nation in the world with just over 38% of the adult population considered 'obese.'

Here are some stats from the OECD's latest study courtesy of the Washington Examiner:

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Courtesy of the Philadelphia Tea Society, I give thee a generous serving of tea and crumpets. Enjoy them with my compliments.

Tea and Crumpets

Now that you're comfortably situated, I'd like you to take a peek through this aperture, into the hideous minds of the leftist elite.

The latest monthly survey of credit investors from Bank of America, released overnight, shows the same familiar paradox we have seen ever since the start of the year: most survey respondents are allegedly scared worried about geopolitics and a concerned that the market is a bubble, and yet at the same time, most are allocating even more assets into what may be the biggest and riskiest credit bubble of them all: junk debt.

Via AdventuresInCapitalism.com,

For the past few years, most retailers have struggled. Of course, it’s easy to blame Amazon.com, but it is only one of many causes. At the same time, for us hedgies living in major cities with luxury malls, there is confusion about the problem itself - my mall is crowded and people are shopping. After having debated with friends endlessly on what the real root of the problem is, I decided it was time to actually go investigate. Every city has its own story and the local mall is the nexus of that story.