Interview with Anthony Scaramucci on Trump

The speaker addresses being called an 'unstable nut job' and views it as a projection of the accuser's own feelings. He emphasizes not reciprocating such insults and questions the accuser's fitness for presidency. The speaker expresses admiration for a woman and her family, while criticizing the accuser's attacks on his own family via social media. He concludes with a note on maintaining respect and boundaries.

What does the speaker suggest about the comments made against him?

• They are accurate reflections of his character.

• They are projections of the accuser's own feelings.

• They are meant to be taken seriously.

• They are compliments in disguise.

How does the speaker view his own response to being called names?

• He feels deeply hurt by them.

• He retaliates with similar insults.

• He ignores them completely.

• He sees them as a badge of honor.

What is the speaker's opinion on discussing personal relationships?

• He enjoys discussing them openly.

• He prefers to keep them private.

• He believes they should be criticized.

• He thinks they are irrelevant.

How does the speaker differentiate himself from others in terms of family respect?

• He attacks family members when provoked.

• He avoids retaliating against family members.

• He believes in public criticism of families.

• He ignores any attacks on his family.

What is the speaker's final message to the audience?

• To continue the debate.

• To be well and take care.

• To attack others when necessary.

• To ignore all criticisms.