Anthony Scaramucci claims Donald Trump lied ‘every 100 seconds’ during debate, advises Joe Biden to be 'relentless'

Anthony Scaramucci advised that Joe Biden needs to be 'relentless' and should 'get on the offense as quickly as possible'
Anthony Scaramucci has criticised Donald Trump's debate against Joe Biden (Getty Images)
Anthony Scaramucci has criticised Donald Trump's debate against Joe Biden (Getty Images)

WASHINGTON, DC: Former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci has publicly criticized Donald Trump, accusing him of lying “every 100 seconds” on the first live presidential debate hosted by CNN on June 27.

Scaramucci’s remarks came during an appearance on CNN with Kaitlin Collins on Friday, June 28.

Anthony Scaramucci doubles down on problem with Donald Trump and Joe Biden’s debate

Speaking about his recent book ‘From Wall Street to the White House and Back’ and reacting to the debate, Scaramucci said, "Well, he told a lie every 100 seconds if you like factored in everything, but the … problem with Trump’s performance was a split screen."

NEW YORK, NEW YORK - NOVEMBER 03: Anthony Scaramucci attends the 2022 Forbes Iconoclast Summit at New York Historical Society on November 03, 2022 in New York City. (Photo by Arturo Holmes/Getty Images)
Anthony Scaramucci claims Donald Trump lied ‘every 100 seconds’ in debate (Arturo Holmes/Getty Images)

“And so, whoever prepped President Biden didn’t explain to him that he had to be alert and look right into the barrel of that camera and he looked very distracted,” he continued.

“He looked a little off and so no matter what Trump was saying, I think most people were focused on the physical features of what was going on, on the other side of the split screen,” the financier added.

Anthony Scaramucci's book includes Donald Trump's 30,450 lies during the presidency

The content of his new book includes a tally of Trump’s frequent false statements and he has counted over 30, 450 lies from the vice president during his term, according to The Hill.

“He’s going to lie. I mean, the … question now is, Joe Biden is staying in the race, I get that, so, now what is going to be the positioning of Joe Biden and how are you going to prove to the American public that Joe Biden’s up for the job,” he said.

Advising that Biden needs to be “relentless,” Scaramucci said the 81-year-old politician should “get on the offense as quickly as possible.”

AUSTIN, TEXAS - MARCH 13: Anthony Scaramucci speaks during the Q+A for the
Anthony Scaramucci's book includes Donald Trump's 30,450 lies during the presidency (Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for SXSW)

“He did a good job today, but he’s got to build on that over the next coming weeks to let the American people know that he can do this job,” the pundit told Collins.

Democratic concerns over Joe Biden’s debate performance

Biden’s weak debate performance has sparked concerns within the Democratic party.

Some members have even called for the president to quit the race and let another candidate run against Trump.

Despite these calls, the White House and Biden’s campaign team have dismissed the idea, signaling that Biden is committed to his re-election bid.

On Friday, June 28, Biden made a campaign stop in North Carolina, delivering a more energetic speech aimed at calming the concern within his party following the rough debate performance in Atlanta.

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