Trump dismisses Scaramucci after only 10 days

In his brief term in office, communications director made vulgar comments about the president's advisors

US President Donald Trump has decided to dismiss White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci. The information is from the American newspaper The New York Times .

The decision comes days after Scaramucci made vulgar comments about the president's senior advisers.

Scaramucci is a business owner of SkyBridge Capital and a contributor to Fox News , whose coverage is more favorable to Trump. He is a lawyer graduated from Harvard University and born on Long Island, and was appointed two months after his predecessor, Mike Dubke, stepped down.

Six days after taking office as communications director for US President Donald Trump , Anthony Scaramucci called a New Yorker , Ryan Lizza, to ask who had leaked information about a dinner between Trump's First Lady Melania Trump and some journalists .

The conversation took place the night of Wednesday, the 26th, and was published in a magazine issue the next day.