Anthony Scaramucci returns to the Chuck ToddCast with All the Wrong Moves, out September 22nd, which argues Trump is a symptom rather than the disease — the product of three decades of bipartisan mistakes: Clinton's China trade deal, Bush waging war while cutting taxes, and Obama's bailout that rescued Wall Street while leaving ordinary families behind. He and Chuck also revisit the private credit questions raised in the ToddCast's Lakers special report, with Scaramucci arguing risky lending simply migrated from banks to private markets and that Mark Walter is likely not an outlier. His predictions are blunt: Trump is effectively conviction-proof, and in Scaramucci's view will try to make tens of billions before pardoning himself and his family — which is why, he warns, if the country doesn't take care of its people, the pitchforks will come out.

Timeline:

00:00 "All the Wrong Moves" and the three decades that produced Trump

02:00 China, the wars, and a bailout that skipped the citizens

05:45 Is Mark Walter an outlier? Private credit and where the risk went

10:00 A looming financial crisis — and Trump facing a Democratic Congress

12:45 Conviction-proof: corruption, pardons, and the GOP's breaking point

14:45 No rule of law, desperate workers, and the pitchforks

16:15 How we made the wrong moves — and how he came back after January 6th