Anthony Scaramucci bragged about the first time he took 'a huge s---' in the White House, according to Sarah Sanders' new book

Subscribe now and access premium content View online           Politics Select           Anthony Scaramucci bragged about the first time he took 'a huge s---' in the White House, according to Sarah Sanders' new book   After he took "a huge s--- in the West Wing" for the first time, Scaramucci immediately called his son, according to Sarah Sanders.   READ MORE           The NSA phone-spying program exposed by Edward Snowden didn't stop a single terrorist attack, federal judge finds   The ruling contradicts intelligence officials' statements following Edward Snowden's revelation that the NSA was snooping on Americans' phone records.   READ MORE           The salon owner who leaked footage of Nancy Pelosi getting a blowout with no mask on says it wasn't a setup and she's been getting death threats   Erica Kious, the salon owner who leaked the footage to Fox News this week, explained her decision in a Wednesday interview with Tucker Carlson.   READ MORE             Mark Zuckerberg reportedly intervened after a Facebook employee posted a controversial defense of police in the wake of Kenosha shootings   The post about "well-intentioned law enforcement officers who have been victimized by society's conformity to a lie" sparked outrage from employees.   READ MORE           Meet the most important 57 Democrats trying to make Donald Trump a one-term president, and elect Joe Biden   A circle of longtime aides and Obama alumni populate the top ranks of Biden's campaign, and could find themselves back in Washington next year.   READ MORE           Republican Sen. Joni Ernst promoted a far-right conspiracy theory that falsely claims coronavirus cases are inflated by healthcare providers   Sen. Joni Ernst questioned whether the confirmed number of COVID-19 cases in the US are being overcounted.   READ MORE           Nearly 200 years ago, another QAnon-like conspiracy propelled its believers into Congress   QAnon supporters aren't the first political candidates to promote conspiracies as part of their platform, writes anthropologist Sophie Bjork-James.   READ MORE           Facebook will pay tens of thousands of users to quit the app ahead of the election so it can study the platform's impact on politics   Facebook is working with outside researchers to study its apps' impact on the election, but doesn't expect results until mid-2021.   READ MORE           Facebook says it will crack down on QAnon and militia groups that could 'organize violence' as election day nears   CEO Mark Zuckerberg said Thursday that Facebook has already removed thousands of groups including militia groups and "conspiracy networks like QAnon."   READ MORE           Mitt Romney officially ends his 2012 presidential campaign by transferring $92,000 in leftover cash to his Senate coffers   Mitt Romney has officially terminated his 2012 presidential campaign committee nearly eight years after losing to President Barack Obama.   READ MORE           Was this email forwarded to you? SUBSCRIBE NOW     You received this email because you signed up to this Business Insider newsletter using the email: ipat39@gmail.com   Email preferences Unsubscribe TERMS OF SERVICE PRIVACY POLICY 1 Liberty Plaza, 8th Floor. New York, NY 10006