Anthony Scaramucci Reveals 'Nervous Tic' That Shows Trump Is Feeling The Heat Right Now
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The ex-White House communications director spotted "a tell" of the former president's outlook as the jury deliberates in his hush money case.
Former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci flagged former President Donald Trump’s “nervous tic” that’s a sign of his outlook as the jury began deliberations in his New York hush money case on Wednesday.
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“If you see that accordion move that he’s doing right there, that’s a nervous tic of his,” said Scaramucci, a staunch Trump critic since a 10-day gig as his White House communications director in 2017, in an appearance on “The Hill on NewsNation” podcast.
“And so, when he gets upset, he always goes to the accordion move and so that that’s a tell that he’s bummed out.”
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