Former White House Communications Director and managing partner of SkyBridge Capital Anthony Scaramucci on how many COIVD-19 tests he thinks President Trump is taking.

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ANTHONY SCARAMUCCI: I was experiencing a dry throat on Air Force One. And the president's a very famous germophobe. And so he's pressing buttons in the cabin there. Ronny shows up and the president said, hey, something's wrong with Anthony, go fix him. Ronny looked in my mouth and insisted on giving me a penicillin shot in my buttocks.

So when you think about humanity, when you think about your mortality, there I was on Air Force One with my trousers down taking a penicillin shot. And so I was just, you know, riffing a little bit this morning. I thought that was funny. People saying that the president's being tested two or three times, I absolutely believe that.

And let's say, you know, my issues with the president are not personal. I always got along with him in those settings. He's a garrulous guy. He can be-- he can be very charming. But, man, is he a germophobe.

Do not lick your fingers and go to touch something on his desk, like to turn pages. He flips out about stuff like that. Ask Mick Mulvaney.

ANDY SERWER: Anthony, I think we're going to have to leave it at that, in part because I don't think we can go anywhere from here.