Scaramucci Says President Trump 'Can Dial Down the Rhetoric'

The transcript discusses the issue of anger among young men and questions the President's responsibility in using language that may incite violence. It highlights the President's role as his own communications director and suggests he could be more careful with his words, drawing a comparison to Abraham Lincoln. The speaker advises the President to tone down his rhetoric to avoid giving adversaries ammunition, especially in the context of upcoming elections.

What are the implications of the President's language on public perception?

In what ways can the President modify his communication style?

How does the speaker compare the current President's responsibility for mass shootings to that of President Obama?

What advice does the speaker give to the President regarding his rhetoric?

Why does the speaker believe the President should be more thoughtful in his public statements?