If you think talking about finances in general is hard, try talking to your parents about money.

What you don't want to do is like, do you have any money, what's going on?

You don't want to come at them in a more adversarial way.

Or, as I said, you don't want to come out like you're now the parent.

What to do about the ups and downs of your 401k?

If you or someone you care about plans to retire soon, that's on the next explain it to me.

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Welcome to Raging Moderates.

I'm Jessica Tarlov. Scott is off today, but I've got the great Anthony Scaramucci on the show. Anthony, welcome. How are you doing? Thank you for joining me.

Well, it's very sweet of you to bring me on. And I haven't seen you in the flesh in a long time. We used to work at Fox together. People forget that because it's probably a decade now,

but I hosted Wall Street Week for Fox Business.

And we used to be able to share the set together on the Fox News channel and also Fox Business.

So it's great to be with you.

Yeah, those were, I can't believe how long ago that is, but also how long I've been there. Like, when anyone asked about it,

I'm like, it's my entire media life has been at Fox, but that was great. And Wall Street Week

was such a great. And I don't want to say serious. It was obviously serious. There was some levity to

it, but it was so substantive. That's the word that I'm looking for. Wall Street Week was so

substantive. Look, Maria Bardo, a very good friend of mine is still doing that show. She calls it

Maria Baderomo's Wall Street. And so the show had legs. And I got the education of my lifetime because

I left Fox to join the Trump administration. Yeah. And so it's been the education of my life.

Well, we still talk about your tenure there, Scaramucci's or Ascaramucci is a, I don't want to say daily use.

I mean, certainly on the Internet, it's a daily use.

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