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Input: Consider Input: Anthony Scaramucci  has nicknames for  his  former White House colleagues including "Sith Lord" Reince Priebus and "creature from the Black Lagoon" Steve Bannon.
 Scaramucci  also opened up about the interview with Ryan Lizza  the New Yorker writer who has since been fired amid sexual misconduct claims.
 Scaramucci  also compared Reince Priebus to Star Wars villain Darth Sidious. (Lucasfilm  Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
"Of course I used the f-bomb a few times. I'm prone to do that . . . And I'm making some jokes and I'm playing for laughs  because that's my personality "  Scaramucci  told Vanity Fair.
 Scaramucci  told Vanity Fair that  his  whirlwind experience in the limelight was "very painful " though  he  reiterated  his  support for Trump. (Alisa Molotova/Getty Images)
The firing came shortly after reports that  his  wife was leaving  him  over her hatred of Trump  though the pair are now back together.
 Scaramucci  told Vanity Fair that  his  whirlwind experience in the limelight was "very painful " though reiterated  his  support for Trump.
 He  told the Star that  he  had stayed off of the airwaves after  his  firing because  he  didn't want to be a distraction  but has recently reemerged in the wake of allegations of internal White House chaos such as those in Michael Wolff's "Fire and Fury."
"I got wind from the president and  his  family that this was a good opportunity for me to go back on television  to advocate for the president like I was doing during the campaign and transition and obviously  the short time I was in the White House "  he  said.

Output: Scaramucci calls former White House colleague 'Sith Lord'


Input: Consider Input: Back in 2015  then  Vice President Joe Biden  appeared on The Late Show and host Stephen Colbert peppered  him  with questions about whether  he ’d run for president in 2016. However   Biden  was still reeling from the death of  his  son  Beau  and  Biden  said that  he  was unable to commit “110 per cent” to the task of running for president  despite the fact that Beau had urged  him  to continue to serve.  Biden  returned to The Late Show on Monday night and Colbert was ready for  him . “I’m not gonna ask ” said Colbert  before immediately asking  Biden  if  he  planned to run in 2020.
As for that whole 2020 question   Biden  wouldn’t answer other than to say that “the country’s never been more divided  we need a unifier.”
 He  also provided an update on  his  thoughts on President Donald Trump.
When  Biden  was on the show back in 2015   Biden  suggested that the American public give Trump a shot  before judging  him . “Have we given  him  enough of a shot at this point?” Colbert asked.  Biden  said  he  reached  his  tipping point with Trump after  his  “deafening” during the white nationalist rally in Charlottesville  Va.  where neo-Nazis were chanting “the same exact bile” against Jews that the Nazis used in the 1930s in Germany and a protester was killed by a white supremacist. Biden said there is now “a battle for the soul of this country ” and called for Americans to say “enough is enough.”
They also discussed the risks of “normalizing” Trump’s behavior. “What do you think has changed about the presidency with him being President?” asked Colbert. “How will this influence future presidencies?”  Biden  replied  “God willing  this will go down as the single exception in American history.”
When Colbert pressed him about who such a unifier could be   Biden  didn’t give any specifics  but he said there’s a whole new generation of Democrats entering politics who are ready to step up.

Output: Joe Biden Says This Was the Turning Point for Trump


Input: Consider Input: Some schools used âcherry-pickingâ to favor certain students  according to a district audit analyzed by  Inspector General Nicholas Schulerâs office . Nonselective schools improperly used academic benchmarks such as test scores and grades to evaluate prospective students   Schulerâs office  said  and some schools âspecifically weeded out kids with histories of poor attendance.â
A principal with a rare tuition-based prekindergarten program described an âunwritten agreementâ with former CPS CEO Barbara Byrd-Bennett that allowed the school to admit pre-K students from outside the neighborhood into kindergarten. That arrangement   Schuler  said  raises the troubling prospect that people are essentially allowed to buy their way into schools.
The district audit  requested by  Schuler âs office  marks the official debut of an IG âperformance analysis unitâ intended to broadly evaluate how CPS policies are carried out.
 Schuler  isnât recommending the district pursue discipline or termination for unnamed elementary school employees in the report  as  his  office has in past cases involving criminal or ethical lapses.
âCertain cases were unfair  and thereâs certainly a real danger that things are manifestly unfair in key regards â  Schuler  said of situations highlighted in the enrollment report. âBut they might not all be unfair. Some of them just failed to follow the rules.â
Those problems were heavily concentrated in neighborhood schools. So much so   Schuler âs office said  that more than half the students who enrolled in neighborhood schools outside their home areas last year âimproperly bypassedâ the districtâs enrollment office to do so.


Output: Thousands of students improperly won seats in CPS schools a 'pervasive problem ' inspector general says