Ryan Lizza

New Yorker magazine / Georgetown University

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Ryan Lizza is Washington correspondent for the New Yorker magazine and an adjunct lecturer at Georgetown University. 

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New Yorker reporter Ryan Lizza describes his conversation with Anthony Scaramucci.

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New Yorker reporter Ryan Lizza describes his conversation with Anthony Scaramucci.

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