Key Insights
Why hasn't Anthony Scaramucci become a US citizen yet?
He has a green card and is eligible but feels it's a big decision. He plans to get citizenship to align with his kids' status.
Why does Katty Kay admire America's attitude towards immigrants?
She appreciates the country's openness to new ideas and people, which she hasn't found in other countries she's lived in.
What troubles Katty Kay about America?
School shootings are a significant concern, making her question why the country can't fix this issue.
Why does Anthony support so many family members?
He grew up in a close-knit, blue-collar neighborhood where supporting family is a cultural norm.
How does Anthony describe his childhood neighborhood?
He describes it as a close-knit, middle-class area where everyone knew each other and supported one another.
Why does Anthony's mother want to keep the house as it is?
She wants to preserve the memories of her children's youth and doesn't want any changes made to the house.
Chapters
Anthony Scaramucci discusses his reasons for not yet becoming a US citizen despite having lived in the country for 26 years and having children who are citizens.
- Anthony has a green card and is eligible for citizenship.
- He admires America's attitude towards immigrants and outsiders.
- School shootings are a troubling issue for him.
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