Former Trump staffer Anthony Scaramucci explains why he believes the Republican candidate will lose the US presidential election.

Anthony Scaramucci, a former Donald Trump staffer, has outlined why he believes the Republican politician would lose to Kamala Harris in the November US presidential election.

Brit Hume, a longtime Fox News pundit, joined the Mooch and senior Republican pollster Frank Luntz in expressing concerns about Trump’s campaign on Sunday.

Scaramucci, who served as White House Press Secretary for 11 days in 2017, has flipped against Trump and stated on Sunday that he believes his former boss will be defeated in November.

‘I predict he will lose because he is becoming uninteresting. He’s becoming older. “He’s getting tired,” he told Fox 5 DC.

He pointed out that, while Trump remains a formidable contender, America’s demographics have changed since he astonished the world by upsetting Hillary Clinton eight years ago.

‘The electorate has shifted after 2016,’ he explained. ‘We have lost approximately 20 million baby boomers since 2016.’

‘At the same time, 40 million people from Generation Z have joined the movement. As a result, there has been a significant influx of voters of a younger age. And they seem to be interested in politics.

On Sunday, Fox News’ veteran conservative commentator Hume responded to a poll indicating that 65% of Americans were displeased with the state of the country.

Why, he was asked, is Trump losing ground in polls to Harris? Hume stated plainly, ‘Because he’s Trump.’

‘When it comes down to it, the last eight to ten years have been about Donald Trump. Everything has revolved around Donald Trump, he added.

According to Real Clear Politics’ latest polling average, Harris leads Trump by 1.4 percent.

Despite the enthusiasm of his fans, Donald Trump is not a majority candidate. He may win, but he is not a majority candidate, he stated.

Hume argued that Trump has a diehard base, but it didn’t account for more than 40-45 percent of voters.