Harvard sorry directory erroneously said Scaramucci was dead

This might be an opportunity for Anthony Scaramucci to put that salty tongue of his to its proper use.

The former White House communications director blew up the internet with an explosive (and expletive-filled) New Yorker interview, had his wife file for divorce, and lost his job in President Donald Trump's administration all within 10 short days. The news came on the day Scaramucci was sacked from his post at the White House.

The directory included an asterisk next to Scaramucci's name indicating that he had been reported dead since the previous edition was released in 2011.

In a statement, a Harvard Law spokeswoman confirmed the mistake, saying, "Regrettably, there is an error in the Harvard Law School alumni directory in the listing for Anthony Scaramucci".

The directory is published every five years and is available only to alumni, CBS said. "We really appreciate your direct and colorful language and I would like to officially extend an offer for you to work for CamSoda in a similar role - serving as CamSoda's Communications Director", Press wrote.

Scaramucci did not immediately respond to a call seeking comment, but in fairness, his Monday afternoon had been a tad eventful.

The Harvard University Law School alumni directory has "The Mooch" listed as dead in its latest edition, according to The Washington Post.