Anthony Scaramucci is backing Trump’s “Big, Beautiful Spending” plan—but only if the money goes where it counts. In a recent YouTube video, the former White House communications director said infrastructure projects with a strong economic return should be the focus. He pointed to Boston’s “Big Dig” as an example. Despite running over budget, the project revitalized the city, improved access, and boosted local income. Scaramucci claims it delivered six to eight times its cost in long-term benefits. He says the same approach should apply now. That means investing in both physical infrastructure like airports and human capital—like AI tutors for schools. He wants spending that creates lasting growth, not short-term gains. Scaramucci’s comments come amid criticism of Trump’s bill. Elon Musk said it hurts government efficiency. Economists warn it could worsen inequality and balloon the national debt. Goldman Sachs has flagged that interest costs alone could top $1 trillion next year. Despite that, Scaramucci says smart spending is still worth it—if it creates a “multiplier effect” for the economy. In his view, rebuilding America is possible. But it has to be done with the right kind of investments.