Charles Krauthammer seems to think Steve Bannon's fate will be same as that of Anthony Scaramucci

Charles Krauthammer claimed during the Thursday airing of "Special Report With Bret Baier" that he felt White House chief strategist Steve Bannon "Scaramucci-ed" himself after giving a wide-ranging interview to American Prospect.

Bannon in the interview undermined President Donald Trump's North Korean rhetoric, and claimed that there's "no military solution" to the conflict with the country. He also excoriated white nationalists, which he called “clowns,” “losers,” and “fringe elements.”

After his abrupt interview went viral, it was reported, however, that Bannon did not think his comments were being recorded, or had been on the record at all.

Krauthammer, a Fox News contributor, addressed Bannon's interview and compared it to former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci's explosive — and exposing — interview with the New Yorker's Ryan Lizza, which was said to have a part in his ouster.

Krauthammer on Thursday claimed that he believed Bannon's actions, however, were not part of a greater plan to distract the country from the president's "bad week," and instead, could be extremely damning to his reportedly tenuous relationship with Trump.

“I think Bannon just got Scaramucci-ed,” Krauthammer told his fellow panelists. “Actually, he was self-Scaramuccied. It’s kind of like a Japanese version of it where you ... actually impale yourself.

"This was completely unnecessary. I suspect he thought he was speaking with somebody that would not publish this. But part of the reason that it is so inexplicable, and it ... can't be a part of a larger strategy, is that on North Korea ... he totally contradicted the president. He ridiculed his position," Krauthammer said.

Krauthammer noted that Bannon's apparent correlation of Trump and North Korea dictator Kim Jong un as "amateurs blundering about" perhaps the most "damning part in terms of his standing with the president."

See the rest of Krauthammer's comments in the video below.