Dominic Sandbrook, a historian and presenter, joins journalist Marina Hyde and political strategist Peter Hyman to dissect Donald Trump's stunning return to power. They dive into the implications of his victory, especially regarding shifting voter demographics and the Democratic Party's struggles. The trio discusses the rise of right-wing populism and its impact on liberal democracy. They also reflect on the chaotic nature of Trump's administration and how it may redefine political landscapes globally, from women's rights to international diplomacy.

In this engaging discussion, Anthony Scaramucci, former Trump communications director, shares insights on Trump's cultural impact and political strategies. Dominic Sandbrook provides historical context, linking past elections to today's landscape. Marina Hyde highlights the high-stakes drama surrounding the election, while Samara Klar dives into voter behavior and the significance of demographics. The conversation navigates the complexities of Trump's influence on the Republican Party and the evolving electoral dynamics as America braces for the 2024 election.

Joining the conversation are Anthony Scaramucci, a sharp-tongued political commentator, Marina Hyde, a seasoned British columnist, and Dominic Sandbrook, a historian with a knack for context. They delve into the surprising implications of Trump's election victory, particularly how it shifted the political landscape and impacted U.S. foreign policy. They explore the challenges democracy faces and reflect on media biases in shaping public perception. The trio also confront their own misconceptions about Trump's appeal and discuss the dangers of isolationism in global climate initiatives.

Tom Holland and Dominic Sandbrook stop by to continue the conversation with Dan that began on their own podcast The Rest is History. 1. “Rubicon” by Tom Holland  2. “Dominion” by Tom Holland 3. “Persian Fire” by Tom Holland

Anthony Scaramucci, former communications director for Donald Trump, shares insights on the unpredictable nature of the U.S. presidential election. Marina Hyde, a Guardian journalist, highlights the cultural drama surrounding the race, while Dominic Sandbrook, a historian, reflects on how past elections shape current voter sentiment. They discuss key battleground states, the impact of polling inaccuracies, and the role of social media in influencing public perception. The conversation is filled with humor and expert analysis on this pivotal moment in American politics.