Great George Street
Sat 19 Sept · 19:30
According to Anthony Scaramucci, former White House Communications Director, outspoken Trump critic and co-host of The Rest Is Politics: US , President Trump represents one of the greatest challenges America has ever faced. During the first half of his second presidency, Trump has waged war on Iran, threatened the future of NATO and clashed with allies. At home he jokes about cancelling elections, threatens the free press and tests the limits of executive power. With inflation biting and his approval ratings falling, November’s pivotal midterm elections will offer the first major verdict on his second term and the future of America. Is Trump politically vulnerable? Can Democrats capitalise on his mistakes? Is MAGA bigger than Trump—or will the battle to succeed him define the future of the Republican Party? How has Trump transformed American society, and how does he continue to threaten democracy at home and abroad? And after a decade of Trump, what does the next chapter look like for America and the world? This autumn, Scaramucci comes to audiences across the UK with an insider’s account of how America reached this moment—and where it goes next. Drawing on his forthcoming book All The Wrong Moves, he’ll argue that decades of mistakes by both Republicans and Democrats paved the way for Trump’s rise, and explain how America could chart a different course. Don’t miss this opportunity to see Anthony Scaramucci – hilarious, irreverent, insightful and deeply sourced within both the Republican and Democratic parties – live in-person and ask your own questions in the audience Q&A. He will be in conversation with author and historian Peter Frankopan. All tickets include a hardback copy of All The Wrong Move s by Anthony Scaramucci (RRP £25) Suitable for ages 14+ Tickets From £30 Saturday 19 September 2026 7.30pm Sold Out A 9% booking fee applies online and over the phone. A £2.50 postage fee is charged where applicable. Main hall
Not the same tradition as the lineage above — a genuinely different thread to pull, if you want one.