On this week’s episode, we discuss the winners and losers as Trump moves into the White House, where Theresa May’s Brexit strategy is headed, and whether you can wear fur so long as the animal died in a snowstorm.
First, the world’s media is currently congregated in Washington for the inauguration of Donald Trump as the 45th President of the United States. But what will happen when Trump swears the oath of office, and what will it mean for the UK and the rest of Europe? We had a peek behind the curtain this week, thanks to The Times’s intrepid reporter Michael Gove, but whilst we wait for the full reveal, we were joined on the podcast by the Spectator’s Deputy Editor Freddy Gray, and the BBC’s Paul Wood, who are both currently in Washington, and by Kate Andrews, a Republican commentator, here in London.
On Trump’s relationship with the EU, Freddy says:
“I’ve given up speculating on the inner workings of Trump’s mind.
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