Great Again?

America during and after Trump

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A wise and fascinating explanation of how we ended up in this place, and where we’re headed, by one of Britain’s most consistently spot on journalists.
Hadley Freeman, Sunday Times columnist and author

Few commentators have as deep an understanding of the forces shaping modern America as Justin Webb. In Great Again? he mines that intelligence to deliver a rare thing: an honest and balanced examination of Donald Trump's transformational presidency and its lasting impact on the US. In personal and engaging prose that weaves the stories of regular Americans into the high politics of Washington, Webb captures the hopes and anxieties of a nation that created the turbulent politics of the last decade and provides valuable pointers to the future as the post-Trump era looms into view.
Gerard Baker, Wall Street Journal columnist and author

In Great Again? Justin Webb takes us beyond the well-rehearsed arguments about the shortcomings of the 47th president into a deeper world of American life and American opinion. He begins the debate about what happens next and does it with style, substance and originality. As someone who dealt face to face with Donald Trump, I recommend this book to anyone thinking about America’s future, or, indeed, our own.
Rt Hon Jeremy Hunt MP

About Justin Webb

JUSTIN WEBB is the longest serving presenter of BBC Radio 4's flagship news and current affairs programme 'Today' and is a co-presenter of the podcast 'Americast'. For the best part of four decades, he has been a voice on the airwaves or a presence on our TV screens. He joined the BBC in 1984 as a trainee, and has reported from around the world, as a war correspondent in the Gulf and in Bosnia, on the break-up of the former Soviet Union and the first democratic elections in South Africa. He was Europe Correspondent when the Euro was introduced, and for eight years he was the chief correspondent in Washington DC. Among his awards is Political Journalist of the Year, which he won for his coverage of the Obama presidential campaign. He's a regular columnist in The Times and for the Unherd website. He lives with his family in South London.

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