Lord Ashcroft interviews Robby Mook, Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign manager, about Hillary, the campaign, the Russians, fake news, the prospect of a second Trump term, and what Democrats need to do to prevent it.

One year since Donald Trump was elected, the Ashcroft In America team returns to the U.S. to hear what real voters in Wisconsin and Nevada make of his presidency so far

Voters in Houston and San Antonio give their view of President Trump's first 100 days in office - plus Lord Ashcroft interviews Republican guru Karl Rove and former Obama cabinet secretary Julian Castro on politics in the Trump era and beyond

Voters in Macomb County, Michigan - a key state in Donald Trump's victory - talk about their new president and the controversies of his first days in office. Lord Ashcroft asks Jennifer Granholm, the former Democrat Governor of Michigan, about how her party can start winning again; and speaks to Saul Anuzis, former chairman of the state's Republican Party, about what to expect from President Trump.

Lord Ashcroft goes to Washington to meet Molly Ball of The Atlantic, Dan Balz of the Washington Post and Anna Palmer of POLITICO to discuss the transition and what the future holds under President Trump; and former Obama strategist Stephanie Cutter and Republican adviser Jeff Larson talk about the future of their respective parties

Undecided voters in Ohio give their reaction to the latest chapter of the Clinton email saga and talk about their imminent decision, and Lord Ashcroft interviews former Democratic presidential candidate Howard Dean and top Republican strategist Steve Schmidt about the election and the future of American politics

Lord Ashcroft interviews MSNBC's Joe Scarborough, pollster Kristen Soltis Anderson reviews the numbers and historian Jon Darman considers the possibility of a Clinton landslide, while Hispanic voters in Miami and military families in Tampa give their views on the election

Arizona voters react to the week's campaign news, Latino activist Petra Falcon talks about the voter registration drive that could swing the election, and Lord Ashcroft talks to the BBC's John Sopel about covering Washington and why Brits often misunderstand America

Lord Ashcroft interviews Mitt Romney, 2012 Republican presidential nominee, about what it's like to run for the White House, Russia, NATO, Brexit, Donald Trump, and the future of the Republican Party.

The voters of suburban Philadelphia respond to the leaked Trump tapes, Lord Ashcroft talks to Democrat strategist Lis Smith, John Baer of the Philadelphia Daily News assesses the state of play in Pennsylvania, and conservative talk radio host Charlie Sykes talks about conspiracies, the media, and "post-truth politics"