In this episode, Anthony talks to CNN columnist, former media advisor to Mayor Mike Bloomberg and Emmy Award-winning television producer, Arick Wierson, to get his view on the upcoming election.  

What are the one percent thinking about the election? Anthony is joined by Juliet Scott-Croxford, chief executive of Worth Media, to get her take. 

How are the Brits faring in the Brexit battle? Anthony examines the economic challenges facing the United Kingdom with the Spectator’s economics correspondent, Kate Andrews.

Finally, there is plenty going on in the Middle East which requires our attention and analysis. Anthony talks to Scott Armstrong, the editor-in-chief of Arabian Business, to get the inside track. 

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The President and the First Lady have Covid, the biggest health threat to a sitting U.S. President in decades. Anthony is joined by Bill Browder, investor, entrepreneur and geopolitical expert to get his take on this bombshell news, and the repercussions for the election and the economy.  

The first presidential debate this week was an embarrassment to the country. Anthony talks to the national political correspondent at TIME magazine, and author of political bestseller ‘Pelosi’, Molly Ball, to get her analysis. 

Even some of the President’s strongest supporters were surprised at the venom Trump spewed Biden’s way during Tuesday’s debate - and there is growing concern about the chaos that could follow on November 3rd. Anthony examines the challenges facing the United States with internationally-respected journalist, former editor of Britain’s Sunday Times and heavyweight BBC anchor, Andrew Neil. 

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In this episode, Anthony is joined by Tony Blair’s right hand man Alastair Campbell who has been at the heart of global affairs for two decades, to examine the mind games both candidates are playing during the election, and talk about the strain on mental health during the pandemic. 
The election is just weeks away and Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has passed, leaving Americans grieving and uncertain about what’s coming next. With President Trump expected to nominate her replacement within days, Washington editor of the Spectator magazine, Amber Athey, gives us her analysis.  

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has a desk which is piling up with problems - Covid infections are back on the rise and the Brexit deadline is looming even closer. Anthony analyses the challenges facing the United Kingdom with broadcaster and former Conservative party advisor, Iain Dale. 

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In this episode, with the TikTok deal still not done, President Trump’s trade advisor Peter Navarro in hot water, and Mike Bloomberg writing a check for $100m to help Joe Biden in Florida, we talk with business journalist Stephanie Ruhle to get her analysis. 

Are the Democrats going to get their act together for the election? Washington insider Robert Wolf - entrepreneur, former banker and advisor to President Obama - gives us the inside track. 

How are the Brits faring in the Covid-19 and Brexit battles? Anthony analyses the challenges facing Prime Minister Boris Johnson with London-based Michael Booker, editor of the Sunday Express.

Although California fire season is a challenge every year, the recent scale of destruction is the worst in living memory. Anthony talks with environmental journalist David Callaway, former editor of USA Today, from his home in San Francisco to get the local take. 

In this inaugural episode, with the election just weeks away, Trump’s alleged wealth (or lack of it) will face greater scrutiny than ever. Anthony talks with Randall Lane, editor of Forbes, to get the truth. 

What’s the inside view from those in the know in Wall Street? Financial Times US editor Peter Spiegel gives Anthony the skinny on whether things will get better... or worse. 

Next up Anthony talks with the BBC’s man in Washington, Jon Sopel, for the lowdown on what the Brits make of what’s going on.

Finally, come January we’ll have either a new President or a second term Trump administration - so we’ll be taking a huge step into the unknown whatever the country decides. Anthony’s final guest this week is the global political risk expert Ian Bremmer, who can help us make sense of what the hell’s going on.