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Anthony Scaramucci: The All The Wrong Moves Tour

Tue 15 Sep 2026, 19:30
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Financier, podcaster, political commentator and former Trump White House Director of Communications Anthony Scaramucci comes to Brighton Dome to explore how the United States became so deeply divided, and crucially, how it might begin to move forward

According to Anthony Scaramucci 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, warned of the future of NATO and clashed with allies. He tests the limits of executive power, joking about cancelling elections and threatening the free press. 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.

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, explaining 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. 

Presented by Intelligence Squared

 

About the Speaker

Anthony Scaramucci is the host of hit podcast The Rest is Politics US and founder of SkyBridge Capital, an alternative investments firm with around $10 billion in assets under management. 

He served as the White House Director of Communications in 2017 for an infamous 11 days. His upcoming book All The Wrong Moves is an explosive insider story of some of the biggest mistakes in American political history. 

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