What led to the election of Donald Trump? | BBC Politics Live
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On Politics Live, Anthony Scaramucci, host of The Rest is Politics US, discussed his new book ‘All the Wrong Moves’. Scaramucci, who was US President Donald Trump’s communications director for 11 days before being sacked, pinpoints what he believes are the three key decisions which led growing economic anxiety and the polarisation of American politics. Presenter Vicki Young was also joined by Labour peer Baroness Hazarika, author and Spectator columnist Ross Clark, and iPaper columnist and former adviser to Jeremy Corbyn, Andrew Fisher. The guests also discussed what might happen in American politics once Donald Trump departs the political scene. For more news, analysis and features visit: www.bbc.com/news #USPolitics #PoliticsLive #BBCNews
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