In this week’s Black’s History Week podcast, Professor Jeremy Black, author of Altered States, talks to The Critic‘s political editor, Graham Stewart, about how posterity – or at any rate some historians – will treat the presidency of Donald Trump. Revolutionary? Visionary? Perpetuator of a long-established isolationist tradition or the architect of a realist foreign policy for the 21st century? An aberration? Or a symptom of deeper and unresolved divisions in American society that consensus politics did not – and may not – overcome?

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