How Will Donald Trump’s Presidency End? | The New Yorker

In the first of an ongoing series of panel discussions called “Public Forum: A Well-Ordered Nation,” David Remnick asks Salman Rushdie, Tony Kushner, and Claudia Rankine how they envision the final days of the Trump Administration.

New Yorker's David Remnick on His Fears over Trump's Presidency - BBC Newsnight

On the night of 8 November, New Yorker editor David Remnick penned an emotional polemic calling Donald Trump's victory "an American tragedy". As the year draws to an end, he tells Newsnight editor Ian Katz that he stands by those words.

New Yorker's David Remnick Profiles President Obama During Election

David Remnick is editor of the New Yorker magazine and a longtime chronicler of President Obama. For his latest profile, "It Happened Here," Remnick interviewed Mr. Obama in the last days of the election campaign, then again after his first meeting with President-elect Donald Trump. Remnick joins "CBS This Morning" to offer an inside look at the president's thinking.

David Remnick Slams Washington's Normalization Of Trump

David Remnick and Nicholas Thompson Discuss What Donald Trump’s Victory Means for America’s Future

David Remnick: Trump’s Win Is ‘An American Tragedy’

BBC: On the night of 8 November, as the seismic result of the US presidential race came into focus, New Yorker editor David Remnick penned an emotional polemic calling Donald Trump's victory "an American tragedy" and "a sickening event in the history of liberal democracy".

It made him a hero to many in liberal America and beyond - and a symbol to many of Trump's supporters of an out-of-touch liberal elite.

Newsnight editor Ian Katz talked to him about how the media misjudged the US election, the forces behind Trump's triumph and what happens next. » | Saturday, December 17, 2016