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Discover 'If Only They Didn't Speak English,' a captivating exploration of modern America by acclaimed BBC journalist Jon Sopel. This insightful book delves into the intricacies of American life and politics, providing a fresh perspective on a nation undergoing profound change. With a brand new chapter detailing Trump's tumultuous first year, Sopel offers readers an engaging narrative packed with compelling anecdotes and sharp analysis. As the North America Editor for the BBC, Sopel shares his first-hand experiences, from flying on Air Force One to interviewing key political figures like President Obama. Through the lens of culture, including music, film, and food, Sopel brilliantly illustrates how America, once a beacon of hope, has become a landscape marked by division, anxiety, and the unexpected rise of political extremism. This B-format paperback, published by Random House UK in 2018, spans 400 pages of thought-provoking content that challenges our understanding of this complex country. Perfect for readers seeking to comprehend the current political climate or simply interested in Americana, this book is a must-have addition to any library. Navigate the tangled relationship we share with America and uncover the realities behind the headlines with 'If Only They Didn't Speak English.' Whether you’re a political enthusiast or a curious traveler, this book promises to enlighten and entertain.