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In this episode of The Brink, Jake is joined by historian Lord Andrew Roberts to ask what history can teach us about leadership in an increasingly dangerous world. Drawing on his new book Napoleon and His Marshals, Andrew explores how Napoleon inspired extraordinary loyalty, built a military elite around him and ultimately created rivalries that helped undermine his empire. The conversation moves from Napoleon and Churchill to Thatcher, Reagan and Trump, as Andrew examines the crisis of leadership in the West and the parallels he sees with the 1930s. They also discuss antisemitism in Britain, the rewriting of history, Holocaust denial and why understanding the past matters more than ever.
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction
02:46 Are We Living Through The 1930s Again?
04:52 Anti-Semitism, Britain & The Green Party
08:44 The West’s Crisis Of Leadership
12:55 Is Britain Prepared For War?
18:51 Napoleon & His Extraordinary Marshals
22:27 How Napoleon Inspired Loyalty & Rivalry
27:52 How Napoleon’s Leadership Began To Unravel
32:10 Waterloo & The Fall Of Napoleon
39:48 Churchill, Thatcher & Trump: Lessons In Leadership
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