The Midterms and What Comes Next:

Maggie Haberman in Conversation with Molly Jong-Fast

Join us on Wednesday, Nov. 18, for a riveting, insightful conversation with two of today’s sharpest political journalists, Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times’ White House Correspondent Maggie Haberman and MS Now and NYTimes Opinion writer Molly Jong-Fast. They will dissect the results of the midterm elections and what they portend for a “regime change,” which is also the title of Haberman’s and co-author Jonathan Swan's new best-seller: "Regime Change: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump."

Join us on Wednesday, Nov. 18, for a riveting, insightful conversation with two of today’s sharpest political journalists, Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times’ White House Correspondent Maggie Haberman and MS Now and NYTimes Opinion writer Molly Jong-Fast. They will dissect the results of the midterm elections and what they portend for a “regime change,” which is also the title of Haberman’s and co-author Jonathan Swan's new best-seller: "Regime Change: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump."
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  • The November 18 luncheon will be held at 3 West Club.
    Address: 3 West 51st Street, off 5th Ave.
  • The 3-course menu will offer chicken, fish or vegetarian options. Cash bar—$85 for Silurians; $95 for guests.
  • Note: Business Casual Attire is required at the 3 West Club. No jeans or other denim apparel. 
  • The November 18 luncheon will be held at 3 West Club.
    Address: 3 West 51st Street, off 5th Ave.
  • The 3-course menu will offer chicken, fish or vegetarian options. Cash bar—$85 for Silurians; $95 for guests.
  • Note: Business Casual Attire is required at the 3 West Club. No jeans or other denim apparel. 

Shortly after "Regime Change" was released, President Trump lashed out at Haberman on Truth Social, calling her “a third-rate writer and intellect” and dismissing the book as “mostly made up, Fake News, largely fiction.” The attack did little to slow it: the book has sold more than 500,000 copies and was on the the Times nonfiction bestseller list for 11 weeks.

In 2018, she was part of a team that won a Pulitzer Prize for reporting on Trump’s advisers and their connections to Russia. In 2021 she was part of a team that was a Pulitzer finalist for coverage of President Trump’s handling of the coronavirus.


Since joining The Times as a campaign reporter in 2015, Haberman has covered five presidential elections, several governors’ races, and New York City mayoral races. Her earlier reporting included Rudolph W. Giuliani’s second term at City Hall, Hillary Clinton’s 2000 U.S. Senate race, both of President Obama’s national campaigns, and the rebuilding at the World Trade Center site.