"It Isn't About a Lie": Tony Blair on Iraq from 2001 to 2016

From the global statesman responding to the 9/11 attacks in 2001, to convincing parliament of the need to confront Saddam Hussein, Tony Blair made the arguments for war in Iraq passionately. When no weapons of mass destruction were found, he stood firm in his belief that toppling a dictator was the right thing to do. Now, following the Chilcot report, he is forced to confront stinging criticism of his plan for the war’s aftermath, his use of evidence and his style of government