wrong. even though he used chemical weapons extensively against his own people, against others, the program in the form that we thought it was did not exist in the way that we thought. i can apologize for that. i can apologize, by the way, for some of the mistakes in planning and certainly our mistaken in our understanding of what would happen once you removed the regime. that revelation comes as he awaits the findings of a six-year long public inquiry into the iraq war. could it have an impact on our own presidential election? joe klein, the author of charlie mike two afghanistan heroes who brought their mission home. joe, you followed tony blair and bill clinton s joint project third way politics.
and other proteins. yet our subsidy program doesn t support that plate at all. as you mentioned, it s as low as 1% to 6% of subsidies go to speciality crops known as fruits and vegetables. the rest go where? 85% to commodity crops, corn, soy, cotton. everything that goes into highly-processed foods. 10% to 15% go to meat and dairy. good reasons why those subsidies stay there and 81% again, large numbers. in your survey worry that food and ag businesses have given millions to candidates for congress. there s a lot of money to be made from these subsidies. right. not everyone knows politics is awash with money and big companies have a lot of influence over the way congress votes off certain views. they are surprised to see this is an issue where there is also a lot of money driving some of these decisions. they are surprised about that. quite angry that that was the
this stuff about iraq which is not insubstantial pulled down his legacy. is he trying to rescue it somehow? i think so. the remarkable thing to me about tony blair and the british reaction to tony blair is how intense it has been. it s all across the culture. you remember hugh grant and billy bob thornton in love actually with hugh grant playing the tony blair character putting down the american president. it was the ghost writer. there have been books and music. he has been revitaled in england in a way george w. bush hasn t been hire. that must have been painful for him. the other incredible admission here is the admission, which is very true that going into iraq but to isis. let s listen to that. of course, you can t say that those of us who removed saddam