Tony Blair's Attorney General Lord Goldsmith said the invasion was likely to be challenged
as illegal pressure was applied to change his advice. And he did. David Kelly was UK's leading
weapons inspector. A enormous experience in Iraq talked to a BBC journalist saying actually
it was full of bloody lies to justify the war. He was subject to enormous public attention
and soon afterwards he left home and went for a walk. A walk from which he never returned.
We had the start of an inquiry by a guy called Sir John Chilcott. He's a friend of Blair. Blair
arranged for him to get his knighthood. Chilcott claims he's been blocked from communications
between Blair and Bush. A man who locked these communications Sir Jeremy Haywood.
Haywood worked for Tony Blair when he was Prime Minister in the period of the Iraq invasion
instead of standing trial for crimes against humanity. These people have made fortunes.