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Bush and Iraq, being J.D. Vance’s boss, and why Trump loses | David Frum
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1:10:31Now PlayingDavid Frum is a political commentator and former speechwriter for President George W. Bush. He worked closely with the White House during pivotal moments in modern American history, such as the Iraq War.
What was it like writing speeches for policies you didn't agree with? Do you think Trump is successful and will win the presidency again? Why did you change your stance on the Iraq War?
Rory and Alastair is joined by David Frum to answer these questions and much more.
Podcast episode number: 89
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