20 years of a post-Saddam Iraq
In 2003 an international military force led by the United States entered Iraq with the intent of toppling the Saddam Hussein regime. While that goal was achieved, it came at a steep price. More than 4,400 American troops were killed and some estimates suggest more than 100,000 Iraqi citizens died during the conflict. Was the result worth the cost?
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20 years of a post-Saddam Iraq -- Abdul Latif Rashid
Tim Constantine sits down current Iraqi President Abdul Latif Rashid to speak candidly about life under Saddam Hussein, about America's role, for better or worse, in the effort to liberate their nation, and about where Iraq is now, 20 years into their Constitution.
20 years of a post-Saddam Iraq -- Haider Al-Abadi
Tim Constantine sits down with Haider al-Abadi, the former Iraqi Prime Minister (2014-2018) widely credited with defeating ISIS, to speak candidly about life under Saddam Hussein, about America's role, for better or worse, in the effort to liberate their nation, and about where Iraq is now, 20 years into their Constitution.
20 years of a post-Saddam Iraq -- Humam Hamoudi
Tim Constantine sits down with Humam Hamoudi, the Chairman of the 2005 Constitution Committee, to speak candidly about life under Saddam Hussein, about America's role, for better or worse, in the effort to liberate their nation, and about where Iraq is now, 20 years into their Constitution.
