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The Iraq War came about following a moment of crisis, September 11, 2001.

In real time, the world watched our leaders react and make decisions based on fast-paced information presented to them.

However, the response to the Iraq War led to an all-time low level of public trust in government and media,

which is something we've never fully recovered

from. Each session of the fault line will cover defining moments in our history that shook our

foundation. On the first season of the fault line, Bush, Blair and Iraq, renowned journalist

David Dibbleby explores the 18 months between 9-11 and the start of the war and how the distrust in leadership

response to the crisis affects our world today. The fault line. Bush, Blair and Iraq, premieres

on September 29th on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, and wherever you get your podcasts.

It's January 2003.

Bill Murray is on a plane hunting down a new top secret contact.

The first stop, sort of on that trip, was Kuala Lumpur, because he was giving a speech

at the Organization

of Islamic Conference in Malaysia.

Bill is a senior officer in the CIA, and in 2003 he's the station chief in Paris, one of the top men in Europe,

and he's on an urgent mission. He has to find this high-level source, and so he arrives in

...