Published May 25, 2006
Following a trip to Baghdad, British Prime Minister Tony Blair visited the White House, where he briefed President Bush on his meetings in Iraq. Bush and Blair commented on 'mistakes' in Iraq, withdrawal of forces, and touched on the issues on Iran and UN reform.
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