It was the TV political event of the year. Former prime minister Tony Blair appearing before the Iraq war inquiry headed by Lord Chilcot. For an entire day last week, Blair answered - or not, depending on your view - the panel's questioning.
The full transcript has just been released by the inquiry, as a pdf (obviously - when will official bodies stop relying on pdfs?). And what is clear is that some themes mattered to him more than others. Thanks to the ever-wonderful Wordle.net, this is what that testimony looked like.
We've extracted just the words that Tony Blair used - not the questions - so you can really get a sense of his thinking. But, just to make it easy for you, we've also got the full transcript of the hearing as a Google doc.
There's a list of his top 200 words below too - see the attached spreadsheet. And a selection of them are summarised below.
Take a look and see if you can do something with them.
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• DATA: download the full list as a spreadsheet
• Full text of the Blair transcript
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Summary tables
