It’s been twenty years since the March 2003 Iraq War. The country is still unstable. The U.S. has, by and large, forgotten about the war and probably will only re-engage with Iraq if the radical group ISIS makes a major comeback. Iraqis are now left to themselves to pick up the pieces from years of international isolation, foreign military intervention and civil war. Was the 2003 Iraq War worth the effort? Did a neutered Saddam really pose a danger to the international order in the Middle East? Join John as he discusses this issue with Yale scholar Emma Sky.

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