CSPAN Q A February 10, 2014
Of course, we were particularly close in world war ii. It was revived under Margaret Thatchers premiership. There were some rocky patches before that, but she had a close ideological relationship with ronald reagan. They were very fond of each other personally. So that was the beginning of a long stretch it was not quite so warm under her successors. Tony blair became extremely close to bill clinton. And to president bush. I would say that that was a particularly interesting time of the transatlantic relationship. British politicians were sometimes embarrassed at what the public like to call t...