Tony Blair Broadcasts Himself
Outgoing British Prime Minister Tony Blair recently set up his own channel on YouTube, "DowningSt," which features a series of clips starring Blair as he sounds off on his legacy (particularly when it comes to education), congratulates Nicolas Sarkozy on being elected France's president and addresses that most fascinating of topics: U.N. road safety week.Outgoing British Prime Minister Tony Blair recently set up his own channel on YouTube, “DowningSt,” which features a series of clips starring Blair as he sounds off on his legacy (particularly when it comes to education), congratulates Nicolas Sarkozy on being elected France’s president and addresses that most fascinating of topics: U.N. road safety week.
Check out his channel by following this link.
Or, watch a sample clip from his series below:
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