Tony Blair, Britain's former Prime Minister, spoke to Anne McElvoy, The Economist's head of radio, for The Economist asks podcast. Timecoded chapters listed below:br br Chapter One - Should there be a second Brexit referendum?br 3:00 - What would be the route to a second referendum?br 5:40 - Did Cameron get it wrong to hold a referendum?br 7:38 - Do we ask the electorate again and again until they get it right?br 10:38 - You must know what you want the referendum question to be onbr 11:50 - Norway does satisfy some rules - what is wrong with that?br 12:58 - We don’t know how many people who voted for Brexit were hard or soft?br 14:00 - What about a second referendum date?br 15:25 - Do you have some sympathy with Theresa May's position?br 16:34 - Do you advocate delaying article 50?br 18:06 - Do you think freedom of movement is in danger?br 19:50 - Do you worry a second vote would lead to a popular backlash?br br Chapter Two - Is centre politics dying?br 21:50 - Is Centre Politics dying or reviving?br 23:05 - Do we need voting system reform?br 23:25 - Should Labour get rid of Jeremy Corbyn?br 24:50 - Could Jeremy Corbyn win the next election?br br Chapter Three - Is Donald Trump a danger to Western security? br 25:54 - Was real harm done to the security of the West in Helsinki?br 27:40 - How connected are you to Donald Trump's team?br 28:20 - Would you meet President Trump?br 28:50 - How do you think having Trump in the White House has affected getting peace in the middle east?br 30:19 - You think we're looking at a post Netenyahu period?br br Chapter Four - Blair after British politicsbr 31:13 - Was there too much Blair Sprawl?br 32:55 - If i was teasing you - you’ve come round to the idea?br 34:14 - you’re 65 now - anything you regret?br br Click here to subscribe to The Economist on YouTube: br br Daily Watch: mind-stretching short films throughout the working week.