43% or not he won the electoral college because it was three-way vote with george wallace and hubert humphrey. then he is president and continues the vietnam war, but we get changes in the way the draft works works and start to vietnamize the war more aggressively and people step back, college campuses get cooler. not so much after the cambodia invasion in 1970 but you know what i'm talking. >> in general he de-escalated and moved us towards an american withdrawal, which would happen. but he also did a lot of other things especially the first term, which stands to surprise people who don't remember those years. i'm going to refer to a few of them.i'to expanded social security benefits. the epa act he signed. osha. the safety and -- occupational health administration. title ix for women athletes help had a healthcare propose sal in the book that was amazingly like we now think of as obamacare. >> very close to what we see is a obamacare. his administration pioneered the idea that we should -- rather that gone to a single pair payer system, that's right ran medicare or canadian or european syst

in then they would abandon the bill so liberals fought against the integration led by hubert humphrey and douglas searle that housing act that the federal government so that is how we got these giant powers in chicago over the most well-known so actually those pruitt towers it is not the fact show because african-americans had to apply but that is not how they were decimated they were built this way after a few years but the pruitt tower had a long waiting list. but the white public-housing had the ball long waiting list. run by the federal housing administration two's subsidize white families to the single-family homes in the suburbs. of guaranteed loans of mass production it never could have assembled the space 17,000 homes. they got loans guaranteed by the federal government and though homes be sold to african-american every home in the development had to be resold to an african-american. the entire country was suburbanized and they became poorer because industry at this same time the whites were. butted 1947 and then they were sold at $8,000 apiece. those that are equally capable

. >> i guess it is like hubert humphrey when he went back to the senate. >> where does he vote on repealingact? it will be interesting. >> does steve bannon go after? we're talking about all this. does steve bannon go after him in the primary and can that work? >> i think steve bannon says he will go after everybody. he wants his candidates to be on the ballots every where. i don't think he'll have a single win. he has not shown an ability to go get a big win. >> he came in late. steve bannon has never recruited a candidate and then gotten them to a primary. let alone getting them to the general election and into office. he is totally untested. unproven. he gets if great press. if he can recruit someone in utah and run them against utah, color me impressed. >> i think the real question is how does he vote on the repeal and replacement of obama-ny care. >> that's like three presidential campaigns ago. happy friday to you. up next, the force was strung at the white house briefing today and we're here to prove it. >> when i was a young reporter, i thought, being a reporter, you have no emotion

no one suggests that either you or your opponent, hubert humphrey, have a good deal of it.ought to this aspect of campaigning and of leading? >> richard nixon: well, when style and charisma connotes the idea of contriving, of public relations, i don't buy it at all. let me make this one point, some-- some public men are destined to be loved and other public men are destined to be disliked, but the most important thing about a public man is not whether he's loved or disliked, but whether he's respected. and i hope to restore respect to the presidency at all levels >> pelley: less than six years later, richard nixon, facing impeachment, resigned from office. i'm scott pelley. we'll be back next week with i'm scott pelley. we'll be back next week with another edition of "60 minutes." . we are not leaving without you. just go downstairs now. ♪ rapunzel?! ♪ look for my c-hr. ♪ that was fun. wait till you see where we're going. introducing an all-new crossover. toyota c-hr. toyota. let's go places. i had purpose and i loved it. you never told me you were a hero. you are my hammer