but here he was, in this awful adventure in vietnam.and at the same time, as time went on, the criticism that was coming from those with whom he had aligned himself with on the civil rights agenda, on the war on poverty agenda, for example. martin luther king's very, very sharp critic at riverside church and that of others, which had to be painful, just a kick in the gut to someone who cared profoundly about this domestic agenda. >> we collected, over the last couple of weeks, questions from our friends of the library community. and many of them were directed at questions that have already arisen. but several of them point out that lbj was, of course, the subject of any number of biographies and histories, long before these tapes came along. and then the tapes come and give us all this new evidence to work with. in your estimation, what is the one -- if i can ask a slightly unfair question -- the one takeaway from the tapes that significantly alters what we thought we knew about lbj before this material became available? >> oh! i'm stru

happened to afghanistan because of vietnam happened to yugoslavia because of vietnam the world is nothe same. and this is the most cinematic conflict. just as the theater begins with a hanger, so does the american invasion with the desire for a country. to gain independence here too north and south the former colony of france vietnam decided after the second world war. gain independence movement in yatmen, led by the famous ho chi minh city policy goals were local to throw themselves off both colonies. however, neither france nor the united states wanted this. the north gained independence, but in 1956, in the south, in saigon, the french administration was sitting about the french administration at the suggestion of washington. at the same time, the southerners refused to unite with the khan in the air, the fighting of american troops in vietnam continued for more than a decade. yes august 75. more than 2.7 million american troops took part in them, the united states lost about 58,000 people, and taxpayers 111 billion dollars the number of civilian casualties in vietnam in both part

mark: another problem was a situation in vietnam. in many of the conversations, with this all important topic. this was no conversation this one comes from may 27, 64. and lbj is on the phone this national security advisor. monday and this is at a point where lbj is trying to keep vietnam off the agenda and of the front pages but as well aware major decisions are looming before him few months on the road. >> the more i think and getting into another. [inaudible]. that one can never get out of it. and i believe that the chinese communist come into it and i don't think that we can drive 10000 miles away from home in that area. [inaudible]. and don't think it's worth ripping apart i don't think that we can get out. [inaudible]. it is an awful mess. [inaudible]. what is it for three and what is it worth to this country. [inaudible]. we have a treaty everybody else has a treaty out there. and of course you start and they tissue right into your own kitchen. [inaudible]. and that is trouble the suffer the world if anything comes apart on it

and cambodia let's start with vietnam deputy director general of the forestry administration of vietnam ministry of agriculture and from rural areas divenfom wang mr. ivan e not so long ago uh appeared information that the vietnamese authorities announced that that tigers are no longer in the country and a reintroduction program is also needed. is it so? thank you very much maria ministers, dear heads of the tv channel participants, there are gentlemen. i would like to express my gratitude to the russian federation for the invitation to participate and we also look forward to, best regards, greetings to all the heads of delegation who are participating in this important cause, we are, uh, an important, uh, member of the organization of the tiger conservation program. and of course tigers - it's a symbol of the forest, but now uh, hmm significant extinction threat you're popular. vietnam has now introduced new legislation that is designed to protect this rare animal and now criminal prosecution has been introduced since the fifteenth year, it came into full force in the eighteenth year d

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soup to nuts kennedy in vietnam. those kinds of narratives are out there and they're they're worthwhile and valuable. i was interested in a smaller segment of the kennedy vietnam story which relates to his planning to withdraw the united states from vietnam by 1965. lots has been lots have been written about this recently and because of some material that kennedy taped we have a way to try to get to the bottom of what kennedy was thinking about vietnam yet large but also what he was thinking about with respect to this planning that had been going on since the summer of 1962 to get the united states out by 1965 a time when he expected that he would still be present. so the conversation we're going to hear is from early october 1963. it will feature defense secretary robert mcnamara chairman of the joint chiefs maxwell taylor. they have just come back from a fact-finding trip to vietnam and they deliver to kennedy this report, which says a variety of things about the way the the administration should be handling a real

i thought your answer was good and i thought your answer in vietnam was good. i really didn't like the answer on the. [inaudible]. i heard you say you actually had set out others you don't want your country to hear. in night was convenient for the people pretty. >> i'm not going to have that conversation i didn't say what i was doing. i didn't say at all. >> in fact i reaffirm that i would not go pretty. >> i see, i just didn't hear a durkin the meaning of it that everybody else did. i think that the outstanding thing with close-ups were excellent. you need to learn when you're going to put have a prepared statement you going to need to have the opportunity to study in a little bit more and read it with a little bit more conviction and interest. and change of pace. >> was certainly criticized, they won't use it all. mark: we learn from this conversation. michael: we learned that it was impossible for lyndon b. johnson to be a great president if lady bird johnson had not been first lady. and the problem here is almost every first lady i think and melody would pr

nixon arrived in the capital of south vietnam. u.s.erick reinhart, represents of the president and a throng of vietnamese citizens greeted them n. no other place were the nixons to see a bigger change than their previous visit. then this land had been in the throes of war. today it was a peaceful and free republic. while riding into saigon, signs over the world testified to the friendship vietnam feels toward the american people and their elected representatives. this happened to be a time of national rejoicing. everywhere there were people carrying banners, marching in celebration of the second anniversary of the presidency. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> thousands gathered on the spacious lawn before the presidential palace to cheer the republic and the president when mr. nixon came to be received by the young nation's chief executive. [cheers and applause] ♪♪ >> the two leaders conferredded for an hour and a half. mr. nixon extended president eisenhower's warmest personal congratulations, well earned by a man and his people who had th

you went to vietnam, to north vietnam, with dan berrigan? >> yeah, yeah. amy: why? >> why?l, this was early 1968. this was the time of the tet offensi, also the time of the tet holiday, the vietnamese holiday. and the north vietnase decided they wanted to release the first three airmen prisoners who had been shot down over north vietnam. and they wanted to release them in the custody of not the american government, but the peace movement. so daniel berrigan, poet, priest, whom i'd never met before, he and i traveled together to hanoi to north vietnam to pick up these three american airmen who were being released by the north vietnamese. and then we spent some time in hanoi and the surrounding area, visited bombed-out areas, visited little villages that had been jet bombed in the middle of the night a million miles from any possible military target. and that -- we were being bombed -- vietnam was being bombed every night. every day we were goin into air raid shelters. every night, daniel berrigan would write a poem about what had happened that day. and -- y: what do you say

vietnam ranks fifth among the thirty-five asian countries in terms of openness and economy.ee trade agreements with more than 60 states and territories with almost all major economies in the world. along with this, vietnam actively participates in many multilateral initiatives, including regional and interregional economic associations, thereby making a responsible contribution to sustainable development in the asia-pacific region. dear ladies and gentlemen, dear friends, vietnam always attaches great importance to the comprehensive strategic partnership with the russian federation, we highly appreciate the results of economic cooperation between our countries in recent years, especially in such areas as energy and industry and others are determined to further advance, bilateral cooperation in those areas in which the parties possess predominantly, as well as on the maximum use of the preferences laid down in the agreement free trade between vietnam and the eurasian economic union, however, we consider it necessary to study the possibility of finalizing and updating this agr

happened in afghanistan because of vietnam happened to yugoslavia because of vietnam, the world hassed to be the same, and also these most cinematic conflicts. as the theater begins with a hanger, so the american invasion of the country's desire to gain independence and here, too, the north and south of the former french colony vietnam decided after the second world war. the gain independence movement in yatmen led by the famous ho chi minh city, the politician's goal was clear, to throw himself off both colonies. however, neither france nor the united states wanted this. the north gained independence, but in 1956 in the south in saigon. the whole thing is about the french administration from filing in washington at the same time, the southerners refused to unite with the khan in the air, the smell of war, the fighting of american troops in vietnam lasted more than a decade. yes , august 75. more than 2.7 million american troops took part in them. the united states lost about 58,000 people, and taxpayers.

so, my parents' generation was the vietnam generation. they call themselves the vietnam neration. it defined their generation. the greatest generation was defined by the second world war. and so the question is, well, how come we fought the wars this way? how come they didn't generationally define us as a nation? and i would say that goes back to the way the wars were constructed. you know, every war the united states has fought all the way back to the revolution has needed a construct to sustain it. and to sustain it, i mean, broadly speaking, in two terms -- blood and treasure. who's gonna fight it how are you gonna pay for it? when september 11th happened 21 years ago and the united states knew that it was going to once again go to war, we also needed to figure out, "okay. what is the construct that is going to sustain this war?" and the way we constructed the war on terror was the blood came from our all-volunteer military, and the treasure came from deficit spending, insomuch as there was never a war tax for these wars. they were put on our national credit card. and if you lo

join now by michelle tucker ski, a journalist based in hope you've been city vietnam. tell us what's the situation like there right now here at home and city were well south of where the storms impact was and we've had wind and rain today, but up at central vietnam or it made landfall appears. coastal cities were spared the worst and hours for landfall. there were concerns that this could be, could have been significantly stronger than it was landfall. but we're still waiting on damage reports from the mountain. this region, once you get away from the coast in central vietnam, that's very rugged, lot of remote communities in the mountains. and this is where the dangers of land slides from heavy rain will be really, really prominent. we've already seen reports of the 2 main or south highway has been cut off by flood waters and certain areas about a 1000000 people work. i've been without electricity at various points, so no, no fatalities been reported, which is great news, but again, it'll probably be tomorrow once we start to hear from more of the mountain community th

well, the typhoons are nothing new and vietnam. how do people generally cope during the typhoon season? yes, certainly nothing new central coast, especially it usually gets hit by 5 or 6 every year or even more than that. but this one was only strong, but they, you know, that a lot of the houses, they're sort of sturdy, a lot of built of country. so we've seen a lot of damage and photos over the past day or 2 of how you get in there, really blown off, things like that. but a lot of these things are pretty easily repaired. the other take shelter, you know, when, when ordered, and people kind of know what to do when these things make landfall. okay, michael, thank you very much. that was journalist michael to kosky there in hu, human city. thank you. the corona virus pandemic is not yet over, but it's already the subject of numerous movies and tv series, the latest called this england portrays british prime minister boris johnson's personal and political dramas. during the pandemic, he's played by renown shakespearean actor kenneth b

country's desire to gain independence and here, too, the north and south of the former french colony vietnam decided after the second world war. the gain independence movement in yatmen led by the famous ho chi minh city, the politician's goal was clear, to throw himself off both colonies. however, neither france nor the united states wanted this. the north gained independence, but in 1956 , in the south, in saigon, the french administration was sitting about the french administration from a filing in washington. at the same time, the southerners refused to unite with the khan in the air smelled of war, the fighting of american troops in vietnam continued for more than a decade. yes, august 75. more than 2.7 million american troops took part in them. the united states lost about 58,000 people, and taxpayers 111 billion. in dollars, the number of civilian casualties in vietnam in both parts of the south and north is estimated at 2 million americans were infuriated that north vietnam took allies of the ussr, but to send troops from ideology, the reason is so-so, if there is no reason, draw 4 a

at age 26, he was sent to cover the war in vietnam. >> the first actual ground combat troops to enterntry. >> another big assignment, the civil rights movement. he interviewed martin luther king jr. as he marched from selma to montgomery. >> have all the activities of the past weeks in selma come to fruition now? >> and then political conventions and presidents. bill spent 35 years as our white house correspondent. >> did you make a mistake in sending arms to tehran, sir? >> no, and i'm not taking any more questions. >> bill plante? no? bill's not here? that's shocking. >> this is the "cbs sunday night news." bill plante reporting. >> years in the anchor chair and traveling the world for cbs news. >> 100 years ago, the portage glacier came all the way here. this is bill plante, cbs news, proving you're never too old to do something stupid! >> bill loved biking, running, and wine. he also loved his family. the father of six children, he is survived by his loving wife, robin. as a white house correspondent, i traveled the world with bill. he always ordered the wine, and he always picked

and i asked a just to name a few. vietnam is ready to serve as a bridge 2 months. the eastern russia partnership is our desire to ation in every area. and this includes all areas of economy and a tourism, and also dedicated to formulation was a free trade agreement with nissan union and between the asian countries and the e. u. i wish the sound system economic form, great success a be with thank you very much. now let's have a look at our whole do much those with oh, are recently and to have a result the with questions out lawyer with economy are going to recover as soon as the 2nd one is economy, i'm going to decline the warranty or not sure. and have a look totally differently, i'm able to union and model the regular me for a members of the industrial union level at 62 percent of their eden. that's what you want a bouncing back or so we're going to get a deeper it is always a question of prices on the roads. when you go to you, it was immediately the hold of a reason you know, economy could do right? well, it definitely has an impact on the economy in your market

vietnam was different. here we are now with this 20 year war and vietnam and talk about and close for -- and close word. it took close to 100 years before we got to 1776. 86 years after that we have the civil war. not 20 years is not going to turn around the country. the united states military can go and get in any country it wants by force but the rest of the country apparatus needs to come in and train these guys. the same people who are in charge now with the taliban was probably in charge back then. we changed nothing. when the roman army went inland a state 300 years. i think we got a timeline set on the united states military which is we have enough sustaining power for 20 years and we come out. we are not in that business. when they said we are nationbuilding that we need to stay out of these countries because i really believe that once we go into a country we need to stay there 100 years and change the culture. because right now, the people that is minding this government is not 20 years old. " inte

the human smuggling route chin was taken on stretches from vietnam to poland. like most of his compatriots, he was transported across russia to the baltic nations and then to poland. on the way to says he was held in a band and warehouses sometimes locked in for a week at a time by telephone for his and i am hung of bead o lucas. l y con it only, alice sang, chill, chill doin a delgado junior home with opa new. my new my own me am lee lee. co young lee, tony. i know you been out here. mr. dana canada. m hi e own own get now madame i am going to examine why come the only on her clothes on while i won't get on that until come with tango, november tongue told none why b, no bun that goes on in when i went, can you dana antonio and tell him who's on really, really helping them with gleick b drive is like an j transported people all across eastern europe. sometimes they throw most of played on us sick. wonder what was it that is somebody that's on the whole day for the booster doctor, but i wish it was dr. vietnam chicken dumplings here that the people who saw that

no it is beginning _ when he hits vietnam? no it is beginning as — when he hits vietnam?speak so it. when he hits vietnam? no it is - beginning as we speak so it probably won't be a typhoon when it hits the east coast of vietnam but it is still going to have a lot of heavy rainfall. we are looking at around 250 to 350 mm of rain. it is likely to push significantly further inland. already it is a rainy season so it will be moving its way across vietnam and its northern thailand than in some emr. and we've only just gotten rid of the monsoon rains so more significant rainfall in these areas is going to get potentially some life—threatening flooding as well. potentially some life-threatening flooding as well.— flooding as well. thank you very much. let's go to iran now, where protests against the government have entered a twelfth day defying continued efforts by authorities to stop them. videos verified by the bbc show anti—riot police shooting live bullets at the protesters in several cities in iran. and this that you're seeing here are plain—clothes security forces locking

like the vietnam war... but there was a free — like the vietnam war...e was a free media in _ like the vietnam war... but there was a free media in the _ like the vietnam war... but there was a free media in the us, - like the vietnam war... but there l was a free media in the us, images of people coming back... it's different in russia. an army of russian mothers is pretty powerful. bodies coming back, refusing to let their sons go. i think there is potential there. it does require the sort of bravery that we don't have to have in the west to protest and demonstrate. and i think in the end, though, parents protecting their children is a powerful force. stephanie, do you think this is a gamble by putin? people said when he first launched the invasion that this was a potentially catastrophic gamble by him in the long term, that it would ultimately backfire on him. is that how you see it? it could backfire on him. i think it's going to take some time, and i disagree with those people who think there will be some sort of palace coup. if he is overthrown, it

the united states and the third world in the era of vietnam.he's going to tell us about presence of the arab vietnam one who has no reputational problems whatsoever, richard nixon. >> thank you will be very short talk. i would like to never hear me? i would like to start with a story that takes us into the arena of the nixon presidency that may not be terribly familiar. may not be one that springs to mind. the subject is the relationship between the united states and brazil the story begins on december 13 covid 1968. that was the date when the brazilian military eliminated most remaining elements of brazilian democracy and a crackdown on every asset of civilian society. it started as it turned out a new era of economic prosperity badly worsen economic equality in the country. beginning to of widespread torture to ensure obedience of the regime. the johnson ministration suspended aid but left it largely up to the coming nixon to decide how to proceed. his answer came pretty quickly in may 1969 his administration restored aid to the resilient reg

now more and more interest in our sweet products is shown by vietnam, mongolia and the united arab themirates have tasted the taste of russian chocolate in asia and the middle east for a long time. this is the channel russia 24 right now, the main facts of this day . this is kiev’s demand to washington for new requests for ukraine, already overwhelmed with western weapons, writes the wall street jorda newspaper, according to the publication, kiev should officially announce its request in the near future in the list of 29 types of weapons. at the same time, it is emphasized that all this is precisely the offensive weapon that will be required apu for combat operations, next spring the ukrainians want to receive new tanks from the united states, preferably abrams new artillery systems. three sevens a few more rzso. hymers several thousand shells to them. in addition, ukraine is going to ask the americans for anti-ship missiles, harpoons, ballistic missiles, attack ms, and special attention to them. these are earth class missiles with a range of up to 300 km. there, a high-explosive fragm

m going t vietnam and bringi beer!ach ephron spending way too much time at his own local bar in new york city. >> chicky, had you ever heard of zach ephron? >> honestly no. >> here's the good news. he says you nailed him. so what do you think you nailed about chicky? >> i think i understood part of why he did it. it comes from a pure place inside of him. >> you got a good heart, chicky. it your brain i'm worried about. >> where did this crazy idea come from? >> you don't have to go furst than colonel lynch. >> he was not really a colonel but a former g.i. who tended bar and hated seeing frprotests against the vietnam war while boys from the neighborhood were fighting and dying over there. >> do they not know that our soldiers see this and it's broadcast all over the. boysn thei ne a bee oys. t bs! >> i can do that. >> do what? >> bring them beer. >> i'll go over there. i know how to get there. >> donahue was am merchant seamn so he set out to find six guys, which became four when one was killed and another sent home wi

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troops from vietnam and then north vietnam was able to unify its control. and i think that is something that north korea -- that is wet north korea would truly love. >> know that is a point. >> and we talk about the economic development it is after north korea dominated -- the peninsula. >> stated i would point out to you though, that the north korean government has made many many legal concessions to the south because of the economic powerhouse that the south of korea still in and so, and you know, it is very capitalist, and south korea in ho chi minh city. >> great points, but with regards to north korea, we have to understand objectives and strategies. and i think -- i fear, that this kind of proposal will be assessed by kim jong-un as a political warfare strategy. he clearly wants this. he wants to negotiate and be treated like a former soviet. that is central. and so we have to be careful that this kind of proposal does not cause him to double down on his strategy -- and his development of -- capabilities for his strategy to dominate the grand peninsul

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many of the crimes of the american army in vietnam have not yet been disclosed. the scale is so monstrous that it is very difficult to find out the truth, but they themselves will never be recognized, and there it has become a black spot for american foreign policy. about foreign policy in terms of the humanity of humanism and in terms of their imperial ambitions on the one hand. they committed a huge number of crimes against the vietnamese people. this includes the killing of civilians and the execution of military personnel. illegal or judicial reprisals, the use of toxic substances, the manipulation of consciousness, the smallest of all their crimes existing there. the vietnamese people lost millions of lives due to the fact that the americans sought to make them a springboard against the soviet union, at first the policy of imperialism, after talking about high ideals of freedom , human rights, democracy and progression, all this is just cover for the capture of alien resources, territories and the destruction of entire nations. years later, absolutely nothin

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apple is expanding in india and vietnam, where workers are much cheaper. well for more than this, we go to fraser, how he is a china analyst and the author of the book read capitalism. frasier, thanks for joining us. why has apple under tim cook been so drawn to china? look, i think it's a similar story for many producers, china has become the place of the world. they had a very good day in clusters of infrastructure for manufacturing. and so in that sense, it was a no brainer. you had ultimately, you know, in many their books gone in a lot of people, the relying on all i would need company to set up factories in china. so again, apple's not on the out of course, a very high profile company, the biggest company they lay wildly popular as you know. and so not to follow the path, but many others i've done and send to very much operational chain supply chain focused and china provided all those things that he looked for in terms of proficiency. right? obviously, we know a lot about the supply chain issues that came out of the pandemic. and the wes reliance on

demonstration tasting pavilions in several countries in china, the united arab emirates, egypt , vietnam, where uh. you can come and see the products taste it and we try, and advertising russian products, uh, position it. it is under the brand made in russia that allows? here under such an umbrella brand of products to be more recognizable. now vietnam, mongolia and the united arab emirates are showing more and more interest in our sweet products. the taste of russian chocolate in asia and the middle east has long been tasted. this is not a marconi family, where every day there are disputes about what they will watch today. let's take a look at them and see how they do it. manage to watch cartoons tomorrow today we watch 4 minutes of news, then a tv series 3 minutes before commercials where no one ever swears. after all, each of them has a watch application that you can watch anywhere on anything. and most importantly, whatever. i also have a look. it is always interesting how it all begins now you will see everything. manufacturers of good things want and best to check. let's translate