in fact, we mentioned that there are a lot of international investors in vietnam for regard vietnam as a very viable alternative say to say, doing business in china 9 assigned to the 50 us companies and the trade mission and vietnam at the moment. how do you think the vietnamese are going to be trying to persuade them that everything is stable? well, they've been through this before and they will tell them they both say you're the president. trump quang died and office vice president took over for an introvert period which is just on and then the party worked out an arrangement. in that case, it was unique for the part of the secretary general to simultaneously hold both positions until the end of the term. once that term under a new president was elected, the same will happen now. so that between now and may when the party central committee normally meets, i think the party will get consensus and we will find a person that will then be put back before the national assembly to replace the current vice president. and so all across the board the, the get to me is officials of these 50 am

the apple is on vietnam's general. the secretary for showing has always seen a new decade loan crack down on corruption called blazing furnace. it's led to the investigation of thousands of officials and songs exit has now let the country y t known for stability into uncharted territory. i'm a consumption eve, i'll just see the inside story. okay, we're going to unravel the many strands to the story with our panel of experts in conroy. we have hong young. he's a senior lecturer, vin university, and a widely published political scientist and camera. carlyle, parents, a professor emeritus at the university of new south wales camera, is also a veteran, southeast asia, regional specialist. and in brisbin, we have younger heights, zine, whom you hired from an i'll report a moment ago. he's a visiting fellow with the eye. sees yourself a shocked institute. thank you very much indeed. but i want to start with carlisle fair. just give it a little bit of background. so if it finds a sound it correctly, the presidential role is

let's go to vietnam and the games we have in vietnam. now morocco and vietnam especially, i think they can be a great help to the national team. yes, we are actually following several events. first of all, the main goal and actually our main plan is to participate in the tournament. vietnam is actually the testing of the players, actually the selection of those people and the combinations that are going to play together, our game philosophy and the tactical measures that we actually have, we are thinking about to participate in the asian nations tournament and so on . now check our weaknesses and strengths god willing, i will try my best. yes, my first match will be against morocco, so maybe i can boldly say that the phenomenon of futsal is actually in the world . he has won 25 games and tied 5 games. how many games have we played? we have played 25 games in the last two years, and yes , he has started a tour in the world in morocco , and he has started a strange investment. there is a very strange process for the country of morocco, whi

i'm a child of the vietnam war. i think you've sure to we all are who are over a certain age we, when i watch the media cover, vietnam and iraq at a lot of our conflagrations, i get the sense they're afraid to admit what happened there. such a gloss over it, like it was like, you know, oh yeah. rock no, we evaded the country. we shouldn't even be vietnam barber as actions that we did there. and we should explain these things so we don't do them again. we don't do that now and rick, you know, i've said a number of times in interviews and i think it bears repeating. i remember sitting in on a secure video teleconference chaired by vice president dick cheney the day before we invaded iraq. and i remember one of the senior directors at the national security council saying, as soon as we cross that border, they're going to throw flowers at us. mm hm. and i went back to my office and i said to my boss, to these people know nothing about history. and the answer unfortunately is yes, they know nothing about history. we have

we shouldn't be bated vietnam. barbara, as actions that we did there, and we should explain these things so we don't do them again. we don't do that now and rick, you know, i've said a number of times in interviews and i think it bears repeating. i remember sitting in on a secure video teleconference chaired by vice president dick cheney the day before we invaded iraq. and i remember one of the senior directors at the national security council saying, as soon as we cross that border, they're going to throw flowers at us. mm hm. and i went back to my office and i said to my boss, to these people know nothing about history. and the answer unfortunately is yes, they know nothing about history. we have learned since that many of our soldiers, many of our diplomats, many of the c i, a guys that we had in those countries did not speak the language. and they did not understand the culture. and basically lived so far apart from the rest of the population, they never got a chance to understand what true rockies are instead

let's go to vietnam and the games we have in vietnam, now morocco and vietnam in particular , i thinky can be a great help to the national team . the main and actually our main plan of participating in the vietnam tournament is actually testing the players, actually selecting those people and the composition. those who are going to play alongside each other, that is our game philosophy and the tactical measures that we actually have, we are thinking about to participate in the asian nations tournament, and also now , we will try to examine our strengths and weaknesses , god willing. our first game will be against morocco. well, maybe it can be boldly said that futsal is actually a phenomenon in the world. if i want to make a short statistical mistake about morocco in 2023, morocco has played 30 official games , winning 25 games and drawing five games. how many games did we play in we played 25 games in the length of last year and 30 in one year

a million fighters of the national liberation front of south vietnam and the army of north vietnam,lmost. half a million civilians, several million more were injured, and about 10 million were left homeless. well , how can one not remember the classics: on february 5 , 2003, at a meeting of the un security council , us secretary of state colin powell said that iraq has weapons of mass destruction and biological weapons that are aimed at washington. for effect, the head of american diplomacy even shook a certain one in his hand. test tube, indicating that even a small amount of a dangerous substance can be harmful. us secretary of state colin powell delivered a report at the un on iraqi chemical weapons and showed a test tube allegedly containing a sample of a dangerous substance. after that, the americans invaded iraq, and found nothing of what the head of their foreign policy department said there. paola's test tube is called the most expensive symbol of politics in the history of mankind - the century, the worst mistake in the entire history of the country, worth 7 trillion dollar

about million fighters of the national liberation front of south vietnam and the army of north vietnam, as well as almost half a million civilians, several million more people were injured, about 10 million were left homeless. well, how can one not remember the classic, a test tube supposedly containing a sample of a dangerous substance, after which the americans invaded iraq, and nothing of what the head of their foreign policy department said was found there. paola's test tube is called the most expensive symbol of 21st century politics in human history. the worst mistake in the entire history of the country, worth 7 trillion dollars, this formulation is popular in america. in simple terms, the united states simply fabricated a reason for invading iraq, all because of the largest in the world. for licking oil, however, if such a cause for war exists in reality, it is invented, it is provoked and shown to the american public as proof that yes, we must intervene. the americans are well-known masters of post-truth, through a setup the united states took cuba from the spaniards at the en

that is what the end of the vietnam war looked like. a more that by the way, as you're looking at that image, a war that we lost. and that's important. see, i think it's important to admit that we lost that bore, you know, why 1st? because despite what defense contractors are politicians and the media who serve them, want us to believe it's the truth. and that's important. and 2nd, because that war was very on democratic, it wasn't a war that americans chose, in fact, it wasn't even a war that are elected officials. jose, no, it was a war chosen by n for c. i a, let's do this. now. let's go back to that image of the helicopter at the us embassy inside gone, because i want to show you something there. you see that see that image. what's happening in that image is that the via con, who us troops spent more than a decade battling or about to take over their country and us soldiers, their friends and their families were scurrying to get out of the country. get out of sight gone. but there's something about that image that you need to know a

more than 56,000 american troops died during the vietnam war.ople were injured, and about 10 million were left homeless. well, how can one not remember the classics: on february 5 , 2003, at a meeting of the un security council , us secretary of state colin powell stated that there is in iraq. weapons of mass destruction and biological weapons that are aimed at washington. for effect, the head of american diplomacy even shook a certain test tube in his hand, saying that even a small amount dangerous substance can be harmful. us secretary of state colin powell delivered a report at the un on iraqi chemical weapons and showed a test tube allegedly containing a sample of a dangerous substance. after that, the americans invaded iraq, and nothing of what was said. he is with her, he is invented, he is provoked and shown to american society as proof that yes, we must interfere. the americans, famous masters of post-truth, took cuba from the spaniards, the kingdom, through a setup by the united states at the end of the 19th century. allegedly destroyed

of course during the vietnam.a will delegation that was able to go to both south vietnam and north vietnam, which rather unusual. and we found ourselves in the position of taking messages from women from south vietnam to women of north vietnam, and between families and so forth. was■a incredible and we were also in laos at that time. one of the outcomes of that was that we workeded, drew up peace treaties with the women between our our countries, women, u.s. women and south vietnamese women and us women in north women. and that was a very useful. later. we went to cuba when was not encouraged to go, one could not return by way of mexico city. if one went in by mexico. so three of us made a point of having to fly to madrid and then back to the states and, he a press conference to say, wasn't this ridiculous? we should be traveling and trading and talking with cubans. and later it began happen. we went to chile shortly the coup and while two of us would be talking, the government leaders of three or four would be ta

a million fighters from the national liberation front of south vietnam and the army of north vietnamvilians, several million more people were injured, and about 10 million were left homeless. well, why not remember the classics: on february 5, 2003, at a meeting of the un security council, us secretary of state colin powell said that iraq has weapons of mass destruction and biological weapons that are aimed at washington. for effect, the head of american diplomacy even shook a certain test tube in his hand. saying that even a small amount of a dangerous substance can be harmful. us secretary of state colin powell made a report at the un on iraqi chemical weapons, showing a test tube allegedly containing a sample dangerous substance. after that, the americans invaded iraq, and found nothing of what the head of their foreign policy department said there. paola's test tube is called the most expensive symbol of 21st century politics in human history. the worst mistake in the history of a country worth 7 trillion dollars, this formulation is popular in america. in simple terms, the unite

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we have ron from cleveland, a vietnam vet.ler: why do think donald trump is such a great man for veterans? host: you have to stop listening to your tv and go ahead with your question or comment. ultimately a veteran's view of the commander-in-chief is quite important? guest: thanks to ron for his service in the vietnam war.our n veterans who will put the party ahead -- country ahead of their party. the polarization is a threat to our competitiveness and our existence as a democracy and this is not tied to any one individual. we are fighting that with principal defense to get them elected and support them once they are elected. host: from jose in virginia calling in on the veterans line. caller: i am an afghan veteran of 22 years and i wanted to get commentary on the a any advocac. i'm still working with afghan interpreters who are in danger from the taliban is there any push on that? do you know the for veterans advocating for foreign policy? guest: i'm on the board of that important initiative afghan allies has been k■a key a

india and vietnam, i think, are excellent examples. as some of the potential scale as a competitor to china. it is a large economy, a lot of people, a lot of potential consumers, vietnam, of course, emerging itc space in southeast asia along with i would say malaysia, indonesia. so how do we think about, this is for all three of the panelists whoever wants to ta it first. how do we go as a partnership to find the third partners? waiting for them to come to us or do we go to them with our arguments around safety, security, trust, finding new emerging technology? >> me? >> yeah, go ahead. >> so would like to expand our cooperation with the third parties in addition to the united states and japan. depending on the host government situations. for instance, in pacific island co good progress and capabilities to support those island countrs. so japan, u.s., have cooperation that is very natural and good cooperation in that area. and when it comes to india we would like to collaborate with korea, actually. ■óthis much, the biggest india think

the 11th anniversary of the san jose vietnam memorial and remembrance ceremony.comes just one day after the national vietnam war veterans day. >>> coming up, fresh snow at the palisades, tahoe. how much has fallen as people head up the hill for some spring skiing. >>> and the severe thunderstorm warning has expired. but the active weather continues around the bay area. watching this line of showers including hail moving through the santa clara valley. how much more will last for your easter sunday coming up. >>> and soccer fans are taking over the south bay. getting ready for the home opener at paypal park. we'll have a live look at all the excitement. >>> it is a milestone moment tonight for bay area sports. the south bay getting ready to cheer on the bay area's newest soccer team just a couple hours from now. bay fc took on the houston dash in their home opener. >> yeah. very exciting. nbc bay area's emma gos is at paypal park where fans are arriving for the first official women's soccer game in the bay area. how's it going? >> reporter: it's a party here at pa

north vietnam, and, of course, wit cong, the liberation front of south vietnam.his liberation front, with the support of the soviet union, carried out very large-scale offensive operations in south vietnam, including many hours of bloody battles on the streets of the capital of south vietnam. saigon, by all accounts, from a military point of view, is an offensive ended in failure, well, of course, there were already 530 thousand american troops there, it could not help but end in failure, but it produced the psychological impression of a bomb exploding in the united states, politically, psychologically, it certainly looked like it. like a huge victory for north vietnam, and the soviet union that supported them. lyndon johnson, who was actively preparing for the elections, and who , on the issues at that time, generally had a good chance of winning, realized that he had no chance of being re-elected, and he withdrew from the election. race, came out in the spring, like now, in the spring of the election year. and the democratic candidate for the post of vice presi

we have ron from cleveland, a vietnam vet.hy do people think donald trump is such a great man for veterans? host: you have to stop listing to your tv and go ahead with your question or comment. ultimately a veteran's view of the commander-in-chief is quite important? guest: thanks to ron for his service in the vietnam war. our organization is focused on veterans who will put the party ahead -- country ahead of their party. the polarization is a threat to ourveness and our existence as a democracy and this is not tied to any one individual. we are fighting that with principal defense to get them elected and support them once they are elected. host: from jose in virginia calling in on the veterans line. caller: i am an afghan veteran of 22 years and i wanted to get commentary onhet if there is any advocacy there. i'm still working with afghan interpreters who are in danger from the taliban is there any push on that? do you know therz veterans for veterans advocating for foreign policy? guest: i'm on the board of that important i

the ship will be host to a special national vietnam war veterans day commemoration. our itay hod met up with one bay area veteran from vietnam to see why this moment is historic in more ways than one. >> as the saying goes, once a marine, always a marine. no one embodies that more than bill peacock. >> absolutely squared away. >> at 82, he moves a little slower but his need for perfection is as crisp as ever. bill is one of a few good men who served in vietnam from 1968 to 1969 and one of the lucky ones that made it home. >> my basics class, 567, has one of the highest casualty rates of lieutenants in the entire war. >> unlike other wars, vietnam vets did not return home to tickertape parades or fanfare. in fact, it took until 1982 for national memorial to be commissioned and another 35 years before the government officially declared march 29 as vietnam veterans day. that is why, today, bill is straightening old medals as he attends his first-ever commemoration in the san francisco. >> it is great that the temperature recognizes what we have did however many years ag

iran's trade with vietnam and bangladesh is also developing is. we have several countries in southeast asia as our target countries. leaving aside china, which is now an independent issue, we have a very special plan with vietnam. a growth of more than 70 % happened in our relations with vietnam. we are activating the joint commission. reasonably we deployed several companies and sent several companies . a few weeks ago, the deputy minister of foreign affairs was here. good negotiations happened again. vietnam is one of our good destinations that we can grow with . we are doing it. bangladesh. what is it now? let's consider a combination of south and southeast asia . again , we had very good relations with them. just last week, the d8 trade ministers' meeting was held in bangladesh. frequency for the issue of establishing banking financial relations to establish relations. now , customs and seas, which i think will be operational soon , god willing, if they become operational, we can grow there very well. according to the statistics of internation

i was in afghanistan and all the -- i look up to that -- to the vietnam vets. just thank you for everything that you've done vietnam vets and welcome home. >> dana: you have an album coming out may three. >> i do. >> dana: what's it called? >> i'm america. the song that's on it. >> dana: i look forward to hearing that. thank you for being here. >> bill: thank you for having me. are you a basketball fan at all? >> yeah, i like sports. >> bill: we got this for you, scotty. caitlin clark put a message out thanked everybody in iowa for goodbye to my favorite arena. the memories i have will be cherished forever and she goes into the wnba and play in the olympics, too. >> dana: you are super cool. thank you for being here. "the faulkner focus" is up next. happy easter, everyone. >> fox news alert. a tale of two presidential candidates. both president biden and former president trump in new york

india and vietnam, i think, are excellent examples.ial scale as a competitor to china. it is a large economy, a lot of people, a lot of potential consumers, vietnam, of course, emerging itc space in southeasty malaysia, indonesia. so how do we think all three ofe panelists whoever wants to attack it first. how do we go as a partnership to find the third pis it waiting fe to us or do we go to them with our arguments around safety, securitrhnology? >> me? >> yeah, go ahead. >> so would like to expand our cooperation with the third parties in addition to the unit■qed states and japan. dependingent situations. for instance, in pacific island countries, australia has very good progress and capabilities to support those island countries. so japan, u.s., have cooperation that is very natural and good cooperation in that area. and when i would like to collaborate with korey. this much, the biggest india think tank hosted the event, national d by taking that opportunity with u.s. and korea they have at least about the ict technical cooperation

marking one of the largest vietnamese populations outside of vietnam. the community's strength being seen in a county supervisor race that could result in the area's first vietnamese supervisor. >> i think it is just fantastic to know and to hear that we're coming to where we are. it also means that the vietnamese community matured politically. understanding, as well as exercising and understanding the importance of their votes. >> reporter: that progression seen throughout the center where signs are depicted if three languages. spanish, english, and vietnamese. researchers steven hubbard has been tracking immigrant populations across the country, and says santa clara county stands out from others nationwide. >> within the state of california overall, it's about 26, 27% of the population are immigrants. in particular in santa clara county. it is 40.6% of the population. so that is much higher than it is in the state average. >> reporter: his report that partnered with the relation showed of the immigrant population in santa clara county, more than 64% a

the surprise tet offensive attack in vietnam against. our our forces at a time when americans were told the war was going better. how could this simultaneous coordinated attack be possible? the north korean seizure of the uss pueblo crew held captive and being negotiated for another year. you had eugene mccarthy's senator from minnesota. stunning entry into the race to challenge lyndon johnson. the first occurred to challenge johnson almost winning the new hampshire primary against lbj and then shortly after that, the entry of senator kennedy, the second major challenger from within johnson's own party. so that's a difference. six there are a lot of similarities with 68 that that would be a difference for today terms of, you know, one that sort of the senator level, a prominent challenger, you know, other than dean phillips and some lesser candidates have really come forward to challenge johnson. and and so the primary is kennedy's 100 day campaign you have then the twin assassinations of that year which i just started to allude to. and

that would include vietnam, india, that is also indonesia. that to us is the sweet spot in why we are excited about vietnam and at least for the foreseeable future. sonali: with that kind of a view on china, i can understand the long interest in vietnam but what about adrs listed in the united states for chinese stocks? where do they go from here and are you looking at individual opportunities? carson: this might seem like a copout, i cannot tell you where they go. first of all, take a step back, i do think that substantial majority of those companies are financial -- their financials have problems. there are misstatements in their financials, ranges from the mile to the wild. there is no way to enforce our laws against china-based issuers. if you are asking why would they commit fraud? the question is why would they not commit fraud in that environment? you cannot trust the financials. there is no ability to enforce. you have this element of this capricious government in china that is kind of funny because i have to laugh every time the chin

on this national vietnam veterans day.red the nearly 3,000 illinois veterans who made the ultimate sacrifice. some of the names and inscriptions on the memorial first dedicated in 2005, had faded after years of neglect and harsh winters. now the centerpiece of chicago's downtown riverwalk has been fully restored, giving veterans and family members the honor they deserve. illinois native and vietnam veteran james balcer explains why this matters so much. >> and this memorial now is a healing process for the vietnam veterans -- and for their families, and for the loved ones that were killed, and also people that didn't serve, so they have an idea of what happened during the war. >> robert: our vietnam veterans, tonight's "heart of america." and that's tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donnell, i'm robert cos next. next. stop. we got it? no. keep going. again... [ gasps ] next. if you don't pick one, i... am i keeping you from your job? next. stop! do we finally have it? let's go back to the beginning. are you... your

we met up with one bay area vietnam veteran and asked him how this moment is historic in more ways than one. >> as the saying goes, once a marine, always a marine. and, no one embodies that more than bill peacock. >> it will be squared away. >> at 82, he moves a little slower but his need for perfection is as crisp as ever. bill is one of a few good men who served in vietnam from 1968 to 1969 and one of the lucky ones who made it home. >> my basics school class, 567, has one of the highest casualty rates of lieutenants in the entire war. >> unlike other wars, vietnam vets did not return home to tickertape parades or fanfare. in fact, it took until 1982 for a national memorial to be commissioned and another 35 years before the government officially declared march 29 as vietnam veterans day. that is why, today, bill is straightening old medals as he attends his first-ever commemoration in san francisco. >> it is great that the country recognizes what we did however many years ago that turns out to be. >> although he hears it all the time, he would rather you not think him for his service.

they ask, what about vietnam?y ask if her own nation wasn't using massive doses of violence to solve its problems, to bring about the changes it wanted, their questions hit home and i knew i could never again raise my voice against the violence of the oppressed in the ghettos without having first spoken clearly to the greatest purveyor of violence in the world today, my own government. amy: dr. king, after which you point out in the piece, michelle, that he was canceled from the major papers "the new york times" to "the washington post," attacked for his opposition to war. >> yes, that is absolutely right. it is difficult to overstate the political risk he was taking in that moment. our nation had been at war with vietnam for two years. 10,000 american troops had already been killed. the war had it is yes to bipartisan support within the political establishment. anyone who dared to criticize the war ruffin label to communist and subjected to backlash. many of his friends and allies told him not to speak out agains

this year marks the 50th anniversary of america's withdrawal from vietnam. this year and every year we remember the 58,220 americans, american patriots, who were killed or are still missing in that war. we honor the nine million americans who raise their right hands, committed to serve and defend our constitution. as members of the armed forces in that tumultuous period now country's history. one veteran, everett alvarez, ejected from his skyhawk on august 5, 196, shot down over north vietnam. he landed in the water among a fleet of vietnamese fishing boats where he was quickly taken captive and became the first of 766 american prisoners of war in vietnam. lieutenant alvarez endured over eight years of captivity in the infamous hanoi hilton. mashing the passage of time on the wall, celebrating his own catholic mass each sunday. he chose to hang on to every motivation he could muster. thoughts of home. the strength of faith. trust in his country and a deep sense of duty to his fellow p.o.w.'s. on february 12, 1973, shortly after the united states signed the p