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Where if our intention is to restore normalcy, peace to this country, the destruction of those qualities in this most historic and serene of south vietnam cities, is obviously a setback. >> walter cronkite and the cbs evening news had a very large audience. when he delivered what he did from vietnam, it had an impact. >> but it is increasingly clear to this reporter that the only rational way out would be to negotiate, not as victors, but as an honorable people who lived up to their pledge to de...

The estimate was 80% of the city was destroyed and 80% of the population was homeless. in order to preserve the city of hue we had to destroy the city of hue. >> whatever price the communists paid for the offensive the price to allied offensive was high. if the intention was to restore peace ander issent and normalcy to the country. the destruction of those qualities to this city is a setback. >> wamter cronkite had a language audience and when he delivered when he did from vietnam it had an imp...

Setback. >> walter cronkite had an audience and what he did what he did from vietnam, it had an impact. >> the only rational way out would be to negotiate, not as victims but as an honorable people that live up to the pledge to defend democracy and did the best they could. >> he felt he had a public obligation to actually share with the americans the fact that no, our government is not telling us the truth. >> no matter what we say, it is our burning, our anti personnel bombs being used against ...

Indeed a setback for the world. fan when kim jong-un chooses to engage in constructive dialogue and actions, i am waiting. jesse: potus sent the north korean leader a letter which read, you talk about your nuclear capabilities. but ours are so massive and powerful i pray to god they will never have to be used. i felt a wonderful dialogue was building up between you and me. and ultimately its only that dialogue that matters. some day i look have much ford to meeting you. in the meantime i want to...

Between the u.s. and north korea in june may be back on after a brief setback earlier in the week. president trump canceled the talks then said friday we are potentially back on. the south korean president met with kim jong-un to discuss how to keep the summit on track. president trump said talks are going well. tropical storm alberto making its way towards the u.s. gulf coast. alabama and mississippi declaring states of emergency. forecasters say the storm will gain strength over the gulf. albe...

Gains from it. paul: politically? >> from moving out of the talks. paul: do you agree with that or has this been a setback? >> no, no, like i said, i think hes showings that they have to show good faith and if theyre not going to do that, never mind. i think -- i think its something that he should be proud of having done. paul: where does it go from here? he has to restore maximum pressure? >> they have to keep maximum pressure. >> i might be word about that. if the talks dont produce anything, ...

Here. there was deep disappoint the, it w it was a major setback especially for the current government that had pushed so hardthe, it was a major setback especially for the current government that had pushed so hard for the summit. and yet now there is cautious optimism. ill reeld youad you a part sta a spokesman saying it is fortunate that the embers of the dialogue are not going out but are coming back up again. we are watching the development carefully. and so that is definitely a note there ...

Time, any place. also the fact that the communications with the north koreans have reopened contributed to this change in outlook. however, the official cautioned that anything can happen between now and june 12th. pamela brown, cnn, the white house. now live in seoul, south korea, cnn correspondent matt rivers standing by following developments there. matt, just give it a day. i feel like ive got whiplash from the 180 here. talk to us about the reaction there, this reversal by the u.s. presid...

Agents to finish the work in june. she was interviewed july 2nd. he held his press conference july 5th. another high-profile case, senator ted stevens brought up on charges of corruption, and he was charged on july 29th of an election year in which he was on the ballot. july seems to be -- would seem to me to be about the last window. rudy giuliani says september 1. fine. july or august. >> now its memorial day weekend. and mueller has not yet had the opportunity to question the president. if im...

Into the idea this could be a setback for the gop and the midterm elections. in other words, if i want to delay this, i want to stall some more, bring on the summer with the confidence that that report wont see the light of day before americans going to the ballot box. thats one of the reasons i think muellers got to just block all of this out, do his job, finish it and issue it. >> first of all, i think its very hard for mueller to block it all out. he knows that anything he does is going to be...