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course, it was not our war. that war was happening there before we got there and that war was still happening there when we left. about a year and a half after the u.s. military ended its commitment in vietnam, in 1973, the communist forces in north vietnam decided that they were going to launch a big new offensive that they thought would allow them to conquer the south once and for all, take over the whole country within two years. in the end, it didn't take them two years. it only took them about four months. the north vietnamese, the communists, they won. and this picture, this ic...

Day. and i corrected him, i don't count it as a full day, and he seemed glad to hear that. >> do you think it's a tad obsessive? >> okay, i'm obsessed with doing my job well, doing it thoroughly. you got me. >> reporter: knoller has been covering presidents since jerold ford. at age 60, he's never married. but he has no regrets. is this job, is this roof, is this your family? >> sure. it's my life. i'm able to cover this place exactly on my terms. and i find that very satisfying. >> since we brought you the story in february, the president has added 29 rounds of golf, including 27 holes yester...

van hollen and the chairman of the security committee michael mccaul of texas. plus, with a military strike on hold, congress gets back to its battle over the budget. our sunday panel weighs in on the threats of a government shutdown. all right now on "fox news sunday." >> you can actually hear those heads but. we were discussing the president's push stir authorizing the use of force in syria. now that's on hold waiting to see if a tentative deal secretary of state john kerry brokered this weekend with russia will stand. the draft agreement gives syrian bashar assad one week comprehe...

0 in the center of the city. a sign that government forces still are clashing with rebel forces. in the outskirts of the city and may be a little bit closer to the center of power. a sign that this war is far from over, john. >> yet life still goes on there in the central part of damascus. the think that assad will deliver on this agreement? >> that's the big question, john. over the past week there have been some mixed signals coming from the regime. the foreign minister, when it was first broached this chemical weapons deal welcomed it, said that syria would be signing on. gave some details ...

Evening, he counts it as a full day. and i corrected him, i don't count it as a full day, and he seemed glad to hear that. >> do you think it's a tad obsessive? >> okay, i'm obsessed with doing my job well, doing it thoroughly. you got me. >> reporter: knoller has been covering presidents since jerold ford. at age 60, he's never married. but he has no regrets. is this job, is this roof, is this your family? >> sure. it's my life. i'm able to cover this place exactly on my terms. and i find that very satisfying. >> since we brought you the story in february, the president has added 29 rounds of...