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Our power -- well i shouldn't say, there's probably more, we will do more. we will continue to try to make the case to the american people who haven't taken the vaccine, it's in your interest, can save your life and can fundamentally impact the lives of your children or the people you love. >> laura: did you hear that? there is more we will do. the language is frightening on its face and now we have a handle on what it could entail. under an article, the ap buried a nugget way down in the 17th paragraph. while more severe measures such as mandating vaccine for interstate travel has been discus...

Here's where we started getting at this, andrea. it's from a fox poll. it's the second full screen. what's more important for democrats, a candidate to restore normalcy, 60%, a candidate to change washington, 36%. i believe the president's biggest problem is exhaustion. it's exhausting people from all of this. and the fact is i think when you see his numbers not budge anywhere and you see numbers like this, that's what the public is seeing. >> you know, when you think about what elected him, it was the rallies, the circuses of those rallies carried live at 7:00 in prime time on the east coast....

Studebaker auto plant, shuttered and sitting vacant since the 1960s. and now. >> there's a code school here. they teach coding. super cool. we were honest about the fact that nothing ever resembling, for example, the studebaker car company was ever going to come back to this city. that wasn't coming back, but we were. >> reporter: buttigieg says that is exactly the message of change democrats need for 2020. >> if we look like we're the protectors of the old order, if we look like we're here to restore normalcy, whatever that means, in a way we're committing the same sin of the trump campaign, ...

>> there will be continued marchs. we will not stop. >> i don't think king had a choice. he had to go back to memphis and prove that there could be a non-violent march. >> good evening, my fellow americans. tonight i want to speak to you of piece in vietnam and southeastiage. no other question so preoccupies our people. >> it is a new war in vietnam the enemy now has the initiative. there are finite limits to the destruction vietnam can absorb. there are only so many buildings and so many people. the time is at hand when we must decide whether it's futile to destroy vietnam in the effort to sa...

City was damaged or destroyed and 80% of its population was homeless. in order to preserve the city, we had to destroy the city. >> whatever price the communist pay for this offensive, the price to the allied cause was high. foreign tension to restore normalcy, peace, serenity to this country, the destruction of those qualities in this most historic and serine of all south vietnam cities is obviously a