We don't want to leave in the wrong way like we did in Vietnam.

It [the war in Vietnam] poisons everything. It has disrupted the economy, envenomed our politics, hurt the alliance, divided our people, and now it is interfering with this critical question of the arms race.

This reminds me so much of Vietnam.

I had a lot of wonderful experiences. [There were] a lot of protests then. It was the Vietnam War. That gave us a lot of experience as young journalists.

I knew Maggie since way back, when she was touring during the Vietnam war.

For a decade or more after the Vietnam war, the people who had guided the U.S. to disaster decently shrank from the public stage.