arthel: nearly two years since the beginning of the tet offensive, one of the largest military campaigns of the vietnam war. fox news looking back at revisiting the works of the vietnam war photographer arguably captured his iconic images now part of a new exhibit at washington d.c. museum. molly line in with more. hi, molly. hi, arthel. museum open his innovative in several ways. through touch and sound and tells the story of a young army photographer whose images he captured. some of these photos are heart wrenching. this one, one of the most iconic images of the war taken during the battle in the 1068 with the carnage born out of the bloody fight during the tet offensive. the u.s. army as a combat photographer. i ve never seen anything like
there s no military solution to north korea s nuclear threats. forget it, until somebody 1068s the part of the equation that shows me that 10 million people in seoul don t die in the first 30 minutes from conventional weapons, i don t know what you re talking about. there s no military solution here. they got us. that is in total contradiction to what the president was suggesting in the days leading up to that interview. that must have so startlealed you to hear that from steve bannon. not only did it startle me, also a lot saner, as policy, than the president s own view. so one woman, one question that i have, that i think was implicit in the discussion before you brought me in, trump is famous for having back channel conversations with anybody and everybody in his circle. so even if trump is forced out as the official political strategist, is trump going to continue to have back-channel conversations with him? because bannon is the architect
already been senate confirmed, you don t want to have another va canes and require another senate confirmation. i was wrong. kelly, we ve all been wrong approximate this white house. it s impossible because my sense was that that was an argument he was hearing even from other members of the staff, that mr. president, you might 1068 one problem but you create another. and frankly, pass controversial as they are, the president s priorities at the justice department and homeland are some of the only ones he s been able to implement because a lot of them don t require much help from congress. exactly. so are you hearing anything yet about the decision to make that leap and leave a big vacancy at homeland? not specifically there, but part of what general kelly, secretary kelly, soon to be chief kelly brings is an orderlyness that apparently appeals to the president and a strength. one of the huge questions will be what sort of port foley oh does the president give john
the presidential election county by county. look at all the little lines. more than 4,000 count kniss the united states. see all the red? a center-right country, conservative especially the heartland than democrats think. watch in the midwest. back to 2012. see all the blue? this is 2016. america went even more into the red, especially in the heartland in 2016. hillary clinton had a lot of problems. did not get the percent of college educated women she thought. macomb county, michigan, that that s red tells you quite a bit. donald trump did well with blue collar union voters, traditionally democratic voters. a lot of problems for hillary clinton but could have 1068 sol them with one solution. macomb county, 67% of the vote is huge, except the raw numbers matter. a lot of african-americans simply didn t come out to vote. next door to wisconsin. down here. look at milwaukee. lost the state by the tiniest of
cemetery. so we have to have a long-term strategy. we spoke about this, and we have to have short-term strategies as well. we re very proud of what we re doing, but we know that this method cannot go on forever. we cannot think of being in charge by ourselves, of all the problems of libya and africa, and from this stance, in the on thursday and friday at the european council we will talk about this. this is an extensive topic of conversation. let me just make a few points. number one, it is a strategic interest of the united states to make sure that the migration crisis that s been taking place in europe is 1068 solved. it s a strategic interest because of the terrible loss of life that we see as people attempt to reach europe, but also because of the distorting