this going? especially coming in the midst of all the turmoil that was playing out in the streets around the country. president nixon s first term in office had been marred by loud, frequent and sometimes violent protests. largely against the vietnam war. it really did seem like the world was unraveling. growing up in a suburban existence with parents who saw chicago in 1968 erupt into flames, saw people burning their draft card, saw a sexual revolution, so a drug revolution, saw woodstock come into their homes. when i joined the nixon white house, there were a lot of demonstrations against the war. it probably was some of the most intense times i think our country had ever faced. i mean, often we were feeling like we were in a state of siege.
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a draft card burning from 1971, the last thing before we go tonight as we mentioned earlier, it was the student movement that got the credit for turning the tide in the vietnam war. those students are senior citizens now. and in many cases, it s their grandchildren taking charge. and it s lost on no one that it might be the student movement in 2018 that changes the way we view the ghoulish deadly and predictable business of mass shootings in this country. some of the students leading it aren t yet old enough to vote, but they will be soon. none of the students leading it had any way of knowing just a week ago they would be leading a movement. of course, they also had no way of knowing they would lose 14 of their fellow students when an unbalanced kid with a grudge and an ar-15 walked into their school building. here once again is douglas high
a draft card burning from 1971, the last thing before we go tonight as we mentioned earlier, it was the student movement that got the credit for turning the tide in the vietnam war. those students are senior citizens now. and it s lost on no one that it might be the student movement in 2018 that changes the way we view the ghoulish deadly and predictable business of mass shootings in this country. some of the students leading it aren t yet old enough to vote, but they will be soon. none of the students leading it had any way of knowing it a week ago that they would be leading a movement. of course, they also had no way of knowing they would lose 14 of their fellow students when an unbalanced kid with a gruj and an ar-15 walked into their school building. here once again is douglas high school student emma gonzalez. we are going to be the kids
tough questions and from the information he got he said it s clear the president has a form of heart disease. today sarah sanders was asked if the white house stands by dr. jackson s report. dr. jackson has been a white house physician for the last 12 years, trusted by presidents bush, president obama, and now president trump. he is the only doctor that has weighed in on this matter that has actually examined the president, and so i think a doctor that has spent the amount of time with the president as dr. jackson has is not only the most qualified but the only credible source when it comes to diagnosing any health concerns. there s also been skepticism about the president s height and weight, which puts him just shy of obese. dr. jackson reported his height as 6 3 . his draft card and driver s license have it as 6 2 . sanjay gupta joins us now. explain what you said. does the president have heart disease just based on the