By 1968, a lot of Americans were asking the same question.

It's just something that I don't understand.

Why?

Why did man?

And a lot of Americans had had.

And I, if you have for me, let me hear you, baby.

You want me?

Let me get it.

In April of that year, under the controversy and cloud of the Vietnam War,

but the conflict still going strong, with tens of thousands of Americans and millions of Vietnamese dead,

and a slipping approval rating and a barely one primary victory,

incumbent President Lyndon Baines Johnson made an announcement.

I shall not see.

And I will not accept the nomination of my party for another term as your president.

And Johnson is one of only six incumbent presidents to not run for re-election so far.

Giving a deeply divided Democratic party about six months to come up with a candidate

before the August Democratic National Convention.

And the protesters, plenty of time to prepare.

How much is it worth to you to call it off?

Call off one.

What do you have done for a million?

Revolution?

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