This battle line's being wrong and nobody's right if everybody's wrong.

Young people speaking their minds are getting so much resistance from behind.

What was going down in 1966 when this song by Buffalo Springfield hit the charts was a United States deep into war in Vietnam.

Stephen Stills wrote the song to protest curfew laws on the Sunset Strip in California.

But the song took on greater meaning against the backdrop of the war and a huge toll it was taking on young people.

The Vietcong attacked us before dawn. They used a strategy they have used before at the Metropolitan Hotel three months ago.

I think everyone realizes that inflation is a problem and I think everyone would like to cooperate with the president in trying to do what we can to stay.

They say it's their despair which has caused them to pitch their tents here across the street from the White House.

It's 2 o'clock in the morning at the government radio station in Saigon. The lines are drawn.

The police have decided to break the student demonstration reports.

The town of Vin Linh just inside the quarter of North Vietnam was struck today by US and South Vietnamese planes.

All this was not lost on two teenagers in Des Moines, Iowa.

15-year-old John Tinker and his 13-year-old sister Mary Beth Tinker felt inspired to express their opposition to the Vietnam War.

They and other students planned to protest by wearing black armbands at school.

School officials responded quickly banning the armbands from campus.

And when the Tinker's and other students defied the ban by showing up with the armbands, the school suspended them.

The Tinker's took their fight for freedom of speech to the US Supreme Court and they won.

The justices clarified the lines of free speech, student speech, and school authority.

52 years later in 2017.

All right, Donald John, Trump, do solemnly swear that I will faithfully exit Korea.

Successfully testing its first intercontinental ballistic missile capable of hitting the US.

In a matter of seconds, a country music festival turned tragic, a storm of gunfire raining down upon an innocent crowd.

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