In a recent episode of the talk show “David Letterman,” veteran journalist Mike Wallace shared a fascinating story about his experience at the 1968 Democratic National Convention. The episode, which aired on [air date], was filled with captivating anecdotes and lively conversation between Letterman and Wallace.
During their chat, Letterman discussed the lackluster Republican convention and asked Wallace for his thoughts on the state of modern politics. Wallace expressed his disappointment with the current political landscape, suggesting that the true captivating orators are now found hosting talk shows rather than entering politics. This led to a debate about the effectiveness of current political speakers and the need for someone who can captivate the nation.
The conversation then shifted to the highly charged 1968 DNC in Chicago. Wallace recounted the tumultuous atmosphere of the time, with Vietnam War protests and political unrest escalating. He described the fear and uncertainty that permeated the convention, highlighting the tense moments between the police and protesters. Wallace even shared a personal story of getting involved in a fistfight with a police officer after standing up for a fellow delegate who was being unjustly removed from the convention floor.
The episode concluded with Letterman and Wallace discussing the importance of journalism and the role it plays in shaping public opinion. They also teased an upcoming episode featuring President Clinton, where he will share his thoughts on the Republican convention.
Tune in to the next episode of “David Letterman” on [air date] to catch President Clinton‘s take on the Republican convention. And don’t forget to join the conversation by sending in your questions for Dan Rather to ask Clinton, including the burning question about his jogging routine and weight loss.
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