I will never forget that because at the same time these guys--there was a lot of people who were--these guys were aiding and treating the men who were coming right out of the combat zone, and here they were, understanding that all of this blood, and this horrible price that was being paid by Americans, but yet we have so much corruption, they did not see how the Vietnamese people could respect us.
Rohrabacher reflects on corruption in Vietnam and its impact on respect for the U.S.
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