Walter cronkite's special interview from vietnam did not?

walter cronkite went to vietnam in the wake of the tet offensive in 1968 with a preconceived notion that the communists had won a great victory that proved the united states could never win the war in vietnam. he slanted his reporting to prove his point, and refused to look at any evidence that the viet cong/national liberation front/north vietnamese army had, in fact, suffered a crushing military and political defeat. the rest of the liberal media, which had always leaned towards supporting the communists, jumped on the bandwagon and spent the next five years browbeating the american public with the message the war in vietnam was unwinnable. draw your own conclusions.

answer; /// i believe the correct answer is (oasis)