Nightly News | May 19, 2013
McNamara: 'I think we were wrong'
1995: In this archival interview with NBC News, Robert McNamara, the Secretary of Defense under Presidents Kennedy and Johnson, discusses his rationale for escalating the Vietnam War and details why, in hindsight, he came to believe he made grave mistakes. McNamara died Monday at 93.
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