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period, the interview documents McNamara’s personal account of his involvement with American policy from World War II to the 1960s. Culled from 20 hours of tape, the interview is separated into 11 segments corresponding to the lessons learned during his life.
Though his reputation is that of a hawk, previously unheard taperecorded conversations between McNamara and both presidents reveal that he urged caution and opposed the continued escalation of the Vietnam War.
McNamara also discusses his role in World War II, the Cuban Missile Crisis, and his accomplishments as president of the Ford Motor Company.
In talking about Cuba, he reveals how close the world came to nuclear
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