In Walter Cronkite's post-Tet report he supported?

In Walter Cronkite's post-Tet report, he supported the idea that the Vietnam War was unwinnable and called for a reassessment of U.S. involvement in the conflict. His broadcast followed the Tet Offensive, which dramatically shifted public perception of the war, revealing the resilience of the Viet Cong and undermining the government's optimistic narrative. Cronkite's statement, emphasizing the need for peace negotiations, marked a pivotal moment in media influence on public opinion and policy regarding the Vietnam War.