Senator William Fulbright of Arkansas used the TV from 1966 to 1967 during the Vietnam War to stage televised hearings of prominent figures that shared antiwar sentiments. This made the US public gradually feel deceived about the "winnability" of the war, with the indefiniteness of it starting to wear on general society while the TV medium popularized initial large antiwar sentiments.LBJ would us the CIA and FBI as the Vietnam War became the most unpopular foreign war in the history of the nation to spy on domestic antiwar activists and turn counterintelligence program, "Cointelpro" against the peace movement (originally used to infiltrate communist organizations) by sabotaging groups with false accusations of being communist sympathizers that only added heat to the antiwar movement as the FBI began to look like a totalitarian secret police.The Rise of Eugene McCarthy and his gathering of an army of antiwar colle

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