US Foreign Affairs Committ.

The transcript discusses the balance between isolationist and non-isolationist views in public opinion, emphasizing the importance of maintaining neutrality in both spirit and action to avoid being drawn into war. It highlights the need to not let emotions and prejudices influence national decisions regarding conflicts in Europe and Asia.

What is the main focus of the first section regarding public opinion?

• The impact of media on public opinion

• The balance between isolationists and non-isolationists

• The influence of non-isolationists on the government

• The role of isolationists in shaping policy

Who is mentioned as a spokesperson for maintaining neutrality?

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

• Guy M Gillette

• Winston Churchill

• Charles Lindbergh

According to Guy M Gillette, what is essential to keep the nation out of war?

• Neutrality in spirit and fact

• Diplomatic negotiations

• Strong military alliances

• Economic sanctions

What should not influence the nation's decision to go to war, as per the final section?

• Emotions and prejudices

• Economic interests

• International pressure

• Military strength

What is the primary concern discussed in the last section?

• The risk of emotional decisions leading to war

• The need for stronger military alliances

• The importance of economic growth

• The benefits of international trade