FDR Addresses Nation Pt2, On War News Releases

The transcript discusses the conditions under which information will be shared with the public, emphasizing the need for confirmation and ensuring it doesn't aid the enemy. It highlights the necessity of preparing for a long and difficult war, referencing the attack on Pearl Harbor. The focus is on increasing production to support military forces globally against the Nazis and Japanese Warlords.

What are the two conditions mentioned for releasing information to the public?

• Confirmation and public interest

• Government approval and public safety

• Official confirmation and no aid to the enemy

• Public demand and media coverage

What does the speaker suggest about the nature of the war?

• It will be over by the end of the year

• It will be short and easy

• It will be fought only on land

• It will be long and difficult

What is the significance of the attack on Pearl Harbor according to the speaker?

• It was a minor setback

• It was an isolated incident

• It had no impact on war strategies

• It could be repeated at various locations

Why is increased production necessary according to the speaker?

• To reduce taxes

• To boost the economy

• To support both national and allied forces

• To create more jobs

Which forces are mentioned as needing reinforcement?

• Only the national army

• Allied armies and navies

• Local police forces

• Civilian defense groups