Harold Ickes Slams Charles Lindbergh

The transcript discusses a cabinet member's criticism of Charles A. Lindbergh's isolationist stance, highlighting Lindbergh's failure to denounce Hitler and fascism. Secretary of the Interior Ickes presents a counter-argument, emphasizing the government's mandate to defeat fascism and the sacrifices required for this struggle.

What was the main criticism of Charles A. Lindbergh by the cabinet member?

• His opposition to the government

• His endorsement of fascism

• His promotion of isolationist views

• His support for communism

What role did Paramount News play in the debate on isolationism?

• They criticized Lindbergh's views

• They supported the government's stance

• They broadcasted Lindbergh's arguments

• They remained neutral

According to Secretary Ickes Burgers, what was Lindbergh's stance on communism?

• He allied with communists

• He denounced communism

• He was indifferent to communism

• He supported communism

What did Secretary Ickes Burgers imply about Lindbergh's views?

• They were against fascism

• They were aligned with democratic ideals

• They were supportive of the government

• They were similar to those of Hitler and Mussolini

What did the government emphasize about the struggle against fascism?

• It would be long and challenging

• It was unnecessary

• It required no sacrifices

• It would be easy and quick