President Franklin D. Roosevelt sits at a desk and makes a speech about Social Security.

The transcript discusses the equal security obligations owed by the government to both rich and poor individuals. It emphasizes that national security is an all-or-none measure and highlights the ongoing frontier of insecurity, human wants, and fear. The ultimate goal is to reclaim America from this state of insecurity.

What are the elements that contribute to the 'frontier of insecurity' mentioned in the text?

What is the ultimate goal that America has set for itself according to the text?