SENATORS SUM UP CRIME FINDINGS

The transcript discusses a twelve-month investigation report presented to the Senate, highlighting the public's moral awakening due to media coverage. It reveals organized crime's extensive and detrimental influence on the U.S. economy, morals, and politics. The discussion also touches on the controversy surrounding William O'Dwyer's potential confirmation as ambassador to Mexico.

What was the main outcome of the twelve-month investigation report submitted to the Senate?

• The investigation was deemed inconclusive.

• The media was criticized.

• A new law was passed.

• Public awareness and moral awakening were highlighted.

What did the committee find about organized crime in the United States?

• It has no impact on politics.

• It is a large, sinister operation across state lines.

• It operates on a small scale.

• It is limited to a few states.

How does organized crime affect the United States according to the committee's findings?

• It boosts the economy.

• It has no effect on morals.

• It negatively impacts the economy, morals, and politics.

• It only affects local businesses.

What was the issue with confirming William O'Dwyer as ambassador to Mexico?

• He was not interested in the position.

• There were unresolved issues regarding his record.

• He was already serving in another role.

• The Senate had already confirmed him.

Why was there hesitance in confirming William O'Dwyer for the ambassador role?

• His record was under scrutiny.

• He lacked experience.

• He declined the nomination.

• He was not a U.S. citizen.