Franklin D Roosevelt Answers Question On War And National Policy

The transcript discusses the role of Great Britain and the British Empire as key resistors to world conquest, emphasizing their gallantry. It outlines the national policy focused on preventing war from reaching the country and highlights the importance of being a stronghold of democracy. The commitment to aid Great Britain is stressed, with a firm stance against any dictators attempting to weaken this resolve.

In what way does the speaker suggest that the current situation is as serious as war itself?

What is the significance of the phrase 'no dictator' in the context of the speaker's determination?