Charles Lindbergh Speaks At America First Rally and Secretary Of State Cordell Hull On Entering WWII

A Colonel from the Army Air Corps addresses a rally of the America First Committee, discussing the defeat of France and the current state of the war, emphasizing that England is losing. He argues that the U.S. cannot win the war for England, regardless of the assistance provided. The America First Committee was formed to give a voice to those without media influence. The Colonel encourages resilience, highlighting that American tradition is to become more resolute in difficult times.

What does the speaker suggest about the American tradition in the face of discouragement?

According to the speaker, what does the country owe to its place in history?