American citizens listen to U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt's Fireside Chat concerning America's banking system.

The speaker delivers a fireside chat to reassure the public about the strength and safety of the nation's banking system. He emphasizes that banks will meet all needs and discourages hoarding, assuring that money is safer in banks than at home. The chat aims to alleviate public fear and restore trust in the financial system.

What assurance does the speaker give regarding keeping money in a reopened bank?

What does the speaker suggest is safer than keeping money under the mattress?