Charles Schwab speaks to reporters in New York

The speaker expresses gratitude for returning to the country and discusses the steady improvement in business conditions. He highlights the cooperation between the business sector and the President to improve economic conditions. Although hesitant to fully endorse Roosevelt's policies, the speaker acknowledges the need to support and give them a chance. The discussion concludes with a farewell.

What is the speaker's opinion on the current business conditions in the country?

What does the speaker express hope for regarding business conditions in the near future?

How does the speaker feel about the cooperation of business leaders with the President?

What does the speaker imply about Mr. Roosevelt's policies compared to his own?

What is the speaker's stance on giving Mr. Roosevelt an opportunity to show his capabilities?