FDR Campaign Tour, Foreign Policy Association Dinner

The president addresses the nation, discussing criticism for not preparing for war and reflecting on past warnings that were not heeded. The speech highlights the voices that were silent years ago but are now vocal in their criticism.

What does the president address in his speech to the nation?

What is the speaker's perspective on the American people's awareness of the approaching tragedy?

What is the significance of the voices mentioned in the speech?

How does the speaker reflect on the past five years in relation to the current situation?

What warning is given regarding the grave peril faced by the nation?