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C/U of President Franklin D. Roosevelt speaking during election campaign, he answers the attacks made by the Republicans on his dog Fala. People cheer and clap. He says the dog resents the accusations that he had been left on an island and President Roosevelt had to send a destroyer back for him at great cost to the public. He himself objects to libellous statements about his dog. Everyone cheers, laughs and claps.
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@jackbuckley7816 2 года назад

Back when humor served a harmlessly benevolent purpose, something that's vanished from the humorless brand of politics practiced in this country today, much to our detriment. This was one of FDR's greatest moments of practicing the sadly lost art.

@bobtaylor170 Год назад

Oh, man, is that ever true. Who was the last President we had who could pull that sort of thing off? No one since Kennedy, I think.

@brycev8491 Год назад

Obama and the tan suit debacle comes to recent memory.

@GorgeousAlexander 10 месяцев назад

@@bobtaylor170 Ronald Wilson Reagen

@JohnDoe-wb4iv 2 года назад

I love FDR god knows we need him now what a guy he was the one who with his own money created a way to find a cure for polio he got us thru the great depression and won world war 2 I wouldn't have an income of social security without him he should b on my Rushmore and his birthday a ntl holiday god bless his soul thank you FDR for everything everyone should

@CartersRemasters 2 года назад

Should have supported sanders

@mikefallopian3191 2 года назад

LoL. He didn't cure polio, or ''create a way to find a cure for polio'', with his money or anyone else's. Nor do I feel the slightest need or urge to thank him, even if such were possible..

@thesuperiorgolem5357 2 года назад

Yeah those Japanese interment camps were great. Bless his soul for that one!

@CartersRemasters 2 года назад

@@thesuperiorgolem5357 nazi dog whistle

@sirhc07 2 года назад

@@CartersRemasters nope go socialist go broke

@erickleefeld4883 Месяц назад

This man had one foot in the grave by that point, from his long-run health issues to the stresses of leading a global war effort to save humanity from fascism. And yet he still had the wit and charisma to get people rolling like this.

@johnrobinson4445 Год назад

"Republican fiction writers" SOME THINGS NEVER CHANGE.

@hakeemfullerton8645 Год назад

One of the best presidents this country has had...disagree on a few things he did but still a great POTUS

@MarkHarrison733 Год назад

For Communism.

@carspiv Год назад

His “New Deal” was a disaster. It lengthened and deepened the depression, and resulted in the 2nd worst stock market crash in history in 1937. In 1939, after 6 years of New Deal “success”, FDR’s treasury secretary Henry Morganthau, Jr. said: “We have tried spending money. We are spending more money than we have ever spent before and it does not work. … I want to see this country prosperous. I want to see people get a job, I want to see people get enough to eat. We have never made good on our promises. … I say after eight years of this administration we have just as much unemployment as when we started and an enormous debt to boot!” The mythology surrounding FDR as America’s rescuer from the Great Depression is one of the reasons for the fiscal mess we are in today. Oh, and his weakness at Yalta condemned Eastern Europe to 45 years of slavery and misery. But then again, that’s what Demonunists would consider “success.”

@dariel7001 10 месяцев назад

Top ten WORST presidents we’ve ever had. We’re still suffering under his repugnant socialist policies

@Anita.Cox. 6 месяцев назад

@@carspivshould probably mention the recession was also caused by tax increases and spending cuts to the WPA leading to unemployment and a knock on effect, and the treasury and fed policys were devoid of roosevelts action. All of this was to cut aggregate demand out of a worry that if demand outpaces supply the economy could be put into hyper inflation causing smth worse. Also roosevelt is not a communist he openly admits hes a capitalist.

@davinalopez-oz1ez 3 месяца назад

@@carspiv finally someone with brains

@Lafayette320 Год назад

Classic FDR humor!

@JazzyUte Год назад

"Republican fiction writers in congress..." 80 years later and nothing has changed lmao

@alexhennigh5242 2 года назад

Back when Democrats actually had balls.

@jmaguire2232 2 года назад

He had conservative Democrats obstructing his agenda to deal with as well. The problem is that the ratio of conservative to progressive Democrats is reversed now. If the party wants to retain support it’s gonna have to shift back soon.

@alexhennigh5242 2 года назад

@@jmaguire2232 So it's doomed then lol.

@jmaguire2232 2 года назад

@@alexhennigh5242 Probably, I’d say. I don’t think it’s impossible that there’ll be a revival of New Deal-style politics from Dems, though. The party wants to obtain and maintain power, it’s constituency is way more progressive than its congresspeople currently are and they won’t be able to run on simply not being Republicans forever. Edit: I recommend reading the book FDR and His Enemies. Really great book about the Nee Deal Years told through his relationships with his political enemies. It’s given me a lot of insight not just into American history but also contemporary politics.

@alexhennigh5242 2 года назад

@@jmaguire2232 Thanks for the recommendation will do!

@sirhc07 2 года назад

@@jmaguire2232 I can't remember someone being referred as a conservative Democrat they are pretty much extinct

@daikucoffee5316 9 месяцев назад

A true man!

@davinalopez-oz1ez 3 месяца назад

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. Makes dog jokes and you think that's what makes a man lol

@ramal5708 4 месяца назад

The fact that Dewey ran again in 1948 against FDR's VP and he still lost, narrowly though, after that he became irrelevant since Ike became Republican party top guy in 1952.

@lewisstreet7266 Месяц назад

That’s humor at its best!

@krunkle5136 Год назад

FDR is the guy you can only try too hard to imitate superficially if you were president.

@davinalopez-oz1ez 3 месяца назад

Trump surpassed him. That crippled would fumble and mumble against trump.

@vitamindeeznutz4102 2 месяца назад

@@davinalopez-oz1ez Oh look we have another stupid Trump Supporter. Well Trump’s now a convicted felon isn’t he? And what did Trump do other than add billions of dollars of debt to our country and fail to build a giant wall to the Southern Border. Trump also interrupts people like a little kid so he would fumble against most presidents.

@renegonzalez1614 3 месяца назад

This republicans will never change

@Omnipotent-Q 22 дня назад

I’m not American but the way I see it. Washington won the countries freedom. Lincoln saved the country. FDR saved the world.

@chessdad182 Месяц назад

FDR set a high bar for all future Presidents.

@francismuiruri9064 2 месяца назад

Republicans never change

@jhonklan3794 Год назад

what is he saying

@andypandy4607 2 года назад

Decent Democrats these were. No more.

@mou6854 2 года назад

shutup

@maarshalkernick6276 2 года назад

If only we had Bernie

@irosour7590 2 года назад

@@maarshalkernick6276 if only

@joseantoniomartinez2176 2 года назад

My man Jimmy is a great man, also Bill is nice, he cheats a lot but that doesn't affect his performance as a president.

@sirhc07 2 года назад

@@maarshalkernick6276 he doesn't know where the hell he belongs not a real Democrat just campaigned for the nomination twice for more campaign funding

@robertmoore4661 2 месяца назад

I’m sure the Japanese American citizens in the interment camps found this very amusing…

@red-fy8si 2 года назад

I don't like FDR however I loved his V.P Truman who would become president later

@rylord2004 2 года назад

Wut.

@red-fy8si 2 года назад

@@rylord2004 I don't like FDR but like Truman who was his V.P

@maarshalkernick6276 2 года назад

Wallace was better

@mjesus850 2 года назад

2iq take

@powerfulstrong5673 2 года назад

@@red-fy8si Why don't you like FDR?

@PJ2437 Год назад

Very humorous but apparent he was slipping very quickly. Great President, but should have stepped aside after term 3 was completed.

@ChatGPt2001 4 месяца назад

The phrase "Roosevelt turns his dog on Dewey (1944)" does not refer to an actual event. It might be a humorous or satirical way of describing the 1944 presidential election campaign between Franklin D. Roosevelt and Thomas E. Dewey. In the 1944 election, Franklin D. Roosevelt, the incumbent President and a Democrat, ran for his fourth term in office. Thomas E. Dewey, the Governor of New York and a Republican, was his opponent. However, there is no record or historical event of Roosevelt using his dog or any other means to attack Dewey during the campaign. If you have a specific context or reference related to this phrase that you'd like to explore further, please provide more details, and I'll do my best to assist you.