FDR: A Presidency Revealed: Part 1

FDR: A Presidency Revealed examines one of history's most compelling figures. Inspired by his cousin Teddy Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt rose to the nation's highest office during the depths of one of its darkest periods - and after being stricken with polio at the age of 39! A man of few words, he brought a desperate nation together through Fireside Chats and sweeping reforms like Social Security and the New Deal. Greater still, he lead America through the greatest war the world had ever known, and set international policy for a new global order. At the same time, his administration hid a dark underbelly teeming with covert actions, spy rings, and powerful enemies.

FDR: A Presidency Revealed is the full unexpurgated story of one man's remarkable presidency.

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[capoman1]

Yes, thank you for sharing these great videos with us. I watched ALL of them!!!

Man, FDR was a very loving and charitable man; despite what anyone says about him. He showed so much good character in all aspects of his life.

[princethaceleb]

WE LOVE YOU ROOSEVELT!!!

[alexzepedaa]

dejen de estudiaaar !

[Jotbrar23]

Oh hey another president who didn't do shit about the segregation that we the colored people felt! FDR = Fuckin Dumb Redneck... hahh jk im white trololololol

[ITHEREONETHATHASNT]

@johnny511000 fact is no one wanted a third war after the first two. Plus at the time it wasnt fdr and america "giving" or surrendering eastern europe stalin took it and their wasnt shit the west could do about it.

[pucksterz12]

I would have like to have heard the ridicule of Hoover after FDR took over. There must have been phrases like "don't Hoover" this all up". "I hope FDR doesn't "Hoover" up this country worse than it is".

[SteveAndrewLangford]

Amazing, thank you so much for uploading!

[ayguey100]

@johnny511000 that wasn't the worst thing he did, imo. From a perspective of self preservation it was actually pretty smart, fucking rooskies were just as fanatical as the Nazi's and I don't see how the US could have defeated them

[ayguey100]

it's ironic that the worst thing Roosevelt did - the internment camps - is the only thing the right wingers love about Roosevelt

[SherlockHamlet]

FDR wasn't a perfect man.

He made mistakes.

But even our greatest heroes and leaders do...

And FDR was both!

My grandparents were of the WWII generation and LOVED him...AND they and I and all the emembers of our family are Jewish! I know he might have held off attacking camps and, perhaps, might have done it more out of human compassion and political necessity than true care for the Jews...

But nevertheless, the man saved the nation AND people I love!

FDR and Lincoln--HEROES FOR ALL TIME!

[johnny511000]

fdr's greatest failure was his failure to recognize the tyrant and murderer that stalin was. how can you call such a man 'uncle joe'? fdr surrendered all of eastern europe to soviet tyranny.

[lilweezyjr12345]

@CairoDuqane lol