George Bernard Shaw interview upon arrival in Miami

The transcript features a critical interview discussing national issues, focusing on the challenges posed by the Constitution in implementing policies. The speaker suggests abolishing the Constitution to resolve these issues, highlighting the conflict between a good president and a restrictive Constitution. The discussion also touches on the effectiveness of President Roosevelt's governance under these constraints.

What does the speaker believe is the main reason for national issues not being addressed?

• Lack of public interest

• Ineffective leadership

• The existing Constitution

• Economic constraints

According to the speaker, what role does the Supreme Court play in national governance?

• It only deals with criminal cases

• It has no significant role

• It obstructs actions by citing the Constitution

• It supports government actions

What does the speaker suggest as a solution to the issues caused by the Constitution?

• Strengthening the Supreme Court

• Ignoring the Constitution

• Abolishing the Constitution entirely

• Amending the Constitution gradually

How does the speaker view President Roosevelt in relation to the Constitution?

• A good leader hindered by a bad Constitution

• As ineffective as the Constitution

• Indifferent to constitutional issues

• In favor of the current Constitution

What future political system does the speaker imply might be more effective?

• An English Prime Minister system

• A dictatorship

• A monarchy

• A decentralized government