FDR Delivers Second Wartime Speech Pt 1

President Roosevelt addresses the nation, emphasizing the importance of staying informed without aiding the enemy. He provides details on the Pearl Harbor attack, including casualties and ship losses, and clarifies misinformation about airplane losses. Roosevelt reassures the public of the U.S. military's strength by highlighting the destruction of more Japanese planes than American ones.

What does President Roosevelt emphasize about the American people's desire for information during the war?

How does Roosevelt address the rumors and misinformation circulating among the public?

What specific information does Roosevelt provide about the losses at Pearl Harbor?

What is Roosevelt's stance on the number of airplanes lost during the attack on Pearl Harbor?

According to Roosevelt, how do the losses of Japanese planes compare to those of the American planes?