Republican presidential candidate Thomas E Dewey campaigns at the Hollywood Bowl in 1948

In the home state of Earl Warren, a Republican nominee criticizes communism and launches his West Coast campaign at the Hollywood Bowl. Huey proposes that America should share its story of freedom globally, highlighting the motion picture industry as a testament to the miracles of a free enterprise system. He expresses gratitude to the industry for its role in storytelling and concludes with a patriotic note.

In what way does Huey suggest the motion picture industry can contribute to telling America's story?

What sentiment does Tom Joey express at the end of the speech?