United States President Elect John F. Kennedy talks to the nation.

The speaker outlines the challenges the nation will face in the coming years and calls for a collective national effort to navigate through the 1960s. They express a personal commitment to the country's long-term interests and the cause of freedom worldwide. The speaker also mentions preparing for a new administration and personal changes, including the arrival of a new baby, following the election of John F. Kennedy.

What is the general sentiment expressed by the speaker regarding the recent election?

What does the speaker believe will be needed to move the country safely through the 1960s?

How does the speaker express their commitment to the long-range interests of the United States?

In what context does the speaker mention the cause of freedom around the world?

What significant changes does the speaker mention in relation to their personal life?