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The Reality Distortion Field of Franklin Roosevelt
1:36:37 - 1:45:50 (09:13)
Franklin Roosevelt was a master of the reality distortion field, able to convince the American public to believe in his policies. However, this ability has also led to speculation and conspiracy theories surrounding his actions, particularly regarding his involvement in World War II.
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Franklin D Roosevelt was a difficult and enigmatic man, who was loved and respected by many as a leader, and seemingly happiest in the company of women.
1:36:37 - 1:37:58 (01:20)
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Franklin D Roosevelt was a difficult and enigmatic man, who was loved and respected by many as a leader, and seemingly happiest in the company of women. He had the ability to brilliantly oversimplify, as seen in his famous quote "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself".
ChapterThe Reality Distortion Field of Franklin Roosevelt
EpisodeShow 63 - Supernova in the East II
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
This episode discusses how Franklin D. Roosevelt's private nature and love of manipulation led to much speculation about his true motivations and intentions as a leader.
1:37:58 - 1:40:17 (02:19)
Summary
This episode discusses how Franklin D. Roosevelt's private nature and love of manipulation led to much speculation about his true motivations and intentions as a leader.
ChapterThe Reality Distortion Field of Franklin Roosevelt
EpisodeShow 63 - Supernova in the East II
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
This transcript discusses Franklin Roosevelt's ability to convince and manipulate the American public through his "reality distortion field", which was a combination of charisma, charm, hyperbole, marketing, and persistence.
1:40:17 - 1:45:50 (05:33)
Summary
This transcript discusses Franklin Roosevelt's ability to convince and manipulate the American public through his "reality distortion field", which was a combination of charisma, charm, hyperbole, marketing, and persistence. The discussion includes his promises to keep the US out of the European War, his denials of such involvement, and his legacy in the US today.