Happy Birthday FDR! You were a wonderful President! Not perfect! Nobody is! But you were good! I wish you were President now! Since the 70s' we have had nothing but drege. No good leaders like you willing to take a chance and who care about the country and the people.
Today marks the 75th Anniversary of his death! A very complex man he was and a great leader and President! We need leaders like him! He was not always right and was disliked by many, but he stood up and lead this country thought the depression and WW2. Thank you FDR!
Elizabeth Semarge He is my favorite audiobook narrator and an inspiration on my channel to set up the material vocally in the foreground but don’t oversell it as if you’re telling someone the same story on a couch.
Aye - the cruel pre programmed treatment Cahill of Alba was drubbed with at Gordonstown .... oh dear ... English upper class culture ... back then . Love is all that wee lad needed to turn that frown upside down . What a lovely visage Frank had too . Thanks , British America , for him .
He loved his mom but he looked just like his dad.
I was struck by the sadness in his eyes in all those old photographs, even when he was home and around all the people who adored him . . .
That's Because People We're Not Allowed To Smile In Photos Back Then And Also Because Photos Took Longer To Take Back Then
Sadness? Really?
Happy Birthday FDR! You were a wonderful President! Not perfect! Nobody is! But you were good! I wish you were President now! Since the 70s' we have had nothing but drege. No good leaders like you willing to take a chance and who care about the country and the people.
Reagen was a great president
@@ericametzinger4061 I will respect your opinion. He was not a great one to me.
@@ericametzinger4061Reagan was a horrible president; most of our woes today are due directly in part to his decisions.
Bath by mom till 9....Oh my.
Today marks the 75th Anniversary of his death! A very complex man he was and a great leader and President! We need leaders like him! He was not always right and was disliked by many, but he stood up and lead this country thought the depression and WW2. Thank you FDR!
"When he got to Groton and then when he got to Harvard people didn't like him". Oh boy where have I heard this experience before.
I was like that. I couldn't understand others at all, being an only child. School was absolutely horrible.
Me as well.
Yes a life of an only child.... yeah can make someone self-centered
Same too I was spoiled rotten.
Same here. It's one of the reasons I love FDR. Both of us only children.
Edward Herrmann must have loved FDR he's played him twice and voiced him at least three
Elizabeth Semarge He is my favorite audiobook narrator and an inspiration on my channel to set up the material vocally in the foreground but don’t oversell it as if you’re telling someone the same story on a couch.
I just love Ed's. Voice it's an old fashioned New Year York accent like FDR. That is sadly passing. Away. God bless him
What was the two parts he played?
@@388Caroline I don't understand what you mean , can you please explain?
😢😢😢oh that school story😢😢
As an only child I can relate to a lot of this video.
Edward Herrmann (at beginning) is my favorite audiobook narrator and an inspiration on my channel.
I love this story.
His parents were right... to have a good leader one must have vigor and confidence.
😢😢😢😢😢😢That school story
You could just say his parents spoiled him rotten.
4:40 FDR hobbies: photography, coins, stamps. Shot, classified birds.
Great story.
Sarah Roosevelt is similar to Eliza Rockefeller.
Both powerful mothers who produced overachievers
He was a Statesman
FDR: When McKinley dies, exciting
When FDR dies: Truman not exciting
😢😢😢😢😢😢😢oh that school story
I love Coolidge though because of his sense of humor
now THAT is funny...cool cal was stone cold
Aye - the cruel pre programmed treatment Cahill of Alba was drubbed with at Gordonstown .... oh dear ... English upper class culture ... back then .
Love is all that wee lad needed to turn that frown upside down .
What a lovely visage Frank had too .
Thanks , British America , for him .
He was a looker wasn't he?
100 percent!
Oh yeah!
😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Sighs and tears yes an only child life. It's yeah.....
Oh the school story 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢 yeah I'm not foreign to it
Great story, this man beats Lincoln as President. Great Chief Executive beyond comprehension. Fascinating story behind FDR truly fascinating.
This is not foreign to me the style of the story😢😢😢😢😢
All the best education an opium fortune could buy
What was he like when he was a student ?
He passed the Bar exam before he finished law school.
His mother's in this video: czcams.com/video/lFp3oBDeUaY/video.html
An only child
Dandy Boy? Really?
Spoiled mama's boy
2x speed makes this video bearable.