Keep in mind he’s giving this speech with all of the muscles in his legs totally atrophied, only able to stand strapped into leg braces and steadying himself with his arms and torso. Imagine how nerve wracking and hard it would be to give this speech or any speech to any crowd, and now imagine doing it without functioning legs. A man for the ages.
The USA had a president who had Polio. Britain had a king with a stuttering problem. Yet both men managed to pull their countries through the bloodiest war to date
@@jimhuffman9434but none will never come close to the greatest of a leader and ruler like Baldwin IV, The Leopard King of Jerusalem and Salah ad-Din Yusuf ibn Ayyub or King Saladin. Two great Kings who understood God’s will and understood that diplomacy should always come first and blood shed in war should come as a last resort. The world today needs great men like King Baldwin IV and King Saladin, Abraham Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, Queen Elizabeth II, John F. Kennedy, Ronald Reagan,
@@josh05683 But they still weren’t quoting anything, and then you said that it was a fake quote. And all of a sudden you just said it was an actual quote but in a movie as if that was the intention all along. You’re bad at this.
Every president who has served during your lifetime has led you through history, lmfao. They're just not in any history books yet because enough time hasn't passed, but in 100 years students will be learning and reading about Bush and Obama and Trump.
more like of all time. i've heard quite a few, but the way he spoke was truly extraordinary. he started out quite a bit more soft spoken in the beginning, become much more assertive, serious and outright irate towards the end. he pronounced all words nicely enough for an american and even made regular pauses so you can take it all in. i'd wager it wasnt the pearl harbour attacks and everything else that woke the sleeping giant, it was fdr himself with this very speech. listen, how at first everyone was noisy and seemingly had better things to do, then became completely quiet as he was speaking and once done, broke out in euphory over having most of their navy destroyed (carriers were an unproven weapon, nobody ever expected them to outperform and even be the cause of retirement for battleships, the true empresses of the seas, which they have lost a great number of.), over having had lost "many" american lives (no numbers given is typical for the time but also leaves it up to imagination, mostly for the better in his case), being pulled into a war they wanted no part of and being up against the greatest navies and airforces of the world in their weakened state. standing ovations from even the opposing parties when standing in a corner like this and not even having force them to do so or lying is sth truly special, a lost art in the modern world. everyone was informed by this speach and knew what was about to happen. they knew it was gonna be hard but they still cheered for him. this people was out for revenge and made sure to create peace by force if necessary (which it was up till the second nuke was dropped) and there was no power in the world that could stop them. no kiro butai, no uboats, no kamikazes, no banzai charges, no bunkers, swamp islands, no wunderwaffles, no chemical agents (mostly white phosphorous) and no disease could delay the deliverance of supreme justice to the point of uselessness. i'd even argue that japan is the greatest example of how defending yourself with all you've got being best ways of ending tyranny in the world. japan used to be one of the single worst regimes in the world. eversince lady liberty delivered a roundhouse kick to hiroshima's face and the bald eagle's fake scream exploded the eardrums of everyone in nagasaki with the imperial japanese navy so utterly curb stomped and edo (tokyo) inferno bombed to high hell and back, japan somehow actually became one of the best places to live and trade with globally, it now being actually one of the more important arbiters of peace, ironically enough.
My late father was 17 years old when Pearl Harbor was attacked by the Japanese, and since his birthday was on February 15 of 1942, he did not hesitate to register and then enlist in the US Army the moment he turned 18 three months later! He served his country in Europe and lived to come home from the war and was awarded with the PURPLE HEART! He met my widowed mother in late 1947, and we 3 daughters were born to our Daddy and Mother as baby boomers! The cry was "Remember Pearl Harbor!", and how devastating so many in that war died!
One of the greatest speeches in American history! I loved how he used the right words and emotions in order to convey the message that the United States needed to enter in to war with Japan! We should never forget what happened to Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941.
@@FinkaisarThey could have if they had gained the atomic bomb first, which they may well have, beating Oppenheimer, had Japan not attacked Pearl Harbor and pissed off America early.
@@gimlithebrave6354 if if if. Germany had no economy or enough good scientist to make it work. And even if germany could make a nuke, one or two wont win the war, nuking couple of cities wont change the fact that germany was fucked
@@Finkaisarno one was facing japan, they were rolling everyone including russia in the eary 1900s. The empire they would control was one of the largest ever in history.
"Mr. Vice President, Mr. Speaker, members of the senate of the House of Representatives: Yesterday, December 7th, 1941-a date which will live in infamy-the United State of America was suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval and air forces of the Empire of Japan. The United States was at peace with that nation and, at the solicitation of Japan, was still in conversation with its government and its emperor, looking towards the maintenance of peace in the Pacific. The attack yesterday on the Hawaiian islands has caused severe damage to American naval and military forces. I regret to tell you that many American lives have been lost. In addition, American ships have been reported torpedoed on the high seas between San Francisco and Honolulu. As Commander in Chief of the army and navy, I have directed that all measures be taken for our defense. But always will our whole nation remember the character of the onslaught against us. No matter how long it may take us to overcome this premeditated invasion, the American people and their righteous might will win to absolute victory."
From that day on, the Sleeping Giant has awakened, and filled with terrible resolve, punished the enemy and showed the world the power to destroy itself.
I was given a special tour of the House of Representatives 5 years ago , I go in with my Congressman's Tour Guide (AJ) sit down in the front row , was no one there that day , and all of a sudden I started repeating President Roosevelt's Speech out loud . I turned and looked and AJ was in tears , so was I ..... Thank you Mr. Roosevelt and thank you AJ for allowing me to relieve a Great moment in Our History 🇺🇸
I’m not American, but if I had just carried out an attack on America and then tuned into the news to see their response and it was this speech, I’d be really scared!!! It’s the measured, intelligent, but raging response that is chilling about it. You know you just woke the beast. I’d be like “I think I just fuct up..” lol
My great grandfather lost his brother and childhood friend at pearl harbor when FDR gave this speech immediately he wanted to fight for freedom and avenge his brother and his friend death he signed up and 3 weeks later he’s off to fight in the battle of Iwo Jima. Half of his unit were killed only 2 survivors his Sargent and my grandfather. My grandfather suffered from severe PTSD. He passed back in 2009 at age 88. The saddest thing about his mental health was at times he would think the war was going on. One time he tried to his sarge for orders. His Sargent died back 1988 and when he has to be told the war is over. He would then ask if his brother and his friend to come over to visit. Really sad stuff
Your going to come to understand that there are a few things concerning me that can't be moved. The love for my wife, my children and the way I love the United States. Our allies and partners will understand and appreciate this, that the mistakes of the past never be repeated. Which is what occurs if nothing is learned amid any catastrophe or crisis that befalls us. I'm a military child. I was born into it. There's a difference in the way I will always view these unconditional understandings. -Christopher Edward PoM45
To this day historians struggle to find out how the wheelchair could bare the weight of this man’s massive steel balls. God bless he was known as the Father of our Nation
Rumor has it he rolled around on his massive steel balls and the wheelchair was just an illusion to the rest of us, he’s was rolling on his steel nuts.
i imagined a situation like this: i live in phillipines (then controlled by USA), its december 8th, and when i turn on radio i hear this... and then i hear explosions. Gave me shivers (even though i dont actually live in Phillipines, or even USA)
I often listen to movie portrayals by Edward Hermann and Jon Voight, comparing their speech to the real Roosevelt. They do a pretty good job, although Voight has some of his own personality in his portrayal.
“I believe I interpret the will of the Congress and the people when I say that this form of treachery shall never again endanger us.” -FDR, 1941 America has had challenges and dangers, but no nation has attempted a surprise attack on us since.
@@universal3025 black people actually supported FDR due to his economic policies being helpful to them, so although the segregation and racism were a thing they did see FDR as someone "good"
@@tukokmukok8751 I’m talking about within the military back then. When a white person needed blood, they made sure that the American soldiers blood wasnt black. Fk’n shameful. A white American person would rather die due to loss of blood than to have the life saving blood of a fellow African American US soldier, also because it was banned in the U.S. military to do back then.
The greatest speech in history, proper goosebump stuff. Being British I feel very grateful to not only my countrymen but many hundreds of thousands that came from the US, and former empire to defeat the despicable dictators
thanks for the help bro. I was absolutely dying of boredom for those first 11 seconds. Can someone put some subway surfers gameplay under this so i can concentrate
kinda bizarre hearing people cough in the background. sometimes i forget that events aren't just stories, people were actually there, standing around, listening, probably bored in the moment and shuffling their feet.
M Effers! Never Forget! My Great Uncle told me he could never forget the smell of burned bodies he had to pick up after the bombing at Pearl Harbor.......Never Forget!
Franklin Delano Roosevelt is my favorite President. Man was remarkable. It would be hard enough living a normal life as Joe Schmoe with polio, much less being President of the US in the midst of WW II
You look around the world and most head of state aren't anything special. Then you realize we have had, Washington, Lincoln, Eisenhower, FDR, Kennedy, Reagan, Obama, Trump. etc. Guys that just stand out. A British commentator on BBC once said "American leaders always make our Euro leaders look so down and gray"
@@crazysquid0227Lol you probably can only name the “bad” things he’s done. I bet you can’t/don’t want to name the good things he’s done because you can’t handle it.
@@crazysquid0227 No matter what you think of his policy, he was an inspiring leader who was genuinely well liked around the world. Maybe you dislike something he did, but the fact is he was a rockstar in the vasy majority of countries. Mostly only conservative Americans hated him.
Not a single mention of the simultaneous attack on the Philippines. At the time they were a conquered colony. Every Filipino that we abandoned for 2 1/2 years was an American citizen.
Today is that day, and we are at the point in time where very few alive then is still alive today. May their memory live on through all of us. The greatest nation the world has ever seen was born this day. God Bless the USA!
America lost many defensive battles in beginning. America became united. We gave to our enemies War to victory. War is remedy our enemies wanted, they got all they wanted.
Back when a president was a president proud to be an American now both these idiots are just fighting each other instead of protecting the people dam I was born in the wrong era 😔
The choices we make dictate the life we lead how sunlight streams dazzling through a clean window but struggles through a dirty one Intelligent and well benediction intelligence and cost the benefits Churchill
PEARL HARBOUR IS MY FAVOURITE MOVIE BECAUSE ITS A TEUE STORY WITH THE GREAT PRESIDENT T ROOSEVELT ❤❤ TODAY AMERICA IS THE MOST POWERFUL COUNTRY IN THE WORLD SO I SAY GOD BLESS AMERICA E HER NATION ALWAYS ❤❤
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Keep in mind he’s giving this speech with all of the muscles in his legs totally atrophied, only able to stand strapped into leg braces and steadying himself with his arms and torso. Imagine how nerve wracking and hard it would be to give this speech or any speech to any crowd, and now imagine doing it without functioning legs. A man for the ages.
The USA had a president who had Polio. Britain had a king with a stuttering problem. Yet both men managed to pull their countries through the bloodiest war to date
@@jimhuffman9434but none will never come close to the greatest of a leader and ruler like Baldwin IV, The Leopard King of Jerusalem and Salah ad-Din Yusuf ibn Ayyub or King Saladin. Two great Kings who understood God’s will and understood that diplomacy should always come first and blood shed in war should come as a last resort.
The world today needs great men like King Baldwin IV and King Saladin, Abraham Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, Queen Elizabeth II, John F. Kennedy, Ronald Reagan,
Remember the Soviet spies in his admin and all the gold he stole?
@@Zero-eq7mp Remember how you are a bum whose opinion is meaningless?
Rage is a hell of a painkiller.
And with this, the sleeping giant was awakened.
And the rest is history.
Fake quote. It was ripped from Tora! Tora! Tora! and people ran with it.
@@josh05683he wasn't quoting anything. Do you see quotation marks?
@@topphatt1312 It’s a reference to a famous quote that was a line in a movie. That’s called quoting a movie.
@@josh05683
But they still weren’t quoting anything, and then you said that it was a fake quote. And all of a sudden you just said it was an actual quote but in a movie as if that was the intention all along. You’re bad at this.
This man was wheelchair bound and led us through literal history this is what a legend really is
Every president who has served during your lifetime has led you through history, lmfao. They're just not in any history books yet because enough time hasn't passed, but in 100 years students will be learning and reading about Bush and Obama and Trump.
Indeed.
Amen
One of the greatest speeches in American history🇺🇲 God bless the lost victims in the attack🇺🇲
more like of all time. i've heard quite a few, but the way he spoke was truly extraordinary. he started out quite a bit more soft spoken in the beginning, become much more assertive, serious and outright irate towards the end. he pronounced all words nicely enough for an american and even made regular pauses so you can take it all in. i'd wager it wasnt the pearl harbour attacks and everything else that woke the sleeping giant, it was fdr himself with this very speech. listen, how at first everyone was noisy and seemingly had better things to do, then became completely quiet as he was speaking and once done, broke out in euphory over having most of their navy destroyed (carriers were an unproven weapon, nobody ever expected them to outperform and even be the cause of retirement for battleships, the true empresses of the seas, which they have lost a great number of.), over having had lost "many" american lives (no numbers given is typical for the time but also leaves it up to imagination, mostly for the better in his case), being pulled into a war they wanted no part of and being up against the greatest navies and airforces of the world in their weakened state.
standing ovations from even the opposing parties when standing in a corner like this and not even having force them to do so or lying is sth truly special, a lost art in the modern world.
everyone was informed by this speach and knew what was about to happen. they knew it was gonna be hard but they still cheered for him. this people was out for revenge and made sure to create peace by force if necessary (which it was up till the second nuke was dropped) and there was no power in the world that could stop them. no kiro butai, no uboats, no kamikazes, no banzai charges, no bunkers, swamp islands, no wunderwaffles, no chemical agents (mostly white phosphorous) and no disease could delay the deliverance of supreme justice to the point of uselessness.
i'd even argue that japan is the greatest example of how defending yourself with all you've got being best ways of ending tyranny in the world. japan used to be one of the single worst regimes in the world. eversince lady liberty delivered a roundhouse kick to hiroshima's face and the bald eagle's fake scream exploded the eardrums of everyone in nagasaki with the imperial japanese navy so utterly curb stomped and edo (tokyo) inferno bombed to high hell and back, japan somehow actually became one of the best places to live and trade with globally, it now being actually one of the more important arbiters of peace, ironically enough.
Exactly Republicans hate him in all reality a lot of stuff Republicans have like social security wouldn't exist it's an all time great speech 👏
It's unequivocally one of the greatest recorded speeches of all time.
hawaii is rightful japanese soil
@@irwo1Nonesense
this is the day japan went from "banzai" to "kawaii"
No that's august 6th, 1945.
The speech that made young men fight for their lives for the freedom and safety of their families
And now young men need a safe space cause words hurt
My late father was 17 years old when Pearl Harbor was attacked by the Japanese, and since his birthday was on February 15 of 1942, he did not hesitate to register and then enlist in the US Army the moment he turned 18 three months later! He served his country in Europe and lived to come home from the war and was awarded with the PURPLE HEART! He met my widowed mother in late 1947, and we 3 daughters were born to our Daddy and Mother as baby boomers! The cry was "Remember Pearl Harbor!", and how devastating so many in that war died!
One of the greatest speeches in American history! I loved how he used the right words and emotions in order to convey the message that the United States needed to enter in to war with Japan! We should never forget what happened to Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941.
I ABSOLUTELY agree with you, cynthia!!!
Today's the 81st Anniversary of this speech.
Technically that speech will be 81 years as of tomorrow.
81 years
82 now🫡
83 this year (December 7th 2024)
83 years ago today
Watching from Sunderland, UK
FDR and Churchill gave some of the most memorable speeches of the 20th Century
Japan: Hey Axis friends I attacked America
Axis: Okay np, we'll declare war too
Axis 4 years later: *Well that was a fucking mistake*
yup WW2 may of played out differently in Europe if Germany and Italy had not supported Japan and declared war on the U.S.
@@Jimbo635Usa was going to join the war at a later point anyway.
Germany could never have won no matter what, so not much would change
@@FinkaisarThey could have if they had gained the atomic bomb first, which they may well have, beating Oppenheimer, had Japan not attacked Pearl Harbor and pissed off America early.
@@gimlithebrave6354 if if if.
Germany had no economy or enough good scientist to make it work.
And even if germany could make a nuke, one or two wont win the war, nuking couple of cities wont change the fact that germany was fucked
@@Finkaisarno one was facing japan, they were rolling everyone including russia in the eary 1900s. The empire they would control was one of the largest ever in history.
"Mr. Vice President, Mr. Speaker, members of the senate of the House of Representatives: Yesterday, December 7th, 1941-a date which will live in infamy-the United State of America was suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval and air forces of the Empire of Japan. The United States was at peace with that nation and, at the solicitation of Japan, was still in conversation with its government and its emperor, looking towards the maintenance of peace in the Pacific. The attack yesterday on the Hawaiian islands has caused severe damage to American naval and military forces. I regret to tell you that many American lives have been lost. In addition, American ships have been reported torpedoed on the high seas between San Francisco and Honolulu. As Commander in Chief of the army and navy, I have directed that all measures be taken for our defense. But always will our whole nation remember the character of the onslaught against us. No matter how long it may take us to overcome this premeditated invasion, the American people and their righteous might will win to absolute victory."
From that day on, the Sleeping Giant has awakened, and filled with terrible resolve, punished the enemy and showed the world the power to destroy itself.
I was given a special tour of the House of Representatives 5 years ago , I go in with my Congressman's Tour Guide (AJ) sit down in the front row , was no one there that day , and all of a sudden I started repeating President Roosevelt's Speech out loud . I turned and looked and AJ was in tears , so was I ..... Thank you Mr. Roosevelt and thank you AJ for allowing me to relieve a Great moment in Our History 🇺🇸
I’m not American, but if I had just carried out an attack on America and then tuned into the news to see their response and it was this speech, I’d be really scared!!!
It’s the measured, intelligent, but raging response that is chilling about it. You know you just woke the beast. I’d be like “I think I just fuct up..” lol
And at was at this moment, Japan knew they fucked up.
"the dumb bastards touched our boats"- FDR
My great grandfather lost his brother and childhood friend at pearl harbor when FDR gave this speech immediately he wanted to fight for freedom and avenge his brother and his friend death he signed up and 3 weeks later he’s off to fight in the battle of Iwo Jima. Half of his unit were killed only 2 survivors his Sargent and my grandfather. My grandfather suffered from severe PTSD. He passed back in 2009 at age 88. The saddest thing about his mental health was at times he would think the war was going on. One time he tried to his sarge for orders. His Sargent died back 1988 and when he has to be told the war is over. He would then ask if his brother and his friend to come over to visit. Really sad stuff
Iwo Jima was like 4 years later
Your going to come to understand that there are a few things concerning me that can't be moved. The love for my wife, my children and the way I love the United States.
Our allies and partners will understand and appreciate this, that the mistakes of the past never be repeated. Which is what occurs if nothing is learned amid any catastrophe or crisis that befalls us.
I'm a military child. I was born into it. There's a difference in the way I will always view these unconditional understandings.
-Christopher Edward
PoM45
One of the greatest speeches ever produced! Makes me proud to be an American! Thank you Mr. Roosevelt.
I always listen to this on December 8th.
Hundreds of thousands of young mens balls got bigger when hear this on there way to the recruiting office
STOP SMOKING CRACK and acting so immature
I get goosebumps everytime I hear this
So do I, and I am a Republican. FDR is among the very best America has been fortunate to have in the Oval Office!!!
GREAT SPEECH BY FDR!!!!
An American tiger was awoken.
More like sleeping dragon 💥💣
Both of you are wrong the sleeping EAGLE awoke from its slumber and took flight.
"I fear that we have awoken a sleeping giant, and filled it with a great resolve." Admiral Yamamoto, December 7th, 1941.
@@juangarcia8841no. An industrial powerhouse.
The words that defined a generation, and to extent the entire nation.
To this day historians struggle to find out how the wheelchair could bare the weight of this man’s massive steel balls. God bless he was known as the Father of our Nation
Rumor has it he rolled around on his massive steel balls and the wheelchair was just an illusion to the rest of us, he’s was rolling on his steel nuts.
No doubt that alot of people watches this every year on December 8th.
i imagined a situation like this: i live in phillipines (then controlled by USA), its december 8th, and when i turn on radio i hear this... and then i hear explosions. Gave me shivers (even though i dont actually live in Phillipines, or even USA)
My lola who turned 13 on December 8, 1941 probably heard this on the radio. She passed away in July 2022.
Thank you Franklin Delano Roosevelt ❤
INDONESIA
🇺🇸❤️🇮🇩
I often listen to movie portrayals by Edward Hermann and Jon Voight, comparing their speech to the real Roosevelt. They do a pretty good job, although Voight has some of his own personality in his portrayal.
im 36 and its 2024, and i say this firmly, we need a president like this again
Breaker one nine Oduck here. To those past present and future you will not be forgotten. Thank you
Hornet right when she launches her deadly bombers off her deck for the Doolittle Raid: “This is for Pearl”.
“I believe I interpret the will of the Congress and the people when I say that this form of treachery shall never again endanger us.”
-FDR, 1941
America has had challenges and dangers, but no nation has attempted a surprise attack on us since.
To think only the fee times in America history where we all came to together and agreed together.
Few times in history have we ever been so divided as today either except pre civil war times
not blacks at the time, because of racism ..
@@universal3025 black people actually supported FDR due to his economic policies being helpful to them, so although the segregation and racism were a thing they did see FDR as someone "good"
@@tukokmukok8751 I’m talking about within the military back then. When a white person needed blood, they made sure that the American soldiers blood wasnt black. Fk’n shameful. A white American person would rather die due to loss of blood than to have the life saving blood of a fellow African American US soldier, also because it was banned in the U.S. military to do back then.
man, they really threw a sucker punch at the wrong people. we beat them so bad we literally built a disney world there.
The greatest speech in history, proper goosebump stuff. Being British I feel very grateful to not only my countrymen but many hundreds of thousands that came from the US, and former empire to defeat the despicable dictators
heres the part you guys wanted 0:11
thanks for the help bro. I was absolutely dying of boredom for those first 11 seconds. Can someone put some subway surfers gameplay under this so i can concentrate
I was waiting for 3:38.
A shortened version of the speech. The full version listed the various locations that were attacked and ran about 10 minutes.
This speech makes me want to run through a brick wall, what an amazing orator FDR was
Remember Pearl Harbor 🇺🇸
December 7, 1941
82 years later
I’m a day late, but never forget.
Tommorow this speech will be 82 years old. One of the most infamous speeches in history
82 years before today, this speech was given.
83 years now. Brave men and women.
Seeing it in color just makes it feel different to me, idk how to explain it but I like the black and white version better for some reason
kinda bizarre hearing people cough in the background. sometimes i forget that events aren't just stories, people were actually there, standing around, listening, probably bored in the moment and shuffling their feet.
This leads to the sun being used as a weapon, twice.
"So we're fine, as long as nobody attacks America."
"Question"
"What's your question, Japan?"
"I attacked America."
Today is the 82nd Anniversary of this speech. Do your family members know about Pearl Harbor?
Our nations darkest moment, yet it's always darkest before the dawn.
M Effers! Never Forget! My Great Uncle told me he could never forget the smell of burned bodies he had to pick up after the bombing at Pearl Harbor.......Never Forget!
I can’t imagine John Fetterman sitting in that sacred chamber in his shorts and sweatshirt.
This was the most powerful speech in the history of mankind. The United States grew to become the most powerful nation in the history of mankind.
A powerful nation full of migrants
Thank you for bringing me into line with the conditions underlying US decision to take on Japan.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt is my favorite President. Man was remarkable. It would be hard enough living a normal life as Joe Schmoe with polio, much less being President of the US in the midst of WW II
The most socialist president we ever had.
and 4 year later people gonna know how a real genkidama is
Best President ever👍
Anyone on December 7th 2023? ✋🏻️
Amazing
A day to remember in history.....
You look around the world and most head of state aren't anything special. Then you realize we have had, Washington, Lincoln, Eisenhower, FDR, Kennedy, Reagan, Obama, Trump. etc. Guys that just stand out. A British commentator on BBC once said "American leaders always make our Euro leaders look so down and gray"
@grayfullbuster9137 - I wouldn't include Obama in that list of leaders, he's at the bottom with Carter and Biden.
@@crazysquid0227Lol you probably can only name the “bad” things he’s done. I bet you can’t/don’t want to name the good things he’s done because you can’t handle it.
@crazysquid0227 and below them Trump
@@crazysquid0227 No matter what you think of his policy, he was an inspiring leader who was genuinely well liked around the world. Maybe you dislike something he did, but the fact is he was a rockstar in the vasy majority of countries. Mostly only conservative Americans hated him.
You are not forgotten. Dec,7 2023
I love how this video was posted in Dec 8 😂😂
Never Forget!!!
👍👍
that was time when POTUS had balls. that man could end the war between ukr-rus in few days. great president
3:44 keyword... unprovoked
Wow and on December 7th 2023 will be the Early Access of “The Day Before” I can’t wait. This is Amazing!!
I've heard this at the end of the Pearl Harbor level in Medal of Honor Pacific Assault
Not a single mention of the simultaneous attack on the Philippines. At the time they were a conquered colony. Every Filipino that we abandoned for 2 1/2 years was an American citizen.
Doesn't relate to Pearl Harbor
@@TheUltimateDestroyer Hawaii was part of the Philippines before
Very true
The uncut full speech did in fact include reference to the Philippines, though more emphasis should have been given, without a doubt.
@@lilitekken6 Since fucking when?
Always interested in this time of history, the whole world was in pain.
the greatest one
0:06 the balls in this man
Grow the F UP
Grow yp
US entry in ww2 .marked the end of great depression.
They messed with the wrong country 😂
The one thing the world fears about us Americans is, we will die for our freedom.
Today is that day, and we are at the point in time where very few alive then is still alive today. May their memory live on through all of us. The greatest nation the world has ever seen was born this day. God Bless the USA!
America lost many defensive battles in beginning. America became united. We gave to our enemies War to victory. War is remedy our enemies wanted, they got all they wanted.
0:09 yesterday dec 7 1941
His words mean justice and liberty god bless America
It’s pretty bright in there..🤨
that dem knew it was coming.
This wasn't a Democrat move of aggression Japan wouldve done more damage if this didn't happen
HARDCORE HISTORY
Back when a president was a president proud to be an American now both these idiots are just fighting each other instead of protecting the people dam I was born in the wrong era 😔
Millennial translation: cowabunga it is
“Righteous Might.”
Chills
It's a sad day for America where this was allowed.
Don’t touch the boats.
God Bless all those Who fought and those who died fighting to save the world 🇺🇸💪🙏🏻
Take a look around. Ah the good ol days when Congress was all.........lmfao
Words😊👌 empire of Japan 😊👌The Versatility of English Language is in it's use. 😊
Un verdadero líder.
Don’t forget the attack on the Philippines. 🇵🇭
Hong Kong too!
The choices we make dictate the life we lead how sunlight streams dazzling through a clean window but struggles through a dirty one
Intelligent and well benediction intelligence and cost the benefits Churchill
The American people and their righteous might will win through to absolute victory 💪 🇺🇸🇺🇸
This double the sun and gave it to the next Japanese
PEARL HARBOUR IS MY FAVOURITE MOVIE BECAUSE ITS A TEUE STORY WITH THE GREAT PRESIDENT T ROOSEVELT ❤❤
TODAY AMERICA IS THE MOST POWERFUL COUNTRY IN THE WORLD SO I SAY GOD BLESS AMERICA E HER NATION ALWAYS ❤❤
Day of Infamy