Greatest Recorded Speeches in American History (1933-2008)
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- America's major events told through the words of its leaders, since the widespread adoption of the film camera as a communication tool. Through the speeches of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, to Martin Luther King, Jr. to Barack Obama, a look at the major moments that have defined the modern history of the United States.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
March 4, 1933
“The Only Thing We Have To Fear Is Fear Itself”
• President Franklin Roo...
FDR
December 8, 1941
Pearl Harbor, “A Date Which Will Live In Infamy”
• President Franklin D. ...
Harry Truman
August 6, 1945
Hiroshima
• Video
Dwight Eisenhower
January 17, 1961
The Military Industrial Complex
• Eisenhower warns Ameri...
John F. Kennedy
January 20, 1961
JFK's Inaugural Address
• John F. Kennedy Presid...
JFK
June 26, 1963
“Ich Bin Ein Berliner”
• John F Kennedy - Ich B...
Martin Luther King, Jr.
August 28, 1963
“I Have A Dream”
• I have a dream - Marti...
Lyndon Baines Johnson
March 15, 1965
LBJ’s Voting Rights Speech
• Excerpt: LBJ's Voting ...
LBJ
January 12, 1966
Vietnam War
• Lyndon B. Johnson's Sp...
MLK
April 3, 1968
“I’ve Been To The Mountaintop”
• Martin Luther King's L...
Robert F. Kennedy
April 4, 1968
RFK Announces MLK’s Passing
• Robert F. Kennedy's Sp...
Richard Nixon
August 9, 1974
Nixon Resigns Amid Watergate
• Nixon before resignati...
Ronald Reagan
January 28, 1986
Challenger Disaster
• Star Trek Anthology: R...
Ronald Reagan
June 12, 1987
At the Berlin Wall: “Tear Down This Wall”
• Video
George H.W. Bush
January 17, 1991
The Gulf War Against Saddam Hussein and Iraq
• George H W Bush Announ...
Bill Clinton
January 27, 2000
The 2000 State Of The Union
• The 2000 State of the ...
George W. Bush
September 14, 2001
9/11
• George W. Bush: Bullho...
Barack Obama
November 4, 2008
2008 Grant Park Victory Speech
• Barack Obama Victory S...
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Where is Reagan’s Time for Choosing speech. It’s literally nicknamed The Speech.
Bernie 2020
“I’ve never seen a skinny person drink Diet Coke”- Donald trump
Lmao
Fax
Should be number 1
Lol hes not wrong
@@mr.s845 Fax means Facts?
Imagine the satisfaction that 106 year old women felt after finally being able to vote for a black president after living through the entire civil rights movement
@『Robert E.O Speedwagon』 what are your talking about
Who would that be? BO doesn't qualify. NOT THAT IT MATTERS unless you are a racist. Its supposed to be the content of your character. Not your skin tone.
@@oatnoid it’s not about race it is about that black people finally got the chance to be equal cause when mlk was here there was no chance and a black certainly couldn’t be president but I agree race is pretty unimportant
@Shakir Siam I don't think he would be pleased because black people voted Obama only because of his skin colour and thought he would better the conditions of black since even he is also a black person. But nothing changed
@@oatnoid character is definitely more important than race. However the power of a black person being president for the first time, shows how much America is changed and is a step towards character being the most important.
Regardless of what people say and think about Barack Obama, that man can orate with some of the best. Few men have been able to captivate attention in the 21st century like this man. This was an excellent collection of orators, through and through.
He put all of his points into charisma lol
@uncreativeusername8598 is there really any other way to play though? Lol
I agree. That silver tongue SOB drew me in and l voted for him twice. 😂
He's married to a MAN
The only thing he can do is talk, Biden can’t even master that though
On this day, 60 years ago, during the March on Washington, MLK delivered his “I Have a Dream” speech to about 250,000 people. I’m not black, but there’s a power and boldness in his speeches that is so unmatched! No matter what race or ethnicity you are, this is someone who everyone should look up to and respect: a hero and a warrior!
MLK represents the true strength of the United States. No matter how much injustice there may be in this country, he represents all those people, young and old, black and white, man and woman, who hold fast to an unyielding hope that the future could be better. He represents all those people who, in the face of being told that they can't, respond with the timeless American creed: "yes we can"
When I was 11, my dad took me to see Dr King in Detroit, where he gave a prelude to his I have a dream speech. I feel like I spent so much of the 60’s mourning murdered heroes.
I like how Harry Truman explained how he dropped a nuclear bomb on Hiroshima like an old man reading a bedtime story to his grandchildren lmao
Lmfao
Bruhhhh 🤣🤣🤣
Literally
It was a race to the nuke. We ended a world war. What's your grievance, exactly?
@@mickeyconnor830 because it killed so many more innocent civilians than soldiers. Now I agree that it was the quickest way to end the ww2 but Def not the most humane. And the us never once even came close to apologizing for the civilians killed
“Not judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character” such a beautiful sentence🥺
And nowadays the left has completely ignored it and insists the white man bad
It’s a shame most people don’t believe this to be true
Most people don't even follow this unfortunately, his people seem to completely ignore the fact he ever said this.
@@shaq74 i know and they decided they can judge white people now
You’d be calling MLK a communist if you listened to the rest of that speech 💀
I really love when presidents actually respect each other.
nice pfp
They need to get together and Go fishing and grill some steaks and chicken
RFK’s speech was incredible. MLK’s death spurred riots all around the country, but RFK managed to unify everyone by sharing his own personal experiences. And because of his speech, everyone went home that night in peace
Exactly!
I imagine that not many politicians had actually heard of Aeschylus, let alone were able to quote him off the cuff like that.
I love how MLK just walked away from his speech like he just spit some heat
I mean, he did
Texsion 1963: I have a dream. 1968: another speech and got shot the next day
You might ask which one, I say both
So true! On fire! MLK could have held the mic outstretched in front of him and let it drop like they do nowadays to signal triumph and the roof would have literally imploded. Done a mic drop!
iEnglish Online he lived 39 years
Damn, MLK's last speech was literally him saying he is going to die.
Yes he knew some people hate him
I know😱!
He knew he was being called home
What kids like me are not taught in school was how unpopular MLK was at the time and his “controversial” views.
He saw the mountain top🏔🌎🌌💫
“And so my fellow Americans. ASK NOT, what your country can do for YOU! ASK what YOU can do for your country!” Best line from John F. Kennedy
Man I’ve been a republican my whole life but Barack Obama’s inauguration speech was truly remarkable
Yup easily one of the greatest speeches ever . That man can give a speech
you cant be serious the only thing hes got going is his speaking skills he was placed there and hes not even american he fcked this country up
@joeydrummer7929 it's one of the few things he was good at, he had max charisma and that's why people voted for him, his presidency however is a different story
i love it when they say max charisma lmao but yeah man so true and we are still dealing with his actions to this day@@nicolascuevas-segura2254
@@nicolascuevas-segura2254hahah yet i bet you thought trump was better
"A man touched down on the Moon, a wall came down in Berlin, a world was connected by our own science and imagination"
Yes we can! What a beautifully inspiring speech!
The kind of speech that gives you hope. Y’know? Hope that things can change for the better.
@@penonpaper3132 The year that hope was made in America, a time I never forgot, would ultimately serve as a reminder of how far North America as a whole and the entire world has fallen.
I remembered Obama as the President that would change the world. Sadly, the change he made would never come to be realized, not in the entirety that he envisioned.
The power of Greed had shown its ugly face in so many ways, we forgot that we were even looking at it to begin with.
When the world had started to burn and drown itself, nobody had decided enough was enough.
When Biden had started the Ukraine war, nobody batted an eye. When BLM and MeToo started, everyone knew how it would end: as a terrible tragedy for everyone involved.
People learned what being toxic and cancel culture is. Corporations have been getting away with the moral equivalence of genocide even into the future because it won’t be addressed until the damage is done.
Canada has now become the new Russia under Trudeau after Trump left the office and Biden becomes faced with his own creation in Ukraine.
RUclips, social media, Roblox and Netflix all dig their own graves. People forgot and still forget what it means to be themselves.
The Pandemic revealed worldwide corruption from governments and private industry that manufactured vaccines.
Slavery is still alive today, but it comes in forms we can even find in Canada. Racism still lives on strong throughout the world.
We haven’t cured the social problems caused by modern day smart phones. We also fail to act on the information that is found about it.
Social stigmatization is something that sociologists and psychologists around the world need to fight but haven’t done yet.
Poorly raised children are growing up to become more than just a menace to society, but a menace to the world.
These are just some of the most pressing issues that have come since and before Obama took power.
@@jamessaunders2559 It truly seems like America has hit its peak.
@@jamessaunders2559 You definitely have a point, but not all of them are correct, most of them had nothing to do with Obama. Russia started the Ukraine war. Canada is still a free and peaceful country, Russia is not. The vaccines worked, that's all i care about. Racism will never die. Smart phones have done more good than harm. After writing this, none of these were Obamas fault, a few are from SCOTUS, China and Russia, and the main culprit misinformation and QAnon.
Politics aside, none of this was Obamas fault lol
@@OBrien-hi9zq The sixties saw assassinations, civil rights struggles, riots, a 'depraved' sexual revolution, an explosion of drug use, and a war that killed ten times the number of Americans than all the wars since. The seventies continued to fuel our decline with Watergate, the Iranian hostage crisis, the rise of terrorism, Japan's rise to economic dominance, and the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. We were impotent, a paper tiger so I heard, a shadow of our former selves. Except we weren't. The predictions were wrong then, and I think they might be just as wrong now. For the sake of my grandchildren at least, I sure hope that they are.
“ladies and gentlemen... we got em”
Yep😂
FBI OPEN UP
Jesus Christ, grow up.
JUMALA KOHTUOTSUS it’s just a joke
JUMALA KOHTUOTSUS Don't take life too seriously; no one gets out alive.
These recordings are powerful reminder of the power of words to inspire, motivate, and unite people. This speech will undoubtedly be remembered for generations to come. Truly a masterpiece!
God, listening to Martin Luther King Jr's "I have a dream" speech gives me goosebumps
MLK’s “I’ve been to the mountaintop” speech brought me to tears.
Yeah same
Moses .
I think youre inspired him
I thought i was alone,,,i literally bust into tears
Its like he saw the prophecy and knew he would die the next day
Where is trump saying: I know words, I have the best words
Ehsaness lmao.
Ehsaness yea I'm bigly disappointed
lmao
It is up to 2008. Please learn to read.
it was a joke, please learn a bit humor
It's amazing looking back 60+ years later and seeing how accurate President Eisenhower's final address was is insane. The man warned us of exactly what unfolded.
Reverend Doctor Martin L.K almost made me tear up with his last speech. He knew what was going on, but was brave enough to keep proceeding with his mission on earth, leaving the masses with optimism, hope and courage... You didn't do all this in vain mister KING... REVOLUTION is on it's way!
He didn't want a revolution. He just wanted people to treat each other as equals. And, as Mr. King so eloquently put it in all of his speeches, he wanted us to get along, not as either black or white, but as CHILDREN OF GOD.
An enlightened man ahead of his time a great man.👏👏👏👏
One of the great what ifs I think about a lot is what happens to Kings legacy if he’s not assassinated and lives into the 1990s or 2000s
He would have been wrapped up in all sorts of controversies, opposing Reagan, opposing mass incarceration, opposing Iraq among other things, there is no way a King who lives to a ripe old age becomes the secular saint he is now but what does his legacy become?
I find one common point of people who made America Great. They can speak coherent sentences.
unlike tRUMP
Now we have Trump and Biden, God help us
Yeah eloquence is a form of intelligence.
and thats why how badly and depressingly miss Bernie Sanders as president! he spits fire!
Arkham Assassin What? 😂
Every time I hear MLK say "I may not get there with you" I just cry.
He saw the mountain top 🏔 💫 🙏 God had a plan for him
Because he was at a communist learning school instead
Hi Gorgeous! How are you doing? Hope you are fine and staying safe over there?
Is a good man how are you
Hello Carolyn...you shouldn’t be so soft all along, lol
Give a high five to the writers behind the scene you'll never know, who composed those mighty speeches for them unselfishly...🙌👏👏👏👋
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@@jevthompson9044amen keep it up
@@jevthompson9044 how soon is soon because ive been waiting a few years
Such powerful speakers, im absolutely moved seeing almost 100 years of history condensed into 20 mins. Absolutely powerful.
"Yesterday is history, Tomorrow is a mystery, but today is a gift! That is why we call it the present."
-Master Oogway
u really qutoing kung fu panda. hahahhaa
@@callumsmith6051 good words are still good words.🤷♂️
_The13thDoctor_ nah it’s just funny mate
@@callumsmith6051 you really tried roasting someone for quoting a well written quote from one of the best animated movies out there, gtfo "mate"
"There are no accidents...."
-Master Oogway
Could u imagine if someone showed MLK Obama's inauguration speech
Thomas Giblin He would be happy because a black man was president.
Ayyy its Captain O! ^
He'd probably cry
obama wasn’t black
MLK would be extremely proud.
I heard an interview from the 90’s of a veteran who was on the USS Augusta when Truman decided to drop the bomb. He said that Truman sat down next to him, talked a bit about where the sailor was from, and weeped over his decision to drop the bomb. He did say it had to be done but agonized over the decision.
The US had to use a nuclear bomb on thousands of innocent civilians? Turning them to dust and leaving even more in agonizing torture? I doubt those poor souls would agree. We watched the evil destruction we wrought and did it a second time.
I don't see it that way.
It is hard as an American to take watching our state department claiming the high ground against Russia for its current actions, knowing what we did in 1945. Not to mention the countless, senseless deaths we have caused the last 30 years.
How can I see this interview?
Where’s the interview
i firmly believe that MLK’s “I’ve Been to the Mountaintop” speech is the best speech in all of recorded human history.
1933: the only thing we have to fear is fear itself
2020: i aint never seen two pretty best friends
Its always one of em gotta be ugly
"Yesterday is history, Tomorrow is a mystery, but today is a gift! That is why we call it the present."
-Master Oogway
lol now we have a guy who doesn’t even know the deceleration of independence. “oh you know the thing” 🤣
@@nv4219 lol I learned the declaration of independence in 3rd grade
2020: Yeah.
MLK really did deliver a prophetic speech. It really felt like he saw the promised land over the mountaintop, it felt like he saw the end of his road, and he saw the road that he paved for his people.
The way he quickly stepped away from the podium before he even finished his sentence, as if he was struggling to contain his emotions, it really did seem like he 100% believed what he was saying. If I had my tinfoil hat on, I'd say he had gotten warnings or a tip-off that he was going to be targeted for an assassination soon - and he continued giving his speeches with the knowledge that each one may be his last.
@@brup123 A preminiation? I do not think you need a tinfoil hat; it is likely he had warnings.
@@alyceclover Or just common sense because there were a lot of attempts on his life
He didn’t pave the way for “his” people. The many brave men and women who listened to the hopeful ramblings of a rhetorically talented man from Atlanta and the people whom dared oppose the status quo paved the way for equal right for all man, not only in a backwater nation built up by 50 smaller nations, but for the entire earth. I stand with my late grandmother, a white Protestant swedish woman. She adored Michael, and so do I. She adored the brave souls who fought back against oppression at stonewall in 69, and so do I. She adored the first non white old man to be the leader of one of the mightiest nations in the world, and so do I
@@brup123 or you can realize people do receive prophetic dreams from their Father
I just want to cry like I did when I first heard Dr. Kings speeches. He stirred my soul and fanned that fire. Then right after we lost Bobby. I almost couldn’t stand the grief I felt.
Goddam, I got emotional from almost every speech here. What an amazing gift life is, just to be able to experience all of the events in the world, good or bad. Many of my friends are gone now from addiction, and I can’t help but look at every single day I experience and say “I wish they were here to see it, they missed so much.” Even when times are bad, at least we got to be there
MLK was on a different level. Man saw the immediate and distant future, and tied it all in into one final bomb of a speech
He is a preacher's preacher
I know he made that mountaintop sermon a few times.
But I could almost swear you can see it on his face that he knew his days were numbered..
Threats of violence mounting like never before, threatening letters from the CIA...all in response to King’s message of radical change, anti-war message, and desire to bring Socialism to fruition.
True! What a hero!!
Not really. He b e a t his wife and used Rosa Parks as a PR stunt when 7 months earlier an African American did the exact same thing but MLK didn’t back it since her skin was too dark to appeal to the moderates
I felt the same way with jfk speech
Very disappointed that there’s no We choose to go to the moon speech. Undeniably one of the most important speeches in not only American history, but the worlds.
Yesss my second favorite jfk quote
“-A date which will live in infamy.-......”
Ya
It was very relevant during the space race
Yeah, where’s “one small step for humanity, one giant leap for mankind”? That’s one of the most historical speeches of America
Absolutely amazing. Thank you for posting this
Robert Kennedy was such a pure heart. Terrible that he was killed in the way he was.
I’ve always appreciated RFK’s speech about MLK’s death. He was speaking as a white man to a mostly black crowd about a civil rights leader’s murder. He managed to speak calmly and to inspire.
Wasn’t scripted either truly spoken from the heart.
@@Togwlm 9
That’s one of the best speeches ever!
@@torosdepamplona I agree.
It’s even greater because when most major cities experienced often violent protests in the streets, Indy has one of the few that had none; I thank that man for sparing our state of such madness and the goodness of his words
I'm from Japan.
It's important to learn about history and we never repeat the same mistakes.
Hope world peace.
world peace LOL 😂😂😂😃😃😃😑😑😑😞😞😔😖😖
@JAYGUNNA 98 - That is a grotesque thing to say to a nation that suffered from two atomic bombs. You're a total idiot for your insensitivity!
Jr Neymar
You have to learn right history.
All of the replyers except IT are rude and insensitive.
Your dumb country messed with USA and got obliterated haha 😂
Notice how it stops at 2008. 💀
😂😂😂😂😂😂
This video was uploaded 9 years ago today
These speeches remind of me of what America's greatness once was, a land of civil rights champions and heroes, and it shows me that we can become these things once again.
Dr. King is one of those speakers who can effortlessly bring you to tears, and just never disappoints.
I think preaching in a church and talking to the people he spoke to helped him with that. He wasn’t a politician speaking blindly to a crowd, he was speaking to people. Just like when he preached, he was just talking to people who had thoughts, needs, and dreams. Even as a teenager who never lived through the civil rights movement, mostly likes to stay out of politics, and disagrees with Kings entire religion, I can’t help but respect the man. A man who fought for what his people needed and didn’t hurt others in the process is one who deserves respect and recognition throughout the ages.
He was NOT a doctor. He was Rev. King.
@@dace938 wrong. He had his doctorate in systematic theology after getting an undergraduate in divinity
He was an Orator in simple terms
He would be utterly ashamed at what the black race has devolved into today. The democrats have turned them into Godless savages once again.
Some of these speeches by JFK, MLK, Obama makes me emotional. And I'm not even American
Obama does not belong in the same sentence as the other two. He made some good speeches when campaigning for the presidency. But when he came to office, he immediately turned his back on American values like liberty and justice for all.
@@TheJibbaholic Obama is gud
@@TheJibbaholic Obama is a class act wtf are u on?
I am sure God gets emotional when he said, "God bless planned parenthood." Obama is a Demon, if you cannot see that, I feel sorry for you.
Obama is the smartest class leader ever Trump last day January 20 2021 Biden inauguration amen my birthday January 19th thanks America for my gift Trump out
Seeing Al Gore being so mature about losing is something people should learn from
So mature about being robbed
With Obama's victory speech, while partisanship may be worse than it was ever imaginable in 2008 his hope still moves me evermore. Not only his words but the twinkle and creased smiles of the crowd as well, you can see the hope not only in their minds but in their hearts as well. While the future is still uncertain, and we are coming up on yet again the "most historic election" in American history, that hope from 2008 still moves me in 2023.
I don’t think people realize how important and accurate Eisenhowers speech is
That was a speech that crossed all lines. It put into perspective exactly what MLK stood for. And there was no violence in Indianapolis.
Only last week did I forward a clip of his speech to a friend while we were having a debate about the present situation in Ukraine and Russia.
I’ve for many years admired that man and his warning to the USA.
I’ve for many years felt heartbroken that his warning went over the heads of most who heard it.
My feelings are the same for two speeches made by JFK one of which was slightly similar to IKEs but warns against infiltration by unelected people.
The second reminding us that we all breath the same air and we all inhabit the same earth and therefore we must focus on our similarities not our differences.
@@peterbothwell9005 Eisenhower is a hypocrite. Literal toppled governments and intervened using said complex
@@jtgd ...if one realises he or she has made an error of judgment what would be the right thing to do ?
The fact that Eisenhower, a general was the one saying it makes it all that much better.
I personally think Eisenhower is pretty underrated. He was right about the military industrial complex
Eisenhower created the Interstates he was great
Last great president
So true they ended up killing Kennedy.
@suny123boy1 US changed its economy to a war economy for the 2nd world war. Rightly so, that's how you win big wars. Ike played a huge part in that since he was the Supreme Allied Commander.. but no doubt, a legendary man..
Kasper Kleine Tank hindsight is always 20/20. I think that during Ike’s presidency the war made more sense. Not that it was justified, but I don’t think that it was as unjustified as it was by the time LBJ was president
MLk was indeed a powerful speaker.... i felt his speech even after many, many years
It’s crazy 2008 was the last speech it’s 2024 .
whats even more insane about RFKs speech about MLKs death was that it was nearly 100% improvised. he only had time to write down some major points he wanted to mention on the drive over, and didnt have any speech writers help him.
They don’t make em like they used to, we used to have real gentleman as our leaders
Because he loved MLK. Remember who the first person JKF called when Rev. King was arrested. JFK and MLK where killed for their ideas and love of man kind and it might not mean alot to many but one was a protestant and one a catholic and back then and even today in someplace that is a big thing yet they worked together. May they both rest in heaven with God almighty
@@michaelc225 And unfortunately, RFK was assassinated two months later for sharing those same ideas.
@@chawk6201 yes he was iam surprised LBJ wasn't
Speeches?? They use scripts now. Imitating the real words of real leaders.
MLK is the stuff of legends. True hero.
What no famous Trump speeches? I am shocked lol
@Philip Gannello Troll
Malcom X is my true hero
Greater love hath no man than him that would give his life for a friend.
@James Franko trump would have not had any good speeches either way
Thank you to whoever created this.
8:02 how he shouts "mine eyes" felt sensational, the power of Conviction
Remember when Presidential speeches used to be great... and without interruption?
Yes that debate
Debates arent speeches
@@estadradaber7697 Yea sry lol
The far right has changed the rules.
It's kind of funny because there is no left in the USA, apart from Sanders. Even so, north-americans are eager to choose a madman to rule ... or screw it up.
As a nation that thrives a lot on the wealth of other nations, there may be a psychological explanation for the taste of the worst choices, in a scenario far less socially and economically divided, compared to other nations.
Rafael Souza Bernie is FAR LEFT not just left, there is plenty of left in America.
You left out Kennedy's best sound bite by far. “We choose to go to the Moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard, because that goal will serve to organize and measure the best of our energies and skills, because that challenge is one that we are willing to accept, one we are unwilling to postpone, and one which we intend to win...”
Agreed
Yup
Agreed
I find it funny that JFK gets so much credit for this speech and Space Race in general, but his contributions to the Space Race were the smallest of any president
His predecessor, created NASA. His first successor ramped up spending on NASA to all time highs. His second successor oversaw all moon landings. His successes when it comes to Space? Giving a speech
I thought his best sound bite was sneak Marylyn in through the back door.
I actually really enjoyed RFK’s speech on Dr. King’s murder. I’ve never heard it before and I thought it was quite comforting to be honest.
franklin d roosevelt was an incredible leader. he had a commanding voice and manner of speaking. he did incredible things.
Shame no-one payed attention to Eisenhower's warning about the military industrial complex.
he WAS the military industrial complex.
@@NatronGG TRUE 🤣
@@NatronGG he was, and that's why he knows, there's a reason why he warned the people.
@@NatronGG During the time Eisenhower was the 5-star general and later president, he learned and saw what went on behind closed doors. He saw the greed, conspiracy, and power-mongering. If he were a willing participant in it, he would not have warned anyone about it.
What does that even mean?
As a German the Kennedy speech in Berlin always gets me. Goosebumps and tears in my eyes.
I am a doughnut
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Please don't accept the digit@l currency or the Artifici@l intelligence (ai) system that is coming, it is against GOD. who have ears let him hear!
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I can never take it serious because Kennedy states that he is a pastry.
All these men's speeches will forever be part of the history of the world.
Thank you 💛
Dr. King’s words still make me cry.
Man, when Reagan takes the time to address the children after the Challenger disaster, it’s tough not to get teary-eyed. “I know it might be difficult to understand, but sometimes painful things happen,” is such a heartfelt explanation, and the whole event must have been a real wake-up call, so to speak, to all the kids who thought their role models were invincible. The real world and the true nature of human mistakes was thrust upon their eyes in the worst way possible.
Well said.
I'm not a great Reagan fan,but at the memorial service when he quoted High Flight, "For I have slipped the surly bonds of earth,and touched the face of God"....................
@@TDC_TheDocumentaryChannel Obama broke his promises!
and now people hate him
@@bubbastill2040 because he's not a fan Dude is cool and I still live here in Brazil
JFK AND MLK were such great speakers.just amazing
that right🎆🎆🎆🎆
Izabela Gomez Fawkin Legends m8!
MLK stole his I have a dream speech from a black preacher look it up
Phil McPhilsalot he put down the paper and read it by heart
Izabela Gomez ok
God bless you for making this video
I think we can all agree that MLK had such a powerful voice
Gore’s concession was pretty powerful. Took a lot to take the L for the sake of unity. Can’t imagine that happening in today’s political climate
Fast forward a decade and now we have a president who won't concede. Instead we people invading the capitol because of a lost election.
@@anthonyduran6387 "That has to be the most childish thing ive seen in decades"
-Some Chancellor on the internet
@@anthonyduran6387 If by invading you mean some unarmed people walked in and took selfies then my goodness every shopping mall in america has suffered INSURRECTION!
@@gregphillips4900 educate yourself, please.
@@gregphillips4900 So everyone in the United States has the rights to walk into your house whenever they like and take a bunch of selfies while damaging your property as long as they are unarmed?
Woah, JFK’s Berlin was powerful and to think these aren’t even Americans cheering, which makes it doper.
John Jacob , eight million people in Germany 🇩🇪 followed and watched JFK , one of America’s finest leaders !!
eighty*
When you give a speech and people are crying
You know it's a great speech
Great video
"My fellow citizens of the world, ask not what America will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man." I love this moment.
And...Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country.
The first part is also very important.
Please don't accept the digit@l currency or the Artifici@l intelligence (ai) system that is coming, it is against GOD. who have ears let him hear!
Don't take the v@ccine trust in the LORD ALMIGHTY and if you already taken it please pray to GOD about it because it is a deception!!.!..!
JESUS is coming soon and JESUS is the only way to salvation accept JESUS as your LORD and SAVIOR today!!.!!!...
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1961: “Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country”
2020: “Person, man, woman, camera, tv”
Very funny.
Tbh both speeches sucked
@@GS_geostorm I genuinely don’t get how anyone could say that JFK’s inauguration speech sucked.
the way people used to talk back in like the 20-60s was always fire to me. i dont kno if was how voices sounded when recorded or if they actually talked like that
I heard all of those speeches except for FDR’s when they were given and some even after all these years still evoke a visceral reaction.
“I have a dream.” Is the most powerful speech in the history of America, Black rights are human rights.
You don't say lol
What's black?
@@rachekane Skin colour, black people.. black rights, rights and freedom of black people, If u payed attention to mlk u see that he was talking bout racism, Only about 50 to 60 years ago.
Actually no
@@rolanddeschain9880 which is the most powerful speech I’d like to know apart from MLK
Missed JFK's speech about reaching the moon, otherwise amazing video.
beastmaster69 moon speech amazing
@richie , I agree. I love that quote so much.
we never landed on the moon tho
blisterpacman bruh
@@cygnex5527 what?
Thanks, this speech is really great and awesome , I like them❤
“The japanese began the war with Pearl Harbor and they have been repaid.” That sends chills
They have been repaid many folds
Lincoln: "A house divided among itself cannot stand"
Kennedy: "Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country"
MLK: "I have a dream that my four children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character"
FDR: "We have nothing to fear but fear itself"
2020 with Trump and Joe Biden
Trump: “"I'm the most successful person ever to run for the presidency, by far. Nobody's ever been more successful than me"
Biden: "I have a sister who is the love of my life"
They're both senile, geriatric politicians in their 70s loool
Literally why I hate the 2 party system in a nutshell. You get stuck in between 2 clowns. It happened twice in a row, Clinton and Trump, now Biden and Trump!
@@PalithaH W
America went from the light of the world to the joke of it.
We need real American Leaders in America again.
Obama, MLK and JFK are truly the greatest speakers of all time.
Reagan is up there for me
agree
Obama? That's a joke, right?
Obama & the Kennedya head & shoulders above the rest !
Obama is a very great speaker, that is my opinion
I wish we still had leaders as great as those in this video
Coming back this 4th of July to listen to Dr. King once again...his words will forever touch my soul, and the souls of all Americans. One of, if not our single greatest national figure.
FDR: “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself!”
Trump: “It’s gonna be HUGE!”
Biden: “Corn pop was a bad dude, and he ran a lot of bad boys”
God help America
@@MichaelJ44 that was a bad joke bro gotta give you an L
@@cityboydanny1758
It’s a Joe Biden quote from 8 months ago . Not a joke
God bless everyone,.,..
*YUGE
What happened to "we chose to go to the moon not because it is easy but because it is hard" JFK
you are obviously a young person .We did go in1969
+Gerry o dowd he was talking about the speech
Gerry o dowd , no, you didn't.
petrica977 you just not have taken basic history, cause we famously landed in 1969 on the moon
The world knows that America will never start a war. This generation of Americans has had enough of war and hate... we want to build a world of peace where the weak are secure and the strong are just. John F. Kennedy
Don't give up, don't ever give up. -Jim Valvano
I wish he included "we choose to go to the moon", that to me is one of the nation's greatest moments, the declaration to dare beyond anything the human race has ever hoped to achieve is pure embodiment of the greatness of the United States.
I can just listen to MLK, JFK, and Obama all day. Very inspiring.
Obama is trash
Mike Harry11 wait until you see the dumpster known as trump
Obama is just awesome..
@@steventruong7336 You mean tRump?
Two out of three aint bad !
MLK’s last speech is always so hard to watch, he knew he was going. He stood up for what was right knowing it would mean his life.
That’s bravery.
Truly GOD
Sad
Doesn’t it just make you feel.. that Sir George Floyd was MLK?! I think he was.
Hello Brendan hope you okay?
@@MichaelJ44 let's not go there.
I don’t know why but I just really like listening to Reagan speak. The balance between calmness and power in his voice is… incredible!
ML Kings speech give me goosebumps and tears at the same time, and i'm not even a black person. What a personality. We really can move forward with dr kings inspirational life and his wisdom of words.
MLK is just different man greatest speech of all time
I got goosebumps 😳
@@bigbread2253 bruh me too especially the one about the mountain tops
@Charlie Daniels jr. Where did Barack Obama come up? He was talking about Dr. Martin Luther King
MLK one of the greatest men to have graced the earth!
There is no hope in hell
0:00 *"Fear Itself"* _Franklin D. Roosevelt_
0:23 *"A Date Which We Will Live In Infamy"* _Franklin D. Roosevelt_
0:49 *"The Atomic Bombing of Hiroshima"* _Harry S. Truman_
1:25 *"The Military Industrial Complex"* _Dwight D. Eisenhower_
1:56 *"Inauguration Of JFK"* _John F. Kennedy_
2:55 *"Ich bin win Berliner"* _John F. Kennedy_
3:45 *"I Have A Dream"* _Martin Luther King, Jr._
4:53 *"Voting Rights Speech"* _Lyndon B. Johnson_
5:20 *"Vietnam"* _Lyndon B. Johnson_
6:10 *"I've Been To The Mountaintop"* _Martin Luther King, Jr._
8:09 *"On The Death Of MLK"* _Robert F. Kennedy_
10:24 *"Watergate"* _Richard Nixon_
11:07 *"Space Shuttle Challenger Disaster"* _Ronald Reagon_
12:08 *"Tear Down This Wall"* _Ronald Reagon_
12:49 *"Gulf War"* _George H. W. Bush_
13:28 *"2000 State Of The Union Address"* _Bill Clinton_
14:44 *"2000 Election"* _Al Gore_
15:20 *"9/11"* _George W. Bush_
16:15 *"The Election Of Obama"* _Barack Obama_
Shoulda had "We Choose to go to the Moon", "No New Taxes", and "No Sexual Relations." They're incredibly relevant.
Why did you write all this out?
@@fezzik7619 because I felt like it. Mind blowing I know.
@@fezzik7619 Quiet, you.
You deserve a cookie
Yes we can!!! What a inspiring speech!!!
Thanks
"I have seen the promise land!" Gave me chills
MLK knew his time was up when he gave the "Mountain Top" sermon. He's a hero who wasn't afraid to die for his cause.
@@DrDee-xv8bh that's what made it so powerful to me
Meanwhile in a parallel universe: "America is great, because America is good."
I died when I first heard this
AMERICA IS GREAT BECAUSE AMERICA IS GREAT
Since bush become a president, america is no longer great.
Watching RFK on MLK made me realize how difficult it is to speak to this many people.
Is it because of pressure?
@@audreyharris7643 yeah. RFK was clearly nervous, and he was talking about an assassination of an amazing man in front of hundreds of thousands. I get nervous talking in front of my friends’ friends.
@@Ducksaregreat same
Speeches for the ages. Great leaders are remembered for their words and deeds.
As an Englishman I thought John McCain speech when he lost was fantastic. I didn’t know much about him and Obama was my man. But his speech was classy dignified and noble. A far cry from from today’s tripe.
McCain was a class act. 2008 was a hard election for me to decide on. I went with Obama in the end for a few different reasons, but I've always admired Senator McCain for his good humor and his desire to do what's best for the country regardless of what his own party chose to do in the end. America lost a true patriot when he died.
@@wordforger McCain is one of the guys that did on one side in my opinion horrible decisions and that I will still always hold in high regard since he has proven to be a decent man, human, and politician.
Just contradicted by his idea that violence is the first and only functional path to solve violence itself. I like his family alike, nice and decent people. He preserved both Biden's win due to his opposition to Trump by its influence in Arizona, as well as Obamacare due to his voting.
Significant, serious accomplishments and just two of many. One of the few respectable and honorable Republicans.
RIP 🥳
Too bad he’s gone now.
RIP
John McCain
(1936-2018)
Yeah im English too but its clear McCain had integrity. Like that time he told one of his voters that his opponent was a good man, after she voiced mistrust in Obama due to his background. That election mustve been a hard one to choose.
Fun fact: MLK didn't prepare his I Have a Dream speech beforehand. One of the women standing a bit behind him shouted out to him "Tell them the dream, Martin!" He had told her his dream a bit before the speech, and was not prepared for his speech to be about that subject. Knowing that gives me a lot more respect for Reverend Martin Luther King Jr. He could take a single sentence from someone and turn it into one of the most if not the most inspiring speeches to ever grace the land of America.
There’s something oddly moving about seeing MLK filmed in color. I’ve seen color photos of him, but only ever black and white footage. He seems so historical, so monumental in black and white, but in color, it makes him seem so real. It’s hard to explain, but it’s fascinating seeing him as he was to many, a preacher (reverend but you get the point). It’s interesting seeing him more as a man, rather than a historical figure