# Episode 12: The Great Arsenal of Democracy

An episode of [Give Me Liberty: The Making of American Exceptionalism](https://invisiblenetwork.ai/podcast/1493555372), 23 Mar 2020, 31 min.

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Around the time of World War II, the United States once again faced the question of what it means to be a force of power on the world stage and preserve liberty both at home and abroad. In this episode, Rick and Luke explore how Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s fireside chat “The Arsenal of Democracy” combined the necessity for both national security and the safety of liberty.

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