Every once in a while you find a plant that isn't clicking quite as well as it should.

The rights of free labor and free men have vanished in the conquered lands.

They know just what stake they have in America, just what they are fighting for.

It is not only our enemies who kill valuable Americans.

I will give you a sort of an idea for a story.

The enemy is constantly at work trying to undermine public confidence in the Government; why should members of that Government help him along by undermining it themselves?

I should say offhand that—well, if Jim Mead is an isolationist, so am I.

I think it should be done.

Oh, no. This is the principal domestic problem in carrying on the war.

Chief of Staff. I think that's all that's necessary.

That will be almost impossible.

The Department of War.

I, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, do hereby appoint as a Military Commission the following persons:

This is no time for the American people to get overconfident.

We can't rest on our oars.

I wish that I had duty a little nearer the front.

I can say that on the whole it is getting on very well, but that is not terribly exciting.

Well, that is an 'if' question.