Franklin Roosevelt actually said...

"His appeal went straight to the heart of the nation."

"Our newspapers are better today than ever before, but they are not yet half good enough, taking them state by state."

"I do not think that anyone would seriously argue that the freedom of the press to criticize the Administration in office has, in any manner, been curtailed since the spring of 1933."

"I have always been firmly persuaded that our newspapers cannot be edited in the interests of the general public, from the counting room."