I have made it clear that the United States cannot take part in political arrangements in Europe but that we stand ready to cooperate at any time in practicable measures on a world basis looking to immediate reduction of armaments and the lowering of the barriers against commerce.
Roosevelt clarifies the United States' stance on European political arrangements while expressing readiness for global cooperation on disarmament.
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