To say that the domestic well-being of one hundred and thirty million Americans is deeply affected by the well-being or the ill-being of the populations of other nations is only to recognize in world affairs the truth that we all accept in home affairs.
Roosevelt acknowledges that domestic well-being is tied to global conditions, advocating for awareness in world affairs.
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