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This radio broadcast made me feel informed. The way Franklin Roosevelt named and explained his actions was very informative. Also how he related to his audience let his audience know that he understood their confusions and was ready to explain what they did not understand. FDR also explained many unknown details of the banking system to the public as well as helping to inform his audience of what was happening with the banks. A quote from his fireside chat is, "let me state the simple fact that when you deposit money in a bank the bank does not put the money into a safe deposit vault it invests your money in many different forms of credit"

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The radio broadcast made me feel optimistic that the president and the government were actually going to try to help fix the current state of the country and the economy. It felt like he was very honest with what he was saying. It was comforting and reassuring and it felt like he actually cared about U.S. citizens and their needs. "We do not want and will not have bank failure."

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¨And it is the government job to fix this situation¨ This right here made me realize that he at least was trying to fix the situation.
¨You people must have faith¨ he puts the problem on the Americans them self and he makes it seem as if it is a group problem.He also says how it is just as much of his responsibility as everyone in america which to me shows that he really believed that the economy could fix itself.

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It made me feel like he actually was putting in a effort too fix the things with the banks and economy. "supply the currency too fix the situation"- FDR

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" The bank invests your money when you put  it into the bank, the bank uses it for credit and investment"
In the beginning the radio makes me feel like that my money isn't safe even if you put in the bank and that I shouldn't trust the bank that much but in the ending with him talking about how they are going to solve the problem and that made me feel like that we should have a little trust in the bank. Also, this showed that he is not hiding the facts.

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The radio broadcast demonstrates Roosevelt concern for the economy, and the citizens its effecting. He makes the listeners feel comforted, and as if he is working to his best ability to introduce a positive change in America. Roosevelt´s choice of words are reassuring, and they give Americans faith in his presidency. ¨Your problem is no less than it is mine, together we can not fail¨

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This radio broadcast made me feel like I was being reassured of where my money was going. It was reassuring to know that my money and our banks might be back."We do not want and will not have bank failure."

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At the beginning, he states "The bank puts your money to work." This makes me feel like they are using my money that they should be keeping safe, but are using it for there own benefits. What happens if they "lose" my money or use it and can't make the amount back to give me. He also states, "... I issued the proclamation providing for the National Bank holiday and this was the first step of the government's reconstruction of our financial and fabric..." This shows that he is really putting his foot forth and trying to solve the nations problems.

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The radio broadcast made it seem like the president and banks were actually doing something to make a difference. " In a bank the bank does not put the money in a safe, it invests your money in many different forms of credit in bonds and commercial paper."

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"When you put money into the bank, the bank does not put your money in a vault. Your money was used to invest and keep the economy going". This quote made me understand why people didn't trust their banks and why banks failed. They used other people's money to do risky business, which shouldn't have been done. Even though the president isn't using formal language, the broadcast felt very personal, like he was talking directly to me. It's very clear what his intentions are to help the U.S. The president seems like he is very keen on helping the people of America and makes promises for a better future.

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This broadcast is very reassuring about what is happening to my money when it goes to the bank, before people had no idea what was being done to their money, although with this broadcast, I feel very informed and it makes me feel as if I am directly speaking to the president, the way Roosevelt is keeping everyone up with all of the changes being made makes me feel like there is some hope and it's possible for things to go back to normal. "The history of the past shall not be repeated" this sentence shows how much FDR cares about progression in the economy. - misha

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If I voted for Franklin Roosevelt I would feel happy that I choose a president who really wants to help the economy due to the great depression.  I would feel relived because the broadcast gives me hope that the depression and being in poverty would end. I would still feel worried because what if most banks would not be open to be able to insure there clients with the money they lost or open back up again. Roosevelt really used this broadcast to ensure people that the great depression is coming to an end.

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"Let me say that when the bank takes your money, they do not put your money into a safe vault. They invest it..." The facts that he gives during the Fireside Chats actually makes me trust him. He's being completely honest with how the banks work. Not only that, but he explains in detail on how he plans to reform the financial institutions. Even though it is a bit difficult to understand what he's saying (static in the background), the use of layman terms makes it much easier. I can understand how Americans felt when listening, in the context of feeling as if the president is speaking directly to them. The use of the words "my friends" makes his speech sound more direct and personal. His more casual terms and choice of words makes him appear more trustworthy in his speech. He ends the speech with confident uplifting, which drives his point home and makes it feel genuine.

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The radio broadcast makes me feel at ease and informed that he is doing what he can to set the U.S. out of the depression. While listening to the beginning of FDR's radio broadcast he explains why he was closing the banks. He explained what the bank does with the money, investing it into credit.  Bank workers were being dishonest with the citizens money using it in speculation and etc. FDR uses this broadcast to set ease on the people who have lost their jobs or have had their money used in the wrong way. Slowly opening up banks that have been checked and cleared to reopen so that the economic state does not repeat again.
"In other words the bank puts your money into work"-FDR.

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"In other words, the bank puts your money to work." This radio broadcast makes me lose trust in the banks as well as doesn't make me want to trust anyone or anything with my money because they'll just use it without me knowing and go behind my back. It portrays the fact that the banks are not trustworthy and are manipulating the money of the citizens. The quote, "The banks are giving out undivided loans" could also elaborate on the fact on how banks should remain untrusted by the public and how the choice of trusting your money with the banks, is a poor choice based on president Roosevelt's opinion.

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"the bank invests your money when you put it into the bank, the bank uses it for credit and investments"
This radio broadcast makes me feel that the government was not doing enough in the beginning but when the country was actually starting to crash and people started getting mad about there money then they added new laws to make people have a fair amount of money going around. They only stared to open banks at certain times so it is equal among everyone and no shut down of banks would happen again and losses would not be suffered. - Julia P

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This radio broadcast made me feel optimistic about Franklin D. Roosevelt's ideas and how he was planning to help the economy. I feel this way because of all the ideas he talked about that seemed like good ones that mainly had to do with the bank. One quote that I agreed with ans support is, "Let me state the simple fact that when you deposit money into the bank, it doesn't put it in a safe."

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President Rosevelt tells Americans "Banks invest your money in many different ways..." I feel like the way he bluntly said this is good because it shows that he's not purposely trying to mislead the public or make excues for banks. He also addresses his audiance as "My friends," which could help Americans sense his sincerity, and trust in what hes saying. Furthermore knowing that he does mean the things he's saying and he will make the changes he's promised to make.

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This broadcast is very informative. It is very eye-opening. "The banks do not put your money into a depository vault." It feels like President Roosevelt really wanted to work towards bettering the financial system and the overall economy. He brought up a lot of different points that were very in depth, informational, and detailed. He looks at America as us (as citizens) versus the issues in America rather than doing what Hoover did. We definitely needed help from the government during the Depression.

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I felt comforted by FDR's fireside chat, because it explained what had happened, and then told the citizens what was being done to fix it. "This bank holiday, while resulting in many cases in great inconvenience, is affording us the opportunity to supply the currency necessary to meet the situation."

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When President Roosevelt said "Republicans and Democrats alike -- showed by this action a devotion to public welfare" it comes off as optimistic. He is trying to reassure Americans that the government is going to start working for them, and care about their needs. I also think he's addressing criticism when he says "that there is nothing complex, or radical in the process." People would criticize him by saying this action was "radical".

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This radio broadcast made me feel like the government and president were actually doing and working something out that would help people and the economy to get better. One quote that supports what I'm saying is when it said something along the line of, "we do not want and will not have a bank failure." -Cielo

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The broadcast makes me feel as thought what he's saying might actually help the economy and banks. He makes sure for citizens to know that he knows what hes doing. He also says "I do not promise you that every bank will be reopened or that individual losses will not be suffered, but there will be no losses that possibly could be avoided; and there would have been more and greater losses had we continued to drift." It can be comforting for people to know that at least something is being done to improve the situation and they're not just being left in the dark.