The voice of Franklin D.Roosevelt came into almost every living room in the country to discuss programs and policies and generally to assure Americans that the president was aware of their difficulties and working diligently toward solutions in his famous:

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Franklin D. Roosevelt's broadcasts were known as "fireside chats" because they were broadcast over the radio and gave the impression of the president sitting in front of a fireplace, speaking intimately with the American people. Kitchen table talks, backyard conversations, over-the-fence confabs, and hope meets are not historically accurate terms used to describe FDR's broadcasts.

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