During Great Depression, President Franklin D Roosevelt and others speak for and against the New Deal

"Gov. Talmadge" superimposed over Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge SOT: "The present administration has proven the greatest enemy to our American labor that this country has ever known" / "Townsend" superimposed over Dr. Francis Townsend SOT speaking about his old-age pension proposal; "The old age revolving pension plan provides that all citizens sixty years of age or older who wish to do so may retire on a pension of two hundred dollars a month" / "Hoover" superimposed over former President Herbert Hoover SOT: "Certainly an artificial prosperity can be created by borrowing to spend, whether by individuals or by government, but that is joy-riding to bankruptcy" / "Pres. Roosevelt" superimposed over Pres. Franklin D. Roosevelt SOT: "We were insolvent, today we're solvent and we're going to stay so" / Note: exact year not known; documentation incomplete