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Dec. 8, 1941 News of attack on Pearl Harbor & Declaration of War - CBS Radio
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- Опубліковано 6 гру 2021
- Today is the 80th Anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor "Pearl Harbor Day". This broadcast is of the news of the attack (the day after) on Dec. 8th. It also includes the declaration of war made by the President & Congress.
Thanks for uploading this golden nugget of US history.
I can't even imagine what that was like to listen to live on the radio. Even hearing this recording is chilling. It's a good thing that the country was full of men and women of steel.
This is the first time I ever heard this entire broadcast. Wow. Great audio. Good upload.
What a piece of history. Really just amazing.
nice upload
I have an old cathedral Philco radio. It lives anew with this audio.
The next day, Germany and Italy declared war, and the day after that, the U. S. declared war on them.
I wonder if anyone in Japan was listening to this at the time?
Probably. It was broadcast via shortwave as well as over standard AM in the US. It would have been late at night though.
Probably someone in military intelligence or the foreign ministry would've been listening
Interesting stuff.
i wonder how FDR got to the podium since he couldn't walk and was in a wheelchair.
Special ramp was installed. He was in a wheelchair while out of sight, then was aided to the podium via the ramp.
The CBS newsman reporting from Capitol Hill Is Parker Simmons, correct? I await your answer.
Albert Warner was often the newsman at the Capitol.
Had it not started Add Pearl Harbor it would have started shortly later in the south Pacific near the Philippines and Taiwan, Japan wanted to prevent from engaging with the Pacific Fleet which would not have gone well for them so they felt their best chance was to attack Hawaii
December 7th, 1941
The broadcast is December 8th
December 7th is when Pearl Harbor happened but on the 8th is when the US reacted
They clapped for Roosevelt for about a solid minute and 30.
No, they clapped for Caesar. After a declaration of war, the President is elevated as Cincinattus, the Roman who we modeled our President after and named the city.
Jeanette Rankin Representative for Montana was the only dissenting vote against going to war . I can only imagine how her constituents felt when she voted nay. It took a lot of backbone to vote the way she voted. She was some kind of woman and she didn't buckle under. One thing for sure is as a result of her voting the way she did she ultimately committed political suicide and would never run for re-election.
I’m a sucker for history and unbridled patriotism.
I love all these gung-ho.Statements.From Congress.Let’s go get ‘em.When No congressional person.Had to fight.And make NO sacrifices.Except-having to have their Filet Mignon every other night.Instead of every night!!!!
Some things just don't change !
@@so.cal.sportsetc.1293”War is old men talking, and young men dying.” Troy 2004
Spoken like a true traitor.
Yellow is a color. Y'aller is a coward.
A lot of members of Congress served in the Navy when not in Washington. Future president Lyndon Johnson was among them. Johnson, in fact, earned a commendation for his service in the Navy.