Roosevelt Urges Public Utilities Reform and Power Control
In a forceful address, the speaker condemns holding companies and warns that lax regulation allows vast interstate power operations to gouge consumers. He urges full public oversight, tighter holding company rules, and potential public ownership where private service is inadequate, citing Insull, Muscle Shoals, and Boulder Dam as milestones.
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Radical Liberty Policy Against Federal Power
The speaker defends controlling federal sovereignty over power resources as radical as American liberty and the Constitution, criticizing utility leaders for watered stock and using schools to mislead youth. He vows the federal government will never surrender sovereignty while he leads the nation.
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