Roosevelt's Final Address to Congress on Public Need
President Roosevelt argues for strong federal regulation of interstate commerce and railroads, expansion of social safety nets, wage worker protections, and nationwide reforms. He urges national oversight of corporations, expanded pensions, workers compensation, education funding, and inland waterways development, stressing balanced progress and accountability.
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