In the first episode of this two-part series on FDR, we explored the man, his times, and the unusual

circumstances surrounding the 1944 Democratic Convention. We discussed FDR's legendary poker face,

his deteriorating health, the fact that his doctors warned him that he wouldn't survive a fourth

term, and his dream to create the United Nations, an organization health, the fact that his doctors warned him that he wouldn't survive a fourth term.

In his dream to create the United Nations, an organization he hoped would make future

world wars impossible. We also discussed the Democratic Party bosses' successful effort to remove

Henry Wallace as vice president from the ticket in 1944. But as we said earlier, big questions remained.

Could the Allies secure a long-lasting peace in the post-war world?

Could the United States work with the Soviet Union?

Would the United Nations work?

Could FDR achieve his vision despite his failing health?

We will explore the answers to these questions on this episode of This American

President, The Inscrutable Man Part 2.

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