"From 1929 to 1933, an economic crisis that began in the United States swept across the entire capitalist world.

In 1933, Franklin Roosevelt, a donkey party member who was campaigning for the implementation of the "New Deal" reform, took office as the new president of the United States.

The implementation of Roosevelt's new policy has gradually led the United States to gradually emerge from the shadow of the economic crisis, and social productivity has been restored to a certain extent..."

Andy sat by the floor-to-ceiling window, covered by the warm winter sunshine, with a bright sunny smile on her face. Facing the NBC's ace female anchor, she leaned lazily on the seat, and her voice was full of magnetic words.

"Haha, I believe that all the students who have taken history classes should be very clear about the above things! Looking back at the classroom back then, the teacher was extremely proud of his lectures, and we were also very proud of listening to them. However, I have to say that this is not the truth of the matter."

NBC ace female anchor Katie Currick showed a surprised expression on her face and asked, "Isn't it?"

Andy smiled and shook his head, "Before President Roosevelt took office, the US economy had bottomed out and there was a sign of recovery!

The new policy has not had an obvious effect on the recovery of the US economy. In other words, Roosevelt's new policy did not help the US get rid of the crisis, but instead "bringed" another crisis.

This is the little-known economic crisis of 1937 to 1938. It also brought the American people who had just seen hopes of economic recovery into despair again, and the unemployment rate returned to the level of 1932.

Until September of this year, Germany blitzed Poland and World War II broke out, which brought a turning point to the US economy!

When World War II ended, the US economy actually recovered, the unemployment rate dropped to 1.9%, and the GDP rose to twice that of the early stages of World War II. After World War II, the US also became the country with the strongest economic strength."

"What you mean is that what really brings the US economy to recover, get out of the quagmire of economic crisis, and truly brings prosperity to the US economy is not Roosevelt's New Deal, but World War II!" Katie Currick frowned slightly and asked with an unexpected expression.

"Haha, I did not deny President Roosevelt's achievements, but the impact of World War II on the American economy is beyond doubt!

War requires a lot of supplies. Remember that photo of dumping milk during the economic crisis?

From the perspective of supply and demand relationship, the specific reason for the outbreak of the economic crisis was oversupply. When World War II first broke out, the United States did not participate. However, the United States was providing military supplies to the European battlefield. The machines of those factories that had been discontinued started to rotate again.

In less than three years, Ford has built a total of 8,600 four-engine B-24 "Liberator" bombers, 5,700 aircraft engines, and more than 250,000 tanks, destroyers and other war machines.

Boeing, Chrysler, Dodge and other factories are working overtime at full speed. As the market demand for military supplies grows, labor demand has also increased. The once unemployed workers return to their jobs, and the former housewives also join the labor force..."

Like a scholar who specializes in World War II, Andy was able to pick up all kinds of data and tell various short stories in a very humorous way to testify the arguments he said. Whether it was Katie Currick who was doing the interview or other staff around him, they were deeply attracted to listen carefully to the World War II history lesson Andy gave them.

Andy picked up the coffee cup, took a sip of the coffee, put it down gracefully, and continued with a smile: "The reason for saying so much is because I want to explain the true meaning of what I said in the corridor of the Capitol. President Roosevelt's achievements and greatness are beyond doubt, and no one can deny it, because this is an iron fact verified by history.

What I mean by saying is to remind this administration not to make radical decisions in order to surpass whom, and not to be confused by the halo of Roosevelt's New Deal. President Roosevelt made major changes to liberalism.

He believes that if people do not meet the needs of life, they cannot achieve true "freedom". Therefore, if citizens are to be given real freedom, the government should ensure citizens' material life needs and have job opportunities, medical conditions, and retirement life.

Therefore, he greatly expanded the functions of the government, established a series of welfare projects and policies to interfere with the economy. President Roosevelt became the ancestor of the big American government, and his "New Deal" was the product of the big government, and this far exceeded the design of the founding fathers of the United States that restricted government power.

Roosevelt was able to implement such a new policy, such as establishing a social security system that provides pensions, and the famous government loan bank Freddie Mac. It was precisely because of the Great Depression that most voters lost confidence in themselves in the face of the crisis and placed their hopes on government security and welfare projects, thus starting the Americans' dependence on the government, thus setting up a large number of campaign votes for the donkey party."

At this time, everyone present was excited. To be honest, what Americans fear most is not the corruption of officials, but the loosening of government power. Putting government power in a cage is the key point for Americans to ensure their freedom, cooking, and equality.

"I know that some people will regard this financial crisis as an excellent opportunity, because the crisis allows you to do things that you could not have done before. However, what I must tell you is that although the economic crisis brings difficulties, the government's use of the economic crisis to increase the government's power will bring greater disasters. The economic policies of the big government, which are contrary to the ideas of the founding fathers, need to be balanced and restricted, and need to limit the government's power!"

"Paipa--"

The female anchor Katie clapped excitedly, her eyes flashed with bright light, and she exclaimed: "I fully agree with your point of view. Restricting the power of the government is the obligation of every American citizen and the power granted by the law. This is why I always call on and encourage the people to vote, because votes are the best way for us to put the monster of power in a cage."

Andy nodded with a smile, very satisfied with Katie's words. The reason why he made a big fuss about the book bag this time, using data to talk about World War II and Roosevelt's new policy was to lead to the drawbacks of big governmentism, arouse the public's vigilance, and let the Elephant Party occupy the Congress for next year's midterm elections.

You should know that the American people attach great importance to restricting the government's power, which is also one of the main reasons for the two parties in the United States.

"Mr. Smith, although big governmentism has the risk of increasing government power, high welfare policies can benefit Americans. I wonder how you view the fact that the current high unemployment rate and the gap between the rich and the poor has further widened?" When Katie spoke about this question, she secretly expressed her admiration for the big boss in front of her. When interviewing the manuscript before, the program team, including herself, would think that the big boss would cross out this problem, but unexpectedly, this sensitive problem was preserved.

"First of all, although welfare programs can increase the wealth of the poor, they cannot help the poor get out of poverty. This has been verified in the past twenty years. The Zipper Period also proved that reducing welfare expenses may not necessarily mean a decline in people's living standards. I don't know how much money the US government is willing to spend in order to support the "great dream" of fighting against poverty, but what I want to say is that the government's welfare policy can never defeat poverty! Because defeating poverty requires creating opportunities for people to get rich, so that everyone can get out of poverty through their own efforts with equal opportunities."

Andy was not worried about the gap between the rich and the poor at all, because he had already prepared a gift to give it to the people of the United States before, and this also requires a reason, and Chacha Katie's question gave him a chance.

"But the current economic situation, even the new unemployment rate and the surge in homelessness, tells us the fact that people have lost the opportunity to get out of poverty through their own efforts under equal opportunities. What should we do?"

Andy suddenly adjusted his sitting posture, changed his lazy posture, sat upright with a serious expression, and said seriously: "This requires the joint efforts of the government and all sectors of society to create more jobs and reduce the number of unemployed people.

I know that major companies around the world are now carrying out large-scale layoffs to reduce the company's losses. Previously, my newspapers and Starbucks have also laid off employees. In order to help more people get out of the predicament, I decided that in the next year, all of my companies will unite to hold 100 job fairs and take turns in major cities. As long as you are an American citizen, as long as you are professional and confident that you have outstanding abilities, then come on!

The recruitment slogan for this time is called 'Everyone in the United States has a job trip'! I can't help everyone, but I can provide you with equal opportunities. Come on, the new job is already waving to you, and I also hope that major companies can join this American job trip!"

Andy faced the camera and threw out the first bone that he had blazed in the beauty!

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