<transcript><audio_71>was a chameleon on plaid and changed colors to every's with there he never let his right hand know what his left hand was doing and other people have called him the juggler I'm wondering if his not if he let purposely</transcript><transcript><audio_72>just leted Henry Wallace die on the vine in 44 uh there is a Wallace had caused a lot of internal friction in the Roosevelt administration particularly with Harold IIs who um ended up having a huge Feud with Wallace and iys is the</transcript><transcript><audio_73>longest serving Secretary of interior in US history in fact wanted to create a department of conservation and take forestry and put it into interior and there are all these Washington bureaucratic battles and there's some evidence FDR was getting tired of the of</transcript><transcript><audio_74>the the burden of Henry Waller um as somebody admires Wallace so much I I think it was a mistake it would have been better to have had Wallace in in 44 and particularly the thought of Truman with you it does cause us to wonder</transcript><transcript><audio_75>about FDR's sense of grandiosity that he is turning is so careless about who's going to be vice president when his own health is deteriorating so rapidly and doesn't want to take who would be his immediate</transcript> was a chameleon on plaid and changed colors to every's with there he never let his right hand know what his left hand was doing and other people have called him the juggler I'm wondering if his not if he let purposely just leted Henry Wallace die on the vine in 44 uh there is a Wallace had caused a lot of internal friction in the Roosevelt administration particularly with Harold IIs who um ended up having a huge Feud with Wallace and iys is the longest serving Secretary of interior in US history in fact wanted to create a department of conservation and take forestry and put it into interior and there are all these Washington bureaucratic battles and there's some evidence FDR was getting tired of the of the the burden of Henry Waller um as somebody admires Wallace so much I I think it was a mistake it would have been better to have had Wallace in in 44 and particularly the thought of Truman with you it does cause us to wonder about FDR's sense of grandiosity that he is turning is so careless about who's going to be vice president when his own health is deteriorating so rapidly and doesn't want to take who would be his immediate
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