<transcript><audio_126>far as some of the specific questions the party bosses were intent upon getting rid of Wallace they resented the fact that Roosevelt chose him in 1940 Wallace hadn't even become a Democrat until a</transcript><transcript><audio_127>few years before that he was a Republican his father was a republican secretary of agriculture under Harding and kulage so they didn't like that about him uh and then but Roosevelt that you saw in that letter that we site that's a a wonderful letter that</transcript><transcript><audio_128>roosevel writes in 1940 in which he says that the Democratic party we already have one party that's dominated by Wall Street and financial interests and conservative and if the Democratic part is going to stand for anything then it should stand for Progressive values and social justice and he's not even going</transcript><caption><image_129>The image shows three men sitting on a stage in front of a large screen that reads "The New York Times". The man on the left is wearing a black suit and appears to be speaking into a microphone. The man in the middle is holding a microphone and is gesturing with his hand as if he is explaining something. The other two men are listening attentively. All three men are wearing casual clothing and appear to be engaged in a conversation. The background is dark and the stage is lit up with bright lights.</caption><transcript><audio_130>to run if they're not going to stand for that so and he saw while as the Exemplar of the fight against fascism the fight for democracy and egalitarian Progressive values but the party bosses were came from a different political</transcript><caption><image_131>The image shows four men sitting on a stage in front of a large screen. The screen displays the text "The New York Times" and various logos of different companies. The men are dressed in formal attire and appear to be engaged in a discussion. The man on the left is holding a microphone and appears to be speaking, while the man in the middle is gesturing with his hands. The other three men are listening attentively. The background is dark, and the stage is lit up with bright lights.</caption><transcript><audio_132>persuasion and in 1944 they were convinced that Roosevelt was not going to survive another term and they wanted to get somebody on the ticket to replace Wallace who was not going to be so radical Wallace's radicalism was widely known his his centy the common man's</transcript> far as some of the specific questions the party bosses were intent upon getting rid of Wallace they resented the fact that Roosevelt chose him in 1940 Wallace hadn't even become a Democrat until a few years before that he was a Republican his father was a republican secretary of agriculture under Harding and kulage so they didn't like that about him uh and then but Roosevelt that you saw in that letter that we site that's a a wonderful letter that roosevel writes in 1940 in which he says that the Democratic party we already have one party that's dominated by Wall Street and financial interests and conservative and if the Democratic part is going to stand for anything then it should stand for Progressive values and social justice and he's not even going to run if they're not going to stand for that so and he saw while as the Exemplar of the fight against fascism the fight for democracy and egalitarian Progressive values but the party bosses were came from a different political persuasion and in 1944 they were convinced that Roosevelt was not going to survive another term and they wanted to get somebody on the ticket to replace Wallace who was not going to be so radical Wallace's radicalism was widely known his his centy the common man's
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