<transcript><audio_101>thinking about the future of the United States we have to take into account the deep and long influence that that acceptance of this instrument of unparalleled Destruction has had upon us because since that day we've really said</transcript><transcript><audio_102>to ourselves and to the world we can't get rid of this we can't get out of this trap and therefore we now live in a civilization that actually depends crucially and irreparably on being able to utterly destroy that same</transcript><transcript><audio_103>civilization that's a whole new moral equation for the United States of for the world I'd add that uh you know General Grove said that he thought that Truman didn't so much make a decision as failed to uh cancel one and I agree with</transcript><transcript><audio_104>that also about 80% although there were elements of a decision there uh but what I'd add is that we as a country have not yet made that decision either in regard to nuclear weapons and we're still thinking it over and until we do uh I I</transcript><caption><image_105>The image shows a group of four men sitting on a stage in front of a large screen. The screen displays the text "The New York Times" in bold letters at the top. Below the text, there are several icons representing different news outlets, such as "Coca-Cola", "Open", and "Open". The men are all wearing suits and appear to be engaged in a discussion. The background is dark, and the stage is lit up with bright lights.</caption><transcript><audio_106>don't think we're going to get ourselves here thank you very much</transcript> thinking about the future of the United States we have to take into account the deep and long influence that that acceptance of this instrument of unparalleled Destruction has had upon us because since that day we've really said to ourselves and to the world we can't get rid of this we can't get out of this trap and therefore we now live in a civilization that actually depends crucially and irreparably on being able to utterly destroy that same civilization that's a whole new moral equation for the United States of for the world I'd add that uh you know General Grove said that he thought that Truman didn't so much make a decision as failed to uh cancel one and I agree with that also about 80% although there were elements of a decision there uh but what I'd add is that we as a country have not yet made that decision either in regard to nuclear weapons and we're still thinking it over and until we do uh I I don't think we're going to get ourselves here thank you very much
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