Before Pearl Harbor, a powerful debate raged across American airwaves: should the United States stay out of World War II? This collection of 12 vintage broadcasts captures the passionate voices of the America First Committee, featuring prominent public figures who championed neutrality and non-intervention. Spanning approximately 2 hours and 46 minutes, these recordings preserve the arguments, interviews, and speeches that sought to shape public opinion during a pivotal moment in history. Among the most compelling voices is legendary aviator Charles Lindbergh, who addresses a crowd at Madison Square Gardens with his fervent plea for American independence from overseas conflicts.
