declare war that day. and signed the documents to do so. he gave a speech that this day will live in infamy. and we saw that speech in the museum, and originally he wrote, this date will live in history, and he took his pen and cross it out and vote, infamy. a much stronger word, in a beacon of what is to come. it altered the course of modern history, and the future of our country and the beginning on the loss of thousands and thousands of lives. millions if you take into account everything in germany and russia as well. it is one that no doubt he is hearing about at this moment as he gets ready to see the grave sites of 1177 young men, 18, 19, 20, 21 his old off to breakfast come off to start the day, in hopes of defending their country