What information does Roosevelt submit to Congress in "Fireside Chat #19" to help prove the attack was calculated and unprovoked?
O A. He reads intercepted war correspondence between Japanese military
generals approving the planned attack on U. S. soil.
O B. He refers to American radio stations that broadcast rumors sent by the
Axis powers.
O C. He uses words like "bandits" and "gangsters" to describe the enemy.
O D. He presents Congress with a complete record of foreign relations with
Japan over the past 100 years.