The greatest speeches of all-time

Franklin Delano Roosevelt: An emotional FDR delivers his "State of the Union Address" after the bombing of Pearl Harbor; Sir Winston Churchill: The eloquence of the world's greatest orator is seen and heard as he captures the spirit of the English people during WW II; General Douglas MacArthur: "Old Soldiers Never Die..." speech before a joint session of Congress; Harry S. Truman: The "Give 'em Hell, Harry" President is seen and heard delivering his fiery political rhetoric; John F. Kennedy: JFK speaks of "new frontiers" and the renewed faith in the American dream. Includes his inauguration speech "Ask Not" and "Ich Ben Ein Berliner" before millions in Germany; Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.: Perhaps the most inspirational speaker of all-time. Rev. King is featured giving two memorable speeches, including his last; Robert F. Kennedy: Interrupting a campaign stop in Indiana, RFK delivers a stunning impromptu eulogy of Martin Luther King shortly after hearing of his death; Malcolm X: Controversial, outspoken and as poignant as ever, Malcolm X delivers a speech in Harlem; Richard M. Nixon: "I will resign this office effective noon tomorrow..." was the last and most dramatic speech Mr. Nixon gave in the oval office; Ronald Reagan: President Reagan begins and ends his presidency with two of his greatest speeches.