It was for this reason that FDR began his "fireside chats". In these chats he would speak directly with the nation via radio. He would explain his policies and why they needed to be implemented and would try to calm the fears of the worried public. After his first "chat," Americans returned over $1 billion to banks because of FDR's assurance that their money would be safe...
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FDR established the president's need to communicate to the nation, and ever since FDR, people have expected the president to share his policies and ideas often. FDR did a great deal to change and reshape the presidency. By the time that he died, the presidency had more power than it had ever held before...
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