Dr. Mitch Goodrum, an expert on America's wartime history, joins Rob Weinberg, a knowledgeable commentator, to delve into America's reluctant entry into the World Wars. They discuss President Wilson’s initial stance of neutrality and the factors that led to this hesitance. The conversation pivots to pivotal moments, including the shocking attack on Pearl Harbor, which transformed American involvement. They further explore how Hollywood shaped public perception of these conflicts and the significant role America played in supporting Allies during WWII.
