In April 1939 he attacked Jews and said that he foresaw a war fought for their benefit. He attacked President Franklin D. Roosevelt for appointing Felix Frankfurter to the U.S. Supreme Court. He predicted that the U.S. Army would not follow the orders of FDR's leftist administration if they "violate all American tradition."
In April 1939, he made anti-Semitic remarks and claimed a war would be fought for their benefit. He also criticized President Franklin D. Roosevelt for appointing Felix Frankfurter to the Supreme Court and predicted that the U.S. Army wouldn't follow orders from FDR's administration if they went against American tradition.