Virgil reminds him that in Hell what God wills is done.
This sentence refers to Inferno, written by Dance Alighieri. Virgil acts as Dante's guide into Hell, telling him what each of the characters did in order to get to Hell. Charon is the ferryman who took them across the river Acheron, although reluctantly.
As this phrase denotes camaraderie among his fellowmen despite the sad consequences caused by the bombing of Pearl Harbor, it helps Roosevelt achieve his purpose by persuading the listeners to take action in uplifting the importance of these events which happened in 1942. By signing the Executive Order 9066, he wants to persistently encourage the people to provide equality to Japanese Americans eliminating poor treatment among them.
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