I don't know, but there is probably some record somewhere that might give one some idea.
It would obviously depend on the circumstances.
But I decided google it and got:
"For those of us who have invested our time to research world events and what FDR did domestically, that man is hardly someone to admire or hold in high regard. Not only did FDR stomp on the U.S. Constitution, he wanted the Japanese to attack America while concealing his plans from the American people. One shouldn't believe everything they read in a book, but in the case of "Day of Deceit: The Truth about FDR and Pearl Harbor" by Robert B. Stinnett, there can be no denying the awful truth that FDR not only knew the Japanese were going to attack, but official documents prove FDR wanted them to strike America first."
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=44354
And numerous other references to the conspiracy. So if you believe this foolishness, suppose you would think Roosevelt reaction would be one of joy or at least contentment/boredom.
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