Was not part of the security program announced by President Roosevelt in his State of the Union message on January 4 1935?

In his State of the Union message on January 4, 1935, President Roosevelt outlined several key components of his security program, including the establishment of Social Security and reforms to aid the elderly and unemployed. However, specific military or foreign policy initiatives were not a central focus of this program. Therefore, aspects like military expansion or international treaties that did not directly address domestic social welfare were not part of this security program.