Enclave Radio Enclave Radio is a radio station run by the Enclave and broadcast from the Raven Rock mountain complex . It is hosted by President John Henry Eden and airs patriotic music , as well as President Eden ' s " frank discussions " and " chats " as well as " inspirational quotes " . The Enclave has dispatched a number of eyebot s to ensure that citizens without a radio can hear the broadcasts . Megaton resident Nathan is revealed to be a big fan of this station and the Enclave as a whole ; he is often heard humming tunes from the station ' s broadcasts . This is the first station the Lone Wanderer receives after exiting Vault 101 ; while Galaxy News Radio ' s broadcast range begins just a small walk to the south of the Vault 101 entrance , the signal is too weak to be more than static , and Agatha ' s Station is offline until the Agatha ' s Song quest is completed . A few non - player characters point out the repetitive nature of the Enclave Radio broadcast , and question whether it is a live broadcast or an old pre - War recording that ' s been on infinite loop for decades . Broadcast schedule . The station plays a small handful of patriotic songs , broken up by long monologues from President Eden . One of the monologues discusses his love of baseball in detail , while another mentions his childhood pet , but all generally end with a patriotic message and his pledge that the Enclave will save America . One such monologue reveals Eden ' s hatred for the pre - War government , referring to them as " half - wits " who caused the Great War due to their " incompetence , " while another is a vague discussion of Eden ' s right to be president ; he says that there obviously must have been an election , but he cannot go into the details for " interests of national security , " and that he will of course surrender his post when his term is up , without stating when that is . While the Lone Wanderer is working through The Waters of Life , Enclave soldiers will begin attacking ; at this point , the station messages will change to include a variety of messages from President Eden discussing how the Enclave is now " in your neighborhoods , in your lives , in your hearts " as they pursue their goals of bringing America back . One of these messages is an announcement by Colonel Autumn , speaking briefly of the purpose and methodology of the Enclave troops out in the Wastes . This station will be taken offline if President John Henry Eden is persuaded to self - destruct , along with the Enclave base at Raven Rock , in the course of The American Dream quest . Leaving President Eden without destroying him will prompt a new radio broadcast segment about Project Purity , and how it will soon restore America to its former glory ( an oblique reference to the modified FEV virus , which Eden presumes the Lone Wanderer will inject into Project Purity to kill the populace of the Wasteland ) . Finally , during the climactic assault on the Purifier in Take it Back ! , Eden ( if still alive ) will broadcast a final message of defiance , cheering on the Enclave defense against the Brotherhood of Steel assault and loudly declaring , " No one , NO ONE will take this great nation away from me ! " This message will loop continuously until the end of the game . If Enclave Radio is no longer on the air , at least some of the residents of Rivet City will discuss this and will associate it with a big explosion on the horizon to the North West . Notes . In " Fallout 4 " , the Settlement Recruitment Beacon has the same playlist as Enclave Radio , except for John Henry Eden ' s " chats " . Behind the scenes . President John Henry Eden ' s discussions are loosely based upon the " " broadcasted by President during the . Much like the Enclave Radio , these promise reform , change , and ask the people for support . The song is played with president Eden talking over it , in an identical manner to a scene in the film . One of John Henry Eden ' s thoughts on the Enclave radio is reminiscent of another computer game that Malcolm McDowell , the voice of Eden , acted in . The thought is " The price of freedom is eternal vigilance " , originally a well known quote by Thomas Jefferson , which is also McDowell ' s climactic line in the final sequences of the game . McDowell ' s role is that of Admiral Tolwyn , a power - crazy military commander whose goals and methods are very much similar to those of John Henry Eden in " Fallout 3 " . Bugs . With the " Broken Steel " add - on , the station will be offline after Take it Back ! has been completed even if the player did not persuade John Henry Eden to destroy Raven Rock . Once Who Dares Wins is completed , however , the radio station may appear again . All it broadcasts is " We stand now , at the precipice . " This glitch may also occur as soon as the player leaves Raven Rock , regardless of whether any add - ons had been purchased . It will loop the message " We stand now , at the precipice . "