CORRECTIONS: 3:09 James K. Polk died 3 months after the end of his term, not 2 months 4:55 Joe Biden assumed the office in 2021, not 2020 7:25 The inventor's name was F. O. Stanley, not O. F. Stanley
The joke originally was, “The last president who did not blame all the country’s problems on the previous president was George Washington.” I had to change it to first to fit the format of this video.
@@cheneethompson5756 Not necessarily, given how old so many of them were. My mum had my younger brother at home after having me since she felt more prepared. Had people around, of course, though the hassle wasn't too bad.
it sounds really crazy, but up until then, every president had been born in the 1910s or earlier, and there were a lot less hospitals back then, and cars were not popular enough for the public to afford them, making transportation to hospitals difficult
Getting shot, asking the police to have mercy with his attacker, and still delivering his speech, before seeking a medical attention. Roosevelt is a certified baller.
Roosevelt was a legend, he probably has one of the coolest memorials in DC (in my opinion only matched by his relative Franklin Delano Roosevelt), tucked away on an island in the middle of the Potomac.
Roosevelt also worked as the police commissioner in New York prior to being elected president. His job was to root out dirty cops, and would routinely start fist fights with them in the process. The man was an absolute beast.
I absolutely love the fact that this just jumps in, no 5 minute intro talking about the history of presidents or whatever, just going straight to what we came for.
Because if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is lord and believe in your heart that, God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. Romans 10:9 ❤
@@caidendaniel24 what’s the point of your comment. It’s randomly sent. I respect people of faith. But learn to know the time and place. Replying that here to me sounds confusing.
I mean, many already know about the controversy of him possibly not being the first black president so maybe thats why it wasn't mentioned@@jscan4442 but then again idk if that was the purpose he didn't mention it or not.
While it is cool some people don’t put sponsorships in their video, TH-camrs need to eat too, so I don’t see it as much of a problem of them getting paid for doing works that you get to enjoy for free.
Fact: Calvin Coolidge was first sworn in by his father. The second time, he was sworn in by William Howard Taft. Taft also sworn in Herbert Hoover as Supreme Court Justice.
Truman may have been the first president to visit a country called Germany, but John Quincy Adams visited Berlin in the 1790s when his father made him ambassador to Prussia - which is essentially the 18th century version of Germany, with Berlin as its capital.
Because if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is lord, and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. Romans 10:9 ❤
Prussia was not "the 18th century version of Germany". Yes, it was the most powerful German State during the 19th century, but people vastly overestimate it's overall importance.
@@Charon.1 How does anything you said not make it the 18th century version of Germany? Did they speak German? Did it encompass much of the land that is now Germany? What does overestimating its importance have to do with anything?
@@craigrussell3062 1. It did not control most of Germany during the 18th century. Look at a map of that period. 2. Saying Prussia is an equivalent to Germany is like saying Essex is an equivalent to Britain. It ignores lots of historical context and different regional cultures.
Because if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is lord, and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. Romans 10:9 ❤
The Election edition of "Mad Magazine" printed two Cover for a single issue, one congratulating Nixon, and the other Kennedy for Winning. That was a single issue with a reversible and upside down Cover(s).
More presidential firsts for Teddy: He was the first President and first American in general to be awarded a Nobel Peace Prize which he got in 1906 for resolving the Russo-Japanese War. He was the first to fly in an airplane in 1910 (which wasn't planned as he was in Missouri to help the state's GOP but saw the Wright Brothers' air show in St. Louis and wanted to join on the fly...pun intended). He was the first (and only) president to have earned the Medal of Honor which he got for serving in Cuba, however it took all the way until 2001 for this to happen. He was also the first to go down and pilot a submarine, which he did on the Plunger in August 1905 in the Long Island Sound.
Here's some things you missed: Trump was the first and only president who has ever stepped foot in a WWE ring and receive the Stone Cold Stunner. Joe Biden was the first president to ever say "Corn Pop was a bad dude".
Another first for William Henry Harrison: He was the first President to die in office. He died exactly a month after his inauguration (his inauguration was March 4, 1841; his death was April 4). He was physically worn down from his social schedule, so he enjoyed taking walks to get things off his mind. On March 24, 1841, he didn't wear a coat nor hat. He was caught in a storm, but he didn't care and didn't bother to change his clothes when he returned to the White House. He got ill with cold-like symptoms and took medication for fatigue as well as a laxative. None on the medication he took worked and he got severe pain on his side, leading doctors to confirm he got right lower lobe pneumonia. On the evening of April 3, he said his last words to his doctor to tell John Tyler, "Sir, I wish you to understand the true principles of the government. I wish them carried out. I ask nothing more". He would die thirty minutes after midnight on April 4 at age 68.
@@inlaidaniki2999 Something like fourth cousins. Does that count? FDR's wife Eleanor was TR's niece; her maiden name was....Roosevelt. Probably another first right there.
@@inlaidaniki2999 Actually, that's not true at all dude. The very first presidents to be cousins were James Madison and Zachary Taylor who were second cousins. Martin Van Buren was a closer cousin to Teddy Roosevelt than FDR. Van Buren had a third cousin who was the great grandmother of Teddy Roosevelt. This means TR has a closer blood relation to Van Buren than he did to FDR because you have to go back SIX generations to find the common ancestor that that TR and FDR shared who was Nicholas Roosevelt. This makes TR and FDR fifth cousins.
10:58 North Dakota was Actually The Last State to Join USA in 2012. A constitutional error recently discovered shows that North Dakota has never technically fit the requirements for statehood. John Rolczynski, an 82-year old Grand Forks resident, discovered the error in 1995 and has been been campaigning to fix North Dakota’s constitution ever since. The problem lies in the state constitution’s omission in requiring the governor and other top officials to take an oath of office. In failing to require these oaths, North Dakota’s constitution is at odds with federal requirements established by Article VI of the U.S. Constitution, therefore making statehood illegitimate. After nearly 16 years of fighting to change the constitution, Rolczynski may finally see his goal accomplished: Senator Tim Mathern of Fargo introduced a bill for Spring of 2012 that would fix the error. Making North Dakota The True 50th State to Join the USA.
Ohio had something similar to this. In 1953 they were celebrating Ohio's 150th anniversary and noticed that the papers for Ohio becoming a state where never officialized back in 1803 and quickly put everything in place. Its crazy how stuff like this just gets forgotten about lol.
Because if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. Romans 10:9 ❤
@@caidendaniel24 You Do also Know that according to the Bible That God Murder Over a Million People. While Satan Killed Just 10 ppl. God is a Mass Murderer. Go with Satan people. He Killed Less People. Satan is Nicer then the Mass Murderer God.
You are mistaken. North Dakota was not technically the last state to join the United States. The constitutional error that was discovered in 1995 did not affect the validity of North Dakota’s statehood, which was granted by Congress and the President in 1889. The error only meant that the state constitution did not comply with the federal law, which could have caused legal problems for the state officials. However, the error was corrected in 2011 and 2012 by amending the state constitution and adding the oath of office requirement. Therefore, North Dakota’s statehood was never revoked or nullified, and it remains the 39th state of the United States. The last state to join the United States was Hawaii, which became a state on August 21, 1959.
When you say 'American born' I assume you mean born as an American citizen. Because all the president's were born here. It's just that the earlier ones were born as British subjects.
Calvin Coolidge was the first president to be recorded on film with actual audio way back in 1924. Incredibly that footage survives, and a copy has been uploaded to TH-cam.
I'm amazed that you did this entire video without mentioning a single presidents controversy. Considering people can't make a video on a game without talking politics its incredible that you have a video about political figures but no politics. People should take notes
A few other firsts: James Polk is the first and so far only Speaker of the House to be elected president. Millard Fillmore is the first and only president of the Whig party to appoint a Supreme Court Justice (Benjamin Curtis, one of the only two dissenters of the Dredd Scott decision). James Garfield was the first and so far only acting member of the House of Representatives to be elected president. Franklin Roosevelt is the first president to appoint a woman in a Cabinet position (Frances Perkins as Secretary of Labor).
@@12345676571 John Tyler was kicked out of the Whig Party shortly after becoming president and he was a member mostly for political gain. He was a Democrat through and through. You could argue Andrew Johnson was a Republican simply because he was Lincoln's running mate, but everything else about him disapproves that. The same applies to Tyler.
@Trey Jones While Nelson was nominated by Tyler, though in 1845, not 1849, Tyler had been expelled from the Whig Party three and a half years earlier (which, incidentally, makes him the first and so far only president to be expelled from his political party while in office), which means that Fillmore was indeed the first and only Whig president to appoint a Supreme Court justice.
JQA served in the House of Reps after his Presidency, making him (I believe) the only then-former President to have ever done so. As you said, Johnson is the only then-former President to have served in the Senate, so the two form a natural pair.
As a president, yes. But he's still quite remembered and talked about with regard to his military service. In the Indian Wars (which is where he got his nickname 'Tippecanoe' and campaign slogan 'Tippecanoe and Tyler too') and the War of 1812. He was a general you know.
@@kennymichaelalanya7134Right. Because the civil war and the abolition of slavery during Lincoln's presidency don't count as social issues that divided Amercians.
@kennymichaelalanya7134 Leave it to the USA to be obsessed about their personal freedom to the degree of not wanting to sacrificing guns for the security of their schools, but start crying the second a President tries to give minorities rights and respect.
13:32 As Bill Clinton, I can confirm I was the first president to send an email, then my wife started getting in on it, but then started getting a little too in on it.
Very interesting. Also Benjamin Harrison was the first president who’s voice was recorded. They say Rutherford B Hayes was the first but the recording was supposedly lost.
Wait a minute. Hayes was the 19th president, Harrison the 23rd. So if Hayes was the first to be recorded, even though that recording is now lost, how can Harrison be the first? 🤔
fun fact about the Jackson Assassination, the assassin had two pistols and both of them misfired despite being proved they were both in perfect working order.
In fact: Jimmy Carter is the first interstellar president! The Golden Records on the Voyager spacecrafts begin with a speech he made and of course they're pretty much out of the solar system.
Unless you count the radio waves carrying the voices of previous presidents. I have to wonder, if you took our most sensitive radio equipment we have today, who would have been the first president whose voice could have been detected on radio waves beyond the Oort Cloud? Would the broadcast of Harding have been powerful enough to be detected all the way out there? I have no idea of the relative strength necessary to get a signal out that far.
Here's a really cool fact I learned: Andrew Jackson had a parrot that was known to have a vocabulary of swear words, and would swear often. At President Jackson's funeral, the parrot was there, but was kicked out...due to swearing. Also, the "S" in Harry S. Truman's name doesn't stand for anything. So his actual full legal name is Harry S. Truman.
That is true about Truman. Supposedly, according to Truman himself, Truman's father wanted to use his father's middle name "Shippe" and his mother wanted to use HER father's first name "Solomon." So they compromised and just decided on the initial "S." You know, it's amazing what the press picks up on. For a while, Truman used to put a period after the "S" which when used properly would denote an abbreviation for a full name. They made an issue out of that in that Truman might have been hiding some kind of name.
@@retroguy9494 I actually remember hearing about how there was a dispute about whose father's middle name should be used. But it was just easier to decide on a letter, rather than have a fight about a name. Very intriguing stuff.
@@johnnytheyoungmaestro Yep. Especially the press making the big deal over the 'period' Truman used after the 'S' for a while. Reporters used to make fun of Truman because he wasn't like FDR. I mean, technically, they were right about proper punctuation and only using a period when it's an abbreviation like "Mr." for Mister. But that was just over the top. Looking for something that didn't exist.
I am glad there were less known facts included. Most people are aware of Grover Cleveland being the first and only President to be elected to two non-consecutive terms (22nd and 24th), or even that Andrew Johnson was the first President to face impeachment, a single vote allowing him to finish his term.
I'll give you a little known fact about Grover Cleveland. My 4th great grandmother was the midwife who delivered Cleveland when he was born. Every year on the anniversary of his birth, even when he was president, Cleveland sent a letter to my 3rd great grandfather's sister (who would be a cousin to me) thanking her for her mother's delivering him safely.
On the topic of impeachment, Trump was not only the first to face impeachment more than once, but he was also the first to face impeachment while leaving office. Of course, everyone already knows that...
How about presidential Lasts? Madison: Last adult at time of revolution Buchanan: Last born before 1800 JFK: Last assassinated president and last to die in office
I've been wanting to do Presidential Lasts since I finished this video. There's a lot of other videos in the schedule right now, but it's definitely one I'll do at some point.
Fun Fact: FDR was the first and only president to be diagnosed with polio. Since 1921, through his entire presidency and until his death, he was in a wheelchair and leg braces. He had simultaneously developed really good upper body strength so that he would be able to hold himself over the specially podiums and give speeches.
Yea...for speeding in his horse drawn carriage in DC! 😂🤣That cop must have been a democrat! LOL Could you imagine Biden being arrested for speeding in his Corvette? LOL That is if presidents were still allowed to drive.
Grant was not the first President to be arrested while in office--Franklin Pierce was arrested for running over a woman while driving, either on horseback or carriage.
@@PreziesLover327 I researched it, there is no evidence to support that this is true, plus the story as stated said that after the officer found out who he was he was let go so he wasn't arrested even if it was true since all the "evidence" we have is anecdotal
@@PreziesLover327 That's not true. It's an old wives tale. This has never been proven about Pierce and many historians have tried. It's been in a few anecdotal books about presidents but without any credible evidence or proof.
Yes, I will say 'so far'. Trump has a chance of becoming president in 2024, and Biden is still alive by 2028, he also has the chance to serve a second term. But he's *way* up there...
That's correct, the grandson was the son of Tyler's youngest son of whom he had at a significantly older age, and the son had the grandson also at a significantly older age.
Being left handed used to be a sign of evil or somehow was deviant. This would lead to a swift smack from a ruler across the knuckles if children were caught writing with their left hands from teachers. My dad, an aboriginal man from Northern Ontario, is naturally left handed but is quite ambidextrous because of the nuns. He offers no thanks to them for that skill and I can't blame him lol
I just found this channel through your John Tyler video. I really like what I've seen so far! Really hope you keep up the vids, can't wait to see more!
John Quincy Adams was also the first president to take office after losing the popular vote. He was also the first and only president to take office after getting fewer electoral votes than his opponent.
@@brianarbenz1329 The OP is correct. Andrew Jackson finished well ahead of JQA in both popular and electoral votes, but fell short of an outright majority in the four-way race. Henry Clay threw his support to JQA, which made all the difference, as Clay was Speaker of the House at the time and could twist the arms of the Representatives. Clay then became JQA's Secretary of State, leading to charges of a "corrupt bargain", putting wind into the sails of Jackson's successful run in 1828.
10:15 While yes it‘s true that Truman was the first president to visit Germany during the presidency, I thought I might add that Ulysess Grant visited the then German Empire and met with Bismarck after the end of his presidency which many people don‘t know. Kennedy actually visited Germany too before Truman did on a tour of Europe with one of his friends in the 1930s but of course that was long before he became US president.
Damn... Roosevelt was just built different. "He hit me, but the bullet didn't hit the lungs... take him away but be kind to him! Allow me to finish this speech before you take me to the hospital, thanks!"
First of all, I remember James Brady. Obviously more than YOU do because he wasn't Reagan's aide. He was Reagan's press secretary! I think more people remember him that you think because of the Brady Bill. Also, in case you didn't know, Hinkley didn't really shoot Reagan. He missed and the bullet bounced off the armored door of Reagan's limousine and struck him!
Martin Van Buren, 8th US President, was also the first President born in the USA following its declaration of Independence. In other words, he's the first true American born in America.
This was a great video, you’ve earned another subscriber! and thank you for saving something positive about the president im a direct descendant of. Franklin Pierce. The few times he is brought up it’s always negative comments.
There is not a single descendant of Franklin Pierce. None of his children, all sons, lived to maturity, and his relatives living are descended from his siblings.
Nice video! I love how you immediately jumped into the video instead of prolonging it! You seriously have a lot of potential my friend! I wish you great amounts of happiness and success! :)
Benjamin Harrison was also the first President to have electricity in the White House (he and his family had the staff flip the switches, however, as they were afraid of being electrocuted). Reagan was also the first President to have been divorced.
G Cleveland was also the first and only president who improvised his inaugural speech. And the first and only one who got elected for another four years after a break.
@@johndfw8680correction: Obama was the first Woke President. He was more radical than a socialist. Let's not forget that a lot of these social justice movements rose from his administration. Cancel Culture permeated during his administration.
CORRECTIONS:
3:09 James K. Polk died 3 months after the end of his term, not 2 months
4:55 Joe Biden assumed the office in 2021, not 2020
7:25 The inventor's name was F. O. Stanley, not O. F. Stanley
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you also accidently said james monroe instead of andrew johnson
@@ggperez4243 No he was comparing Johnson to Monroe. That is no accident.
He also called George HW Bush "Bush Sr.", and called Spiro Agnew "Spiroo".
This comment isn't pinned, you should pin it to avoid people repeating themselves.
George Washington was the first president not to blame the nation's problems on the previous president.
Who'd he blame them on, then?
@@minneelyyyy Likely the English Monarchy, which taxed the New World without representation.
First and last.
The joke originally was, “The last president who did not blame all the country’s problems on the previous president was George Washington.”
I had to change it to first to fit the format of this video.
@@BradThePitts damn, glad she finally died
Fun fact about Jimmy Carter, he's the first President to be born in a hospital. Thought that was crazy with how recent of a president he was
That's really odd, when you think about it
@@cheneethompson5756 Not necessarily, given how old so many of them were. My mum had my younger brother at home after having me since she felt more prepared. Had people around, of course, though the hassle wasn't too bad.
@@HenrythePaleoGuy oh, ok
Thanks for sharing!
it sounds really crazy, but up until then, every president had been born in the 1910s or earlier, and there were a lot less hospitals back then, and cars were not popular enough for the public to afford them, making transportation to hospitals difficult
@@HenrythePaleoGuy no way it's you!
Getting shot, asking the police to have mercy with his attacker, and still delivering his speech, before seeking a medical attention. Roosevelt is a certified baller.
My jaw dropped when I heard this. That man must have had such a kind heart. I don’t think I would be that merciful.
Roosevelt was a legend, he probably has one of the coolest memorials in DC (in my opinion only matched by his relative Franklin Delano Roosevelt), tucked away on an island in the middle of the Potomac.
@@pizzasteve5825 Jackson with a cane disapproves.
Roosevelt also worked as the police commissioner in New York prior to being elected president. His job was to root out dirty cops, and would routinely start fist fights with them in the process. The man was an absolute beast.
He is based
I absolutely love the fact that this just jumps in, no 5 minute intro talking about the history of presidents or whatever, just going straight to what we came for.
And instead of begging for money in the intro, he waited until the end...
Because if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is lord and believe in your heart that, God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. Romans 10:9 ❤
Yes! The worst is when TH-camrs feel the need to give a 5 minute prologue about the personal reasons they decided to make the video. Who cares?!
@@caidendaniel24you gotta slip the Jesus sponsorships in better than that, that segway was terrible
@@caidendaniel24 what’s the point of your comment. It’s randomly sent. I respect people of faith. But learn to know the time and place. Replying that here to me sounds confusing.
Ah yes, Barack Obama, the historic first president to have his portrait taken with a digital camera. Truly a great and modest pioneer.
Yeah, I guess that was his only "first". 👨🏿
Trump first president to not have any descendants that owned slaves
lul
Lol
I mean, many already know about the controversy of him possibly not being the first black president so maybe thats why it wasn't mentioned@@jscan4442 but then again idk if that was the purpose he didn't mention it or not.
No intro, no annoying music, no sponsorship, no dumb theatrics. My friend, you're a great video maker. Keep it up
You must have no patience
While it is cool some people don’t put sponsorships in their video, TH-camrs need to eat too, so I don’t see it as much of a problem of them getting paid for doing works that you get to enjoy for free.
@@__yklim yea i have very little patience for stupid crap. That's why books are better than TH-cam videos. But this is one of the few exceptions
@@potatomo9609 true
0 attention span lmao
Biden is also the first president to serve while being at least 80 years old
Also first president to serve while clearly having dementia
There needs to be an age cap for politicians
he looks 90
@@spazracer99 age doesn't matter, competence does matter though.
Also the first president to not know he’s the president 👍
Fact: Calvin Coolidge was first sworn in by his father. The second time, he was sworn in by William Howard Taft. Taft also sworn in Herbert Hoover as Supreme Court Justice.
It is epic to see a former President swearing in a new one.
@@nathanseper8738 Agreed. Imagine Taft being like “I remember when I was sworn in” to Hoover.
@@IsaaacWithThreeA: Taft disliked Hoover, thinking of him as a liberal socialist.
@@nathanseper8738 Ok cool. Doesn’t change the fact that Taft swore Hoover in.
John Quincy Adams
Truman may have been the first president to visit a country called Germany, but John Quincy Adams visited Berlin in the 1790s when his father made him ambassador to Prussia - which is essentially the 18th century version of Germany, with Berlin as its capital.
Because if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is lord, and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. Romans 10:9 ❤
@@caidendaniel24 Who, John Quincy Adams? I don't think God him raised him, I'm pretty sure he's still dead
Prussia was not "the 18th century version of Germany". Yes, it was the most powerful German State during the 19th century, but people vastly overestimate it's overall importance.
@@Charon.1 How does anything you said not make it the 18th century version of Germany? Did they speak German? Did it encompass much of the land that is now Germany? What does overestimating its importance have to do with anything?
@@craigrussell3062 1. It did not control most of Germany during the 18th century. Look at a map of that period.
2. Saying Prussia is an equivalent to Germany is like saying Essex is an equivalent to Britain. It ignores lots of historical context and different regional cultures.
As someone who absolutely loves history, reading about the history of the United States proves that Theodore Roosevelt was an absolute chad
The goat
Because if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is lord, and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. Romans 10:9 ❤
They need another Teddy Roosevelt not all the drama queen that are occupying the big postions
Yeah but Teddy Roosevelt was a warmonger like Churchill. They set us up for that WW2.
I love how bidens is the fact that he's old 🤣
10:38
People who listened to the 1960 debate on the radio, Many thought Nixon won.
People who watched the debate, many thought Kennedy won
The reason is that Nixon refused to wear any makeup. Viewers said he looked "sickly" which is not a great adjective for a presidential candidate.
@@megarigged Unless you really like the running mate lol
Bro really pulled dout the 5th garde social studies fun facts
@@AntiContradiction I think you need to go back to 5th garde
The Election edition of "Mad Magazine" printed two Cover for a single issue, one congratulating Nixon, and the other Kennedy for Winning. That was a single issue with a reversible and upside down Cover(s).
More presidential firsts for Teddy: He was the first President and first American in general to be awarded a Nobel Peace Prize which he got in 1906 for resolving the Russo-Japanese War. He was the first to fly in an airplane in 1910 (which wasn't planned as he was in Missouri to help the state's GOP but saw the Wright Brothers' air show in St. Louis and wanted to join on the fly...pun intended). He was the first (and only) president to have earned the Medal of Honor which he got for serving in Cuba, however it took all the way until 2001 for this to happen. He was also the first to go down and pilot a submarine, which he did on the Plunger in August 1905 in the Long Island Sound.
i see you everywhere still
Teddy was just a great man all-around.
The Teddy Bear was also named after him.
@@jfrfilms6697 🥚pfp. 🎞️🎞️
@@DracoFire3000 🔥
Here's some things you missed:
Trump was the first and only president who has ever stepped foot in a WWE ring and receive the Stone Cold Stunner.
Joe Biden was the first president to ever say "Corn Pop was a bad dude".
I'm so glad Joe Biden had the balls to come out and say it, so many other Hollywood elites don't have the spine and call out Corn Pop.
Don't forget the first to say "WHYWHYWHYWHYWHYWHYWHYWHY"
Teddy was a bad enough dude and a wrestler that I wouldn't be surprised if he invented the stunner lol.
Wasn’t trump also the first president to attend sumo wrestling as president?
Trump was also the first US president to step foot into North Korea
Ah, yes. A digital camera. That's what people know Obama's big first is.
For real!😂
Dude is more white than black. He also has a red nose 🤡
I think he was looking for facts that weren't extremely common knowledge
I love how bidens is the fact that he's old 🤣
Spoiler!
Another for Eisenhower, he was the first to smile in his official portrait.
Thank you Mr. kaisar sir
Theodore Roosevelt was also the first presidents to smile in one of his photographs.
I love how bidens is the fact that he's old 🤣
I thought that impression on Thomas Jefferson's face was a little smile
Another first for William Henry Harrison: He was the first President to die in office. He died exactly a month after his inauguration (his inauguration was March 4, 1841; his death was April 4). He was physically worn down from his social schedule, so he enjoyed taking walks to get things off his mind. On March 24, 1841, he didn't wear a coat nor hat. He was caught in a storm, but he didn't care and didn't bother to change his clothes when he returned to the White House. He got ill with cold-like symptoms and took medication for fatigue as well as a laxative.
None on the medication he took worked and he got severe pain on his side, leading doctors to confirm he got right lower lobe pneumonia. On the evening of April 3, he said his last words to his doctor to tell John Tyler, "Sir, I wish you to understand the true principles of the government. I wish them carried out. I ask nothing more". He would die thirty minutes after midnight on April 4 at age 68.
Thanks Kim Jung-un 👍🏻
hows north korea?
Tippecanoe and Tyler too!
I thought he something bad and died of the runs
I thought he got sick from giving a 3 hour speech in said wet clothes
Also, John Adams and John Quincy were the first father-son pair to be President. Great video.
and Willian Henry Harrison and Benjamin Harrison were the first grandfather-grandson pair to be President
Kennedy was the first Catholic President
@@enderman_of_d00m24 Franklin D. Roosevelt and Theodore Roosevelt are the first presidents to be cousins
@@inlaidaniki2999
Something like fourth cousins. Does that count? FDR's wife Eleanor was TR's niece; her maiden name was....Roosevelt. Probably another first right there.
@@inlaidaniki2999 Actually, that's not true at all dude. The very first presidents to be cousins were James Madison and Zachary Taylor who were second cousins.
Martin Van Buren was a closer cousin to Teddy Roosevelt than FDR. Van Buren had a third cousin who was the great grandmother of Teddy Roosevelt. This means TR has a closer blood relation to Van Buren than he did to FDR because you have to go back SIX generations to find the common ancestor that that TR and FDR shared who was Nicholas Roosevelt. This makes TR and FDR fifth cousins.
Imagine going from the youngest senator to the oldest president 💀💀
It took him that long for people to forget his mistakes
10:58 North Dakota was Actually The Last State to Join USA in 2012.
A constitutional error recently discovered shows that North Dakota has never technically fit the requirements for statehood. John Rolczynski, an 82-year old Grand Forks resident, discovered the error in 1995 and has been been campaigning to fix North Dakota’s constitution ever since. The problem lies in the state constitution’s omission in requiring the governor and other top officials to take an oath of office. In failing to require these oaths, North Dakota’s constitution is at odds with federal requirements established by Article VI of the U.S. Constitution, therefore making statehood illegitimate. After nearly 16 years of fighting to change the constitution, Rolczynski may finally see his goal accomplished: Senator Tim Mathern of Fargo introduced a bill for Spring of 2012 that would fix the error.
Making North Dakota The True 50th State to Join the USA.
Ohio had something similar to this. In 1953 they were celebrating Ohio's 150th anniversary and noticed that the papers for Ohio becoming a state where never officialized back in 1803 and quickly put everything in place. Its crazy how stuff like this just gets forgotten about lol.
Because if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. Romans 10:9 ❤
@@caidendaniel24 You Do also Know that according to the Bible That God Murder Over a Million People. While Satan Killed Just 10 ppl. God is a Mass Murderer. Go with Satan people. He Killed Less People. Satan is Nicer then the Mass Murderer God.
@@caidendaniel24nothing wrong with quoting the Bible but there's a time and place for that.
You are mistaken. North Dakota was not technically the last state to join the United States. The constitutional error that was discovered in 1995 did not affect the validity of North Dakota’s statehood, which was granted by Congress and the President in 1889. The error only meant that the state constitution did not comply with the federal law, which could have caused legal problems for the state officials. However, the error was corrected in 2011 and 2012 by amending the state constitution and adding the oath of office requirement. Therefore, North Dakota’s statehood was never revoked or nullified, and it remains the 39th state of the United States. The last state to join the United States was Hawaii, which became a state on August 21, 1959.
Van Buren was also the first American-born President.
I was so confused when this wasn't mentioned in the video on Van Burren's part. I thought it was the most common fact about him.
@@Ariverfish maybe thats why
When you say 'American born' I assume you mean born as an American citizen. Because all the president's were born here. It's just that the earlier ones were born as British subjects.
@@retroguy9494 literally anyone could figure that out, genius.
@@ianrastoski3346 Don't be so sure of that.
Calvin Coolidge was the first president to be recorded on film with actual audio way back in 1924. Incredibly that footage survives, and a copy has been uploaded to TH-cam.
That's very true! He had such a high nasal twang voice too! You'd never know from that voice that he used to smoke big double corona cigars!
@@retroguy9494 Ol' Silent Cal
@@MeesterTweester Cheap too! He smoked some of the most expensive cigars made but never paid for them. He used to receive them as gifts. LOL
Fun fact: Jimmy Carter was the first president to be born in a hospital
and he's still alive, damn
A hospital? What is it?
That would’ve been a much cooler first. Some of the firsts in this video are meh.
@@Menaceblue3 It's a big building with patients, but that's not important right now.
@@GrumpyLoco6
Surely you can't be serious?
Right on brother. I love when creators use TH-cam to teach people something weather it’s trivia, skills, trades, etc.
I'm amazed that you did this entire video without mentioning a single presidents controversy. Considering people can't make a video on a game without talking politics its incredible that you have a video about political figures but no politics. People should take notes
The gaming one is all too relatable these days.
I love how bidens is the fact that he's old 🤣
A few other firsts:
James Polk is the first and so far only Speaker of the House to be elected president.
Millard Fillmore is the first and only president of the Whig party to appoint a Supreme Court Justice (Benjamin Curtis, one of the only two dissenters of the Dredd Scott decision).
James Garfield was the first and so far only acting member of the House of Representatives to be elected president.
Franklin Roosevelt is the first president to appoint a woman in a Cabinet position (Frances Perkins as Secretary of Labor).
@Zeke Spears Never heard of it.
John Tyler appointed Samuel Nelson in 1849. Thus Fillmore wasn’t the first
Henry Clay *crying in corner of Capitol*
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John Tyler was kicked out of the Whig Party shortly after becoming president and he was a member mostly for political gain. He was a Democrat through and through. You could argue Andrew Johnson was a Republican simply because he was Lincoln's running mate, but everything else about him disapproves that. The same applies to Tyler.
@Trey Jones While Nelson was nominated by Tyler, though in 1845, not 1849, Tyler had been expelled from the Whig Party three and a half years earlier (which, incidentally, makes him the first and so far only president to be expelled from his political party while in office), which means that Fillmore was indeed the first and only Whig president to appoint a Supreme Court justice.
JQA served in the House of Reps after his Presidency, making him (I believe) the only then-former President to have ever done so. As you said, Johnson is the only then-former President to have served in the Senate, so the two form a natural pair.
You are correct
@@jimwerther: Yay! I dredged that fact up from APUSH in 2008.
@@curtiswfranks
What's APUSH?
@@jimwerther: Advanced Placement United States History. It is a college-level class which is offered to high-schoolers.
I’m sorry but no one calls him JQA he’s not cool enough for an abbreviation.
Great list! Really enjoyed this longer video, but really loved that it covered everyone. It was like having 46 small videos in one.
Finishing a speech after getting shot is such a power move
This was recommended to me not even 5 minutes ago, I thoroughly enjoyed this whole thing. Good one!
This is probably the only time where something gets talked about with William Harrison other than him dying in office.
As a president, yes. But he's still quite remembered and talked about with regard to his military service. In the Indian Wars (which is where he got his nickname 'Tippecanoe' and campaign slogan 'Tippecanoe and Tyler too') and the War of 1812. He was a general you know.
His death served an important part in setting a precedent for presidential succession.
@@retroguy9494 True but whenever facts about Presidents are listed his is always about him dying. It’s practically his entire legacy as President.
Yeah, big props for going beyond the most common trivia point
And about John Tyler being the first to take office because of the previous presidents death
Theodore was so badass for managing to do a speech while he was wounded.
I expect no less from friend of Scrooge Mcduck 😂
An 84 minute speech. He spoke for 84 minutes before deciding to get medical attention. Absolute badass.
I love how bidens is the fact that he's old 🤣
It was an honor to be your first Patron
“Obama was the first president to be… photographed with a digital camera for his portrait.”
Obama was also the first Woke President . So many social issues that divided the USA began in his administration.
First president to claim hes black but actually be more white
@@kennymichaelalanya7134Right. Because the civil war and the abolition of slavery during Lincoln's presidency don't count as social issues that divided Amercians.
@kennymichaelalanya7134 Leave it to the USA to be obsessed about their personal freedom to the degree of not wanting to sacrificing guns for the security of their schools, but start crying the second a President tries to give minorities rights and respect.
@@kennymichaelalanya7134 Yeah... social issues that have existed since the 1960s and earlier... all Obama's fault?
13:32 As Bill Clinton, I can confirm I was the first president to send an email, then my wife started getting in on it, but then started getting a little too in on it.
😂😂
Bill Clinton was the first president to use E-mail.
Hillary Clinton was the first candidate to lose because of E-mail
Nothing ends well when “an unemployed painter” are the first words of a sentence.
Lol!
Very interesting. Also Benjamin Harrison was the first president who’s voice was recorded. They say Rutherford B Hayes was the first but the recording was supposedly lost.
Wait a minute. Hayes was the 19th president, Harrison the 23rd. So if Hayes was the first to be recorded, even though that recording is now lost, how can Harrison be the first? 🤔
@@retroguy9494 It was speculated not proven.
Great video man, there are some i never heard of and thanks for that!
fun fact about the Jackson Assassination, the assassin had two pistols and both of them misfired despite being proved they were both in perfect working order.
I have to respect you for not taking the easy route with Obama's notable first.
I know right? It would have been so easy to say that he was the first to have no known last name
Fr!! Dude is obviously the first to main as jigglypuff in smash
@@s.i.m.poster6823 huh
In fact: Jimmy Carter is the first interstellar president! The Golden Records on the Voyager spacecrafts begin with a speech he made and of course they're pretty much out of the solar system.
Although I DO remember one of the rag papers saying that Clinton spoke to Elvis on the phone! 😂
hey...thats my profile picture lol
@@AVI-lh6rm 😳
Unless you count the radio waves carrying the voices of previous presidents. I have to wonder, if you took our most sensitive radio equipment we have today, who would have been the first president whose voice could have been detected on radio waves beyond the Oort Cloud? Would the broadcast of Harding have been powerful enough to be detected all the way out there? I have no idea of the relative strength necessary to get a signal out that far.
@@retroguy9494 yes but he wasn't the first
Here's a really cool fact I learned: Andrew Jackson had a parrot that was known to have a vocabulary of swear words, and would swear often. At President Jackson's funeral, the parrot was there, but was kicked out...due to swearing. Also, the "S" in Harry S. Truman's name doesn't stand for anything. So his actual full legal name is Harry S. Truman.
The "S" thing is well known. Never heard the Andrew Jsckson story.
That is true about Truman. Supposedly, according to Truman himself, Truman's father wanted to use his father's middle name "Shippe" and his mother wanted to use HER father's first name "Solomon." So they compromised and just decided on the initial "S."
You know, it's amazing what the press picks up on. For a while, Truman used to put a period after the "S" which when used properly would denote an abbreviation for a full name. They made an issue out of that in that Truman might have been hiding some kind of name.
@@retroguy9494
Nice factoid 👍
@@retroguy9494 I actually remember hearing about how there was a dispute about whose father's middle name should be used. But it was just easier to decide on a letter, rather than have a fight about a name. Very intriguing stuff.
@@johnnytheyoungmaestro Yep. Especially the press making the big deal over the 'period' Truman used after the 'S' for a while. Reporters used to make fun of Truman because he wasn't like FDR. I mean, technically, they were right about proper punctuation and only using a period when it's an abbreviation like "Mr." for Mister. But that was just over the top. Looking for something that didn't exist.
I am glad there were less known facts included. Most people are aware of Grover Cleveland being the first and only President to be elected to two non-consecutive terms (22nd and 24th), or even that Andrew Johnson was the first President to face impeachment, a single vote allowing him to finish his term.
I'll give you a little known fact about Grover Cleveland. My 4th great grandmother was the midwife who delivered Cleveland when he was born. Every year on the anniversary of his birth, even when he was president, Cleveland sent a letter to my 3rd great grandfather's sister (who would be a cousin to me) thanking her for her mother's delivering him safely.
On the topic of impeachment, Trump was not only the first to face impeachment more than once, but he was also the first to face impeachment while leaving office. Of course, everyone already knows that...
How about presidential Lasts?
Madison: Last adult at time of revolution
Buchanan: Last born before 1800
JFK: Last assassinated president and last to die in office
I've been wanting to do Presidential Lasts since I finished this video. There's a lot of other videos in the schedule right now, but it's definitely one I'll do at some point.
Calvin Coolidge was the last federal officeholder to compose his own speeches.
I love how bidens is the fact that he's old 🤣
Polk. Was last born in the 1800 being born in 1795 edit sorry I meant before 1800
@@Doublethunderdudes ?
Fun Fact: FDR was the first and only president to be diagnosed with polio. Since 1921, through his entire presidency and until his death, he was in a wheelchair and leg braces. He had simultaneously developed really good upper body strength so that he would be able to hold himself over the specially podiums and give speeches.
Wow🤯 THANK YOU VERRYYY much for telling this💥💥
“He didn’t use digital communication often preferring face to face interactions”
*Monica Lewinsky has entered the chat*
I was looking for this comment 😂
a really interesting one also for Grant, he was the first and only president to be arrested while in office
Yea...for speeding in his horse drawn carriage in DC! 😂🤣That cop must have been a democrat! LOL
Could you imagine Biden being arrested for speeding in his Corvette? LOL That is if presidents were still allowed to drive.
Grant was not the first President to be arrested while in office--Franklin Pierce was arrested for running over a woman while driving, either on horseback or carriage.
@@PreziesLover327 oh, I didn't know
@@PreziesLover327 I researched it, there is no evidence to support that this is true, plus the story as stated said that after the officer found out who he was he was let go so he wasn't arrested even if it was true since all the "evidence" we have is anecdotal
@@PreziesLover327 That's not true. It's an old wives tale. This has never been proven about Pierce and many historians have tried. It's been in a few anecdotal books about presidents but without any credible evidence or proof.
A fact about grover Cleveland is that he is the only president to have served two terms non consecutively
Roblox. Hi I'm bleach and i lost on Roblox but I am happy.
I heard donald trump will be running again in 2024
If he wins the election, he'll be the second president to serve two non-consecutive terms
So far. Might need to edit this a bit over a years time.
also the only 1 so far
Yes, I will say 'so far'. Trump has a chance of becoming president in 2024, and Biden is still alive by 2028, he also has the chance to serve a second term. But he's *way* up there...
2:33 Fun fact:
President John Tyler (1790-1862) has a living grandson.
That's correct, the grandson was the son of Tyler's youngest son of whom he had at a significantly older age, and the son had the grandson also at a significantly older age.
I like how Clinton is gesturing to the computer like “Haha looka’ this here thing!”
My Great Grandma would have been a toddler when Coolidge gave his broadcast speech. She died in 2018 at 101
I'm sorry for your loss
Fascinating production I learned a lot. American Presidency is a wonderful office. Good to see this straight line take on all predecessors.
Being left handed used to be a sign of evil or somehow was deviant. This would lead to a swift smack from a ruler across the knuckles if children were caught writing with their left hands from teachers. My dad, an aboriginal man from Northern Ontario, is naturally left handed but is quite ambidextrous because of the nuns. He offers no thanks to them for that skill and I can't blame him lol
This would explain Bill Clinton.
Depending on the definition of "Leave Office" JFK's parents were alive when he left office and would have lived thru his 2 consecutive terms
Yep
JFK got assassinated in 1963, at the young age of 46
His dad, Joseph, died in 1969
He was 81
And rose kennedy died in 1995, when she was 104
JFK died while in office; thus, he never left office.
I appreciate that you went for the non-obvious firsts
Mona Lisa
@@missbleach8767 my favorite painting
Theodore Roosevelt was also the first president to be in a submarine
Also the first president to declare an animal sanctuary. And the first president to intervene and break a national strike.
Fact: Benjamin Harrison is the grandson of William Henry Harrison, marking the only grandfather-grandson president duo
Until W Bush Adams'hwere teh only father son
I just found this channel through your John Tyler video. I really like what I've seen so far! Really hope you keep up the vids, can't wait to see more!
13:43 Both of JFK's parents and 1 grandparent seeing him 'leave' office in 1963.
7:23 missed opportunity not saying Grover Cleveland was the first president to serve 2 non consecutive terms after talking about Benjamin Harrison.
I like how you say first and not only. 👀
@@DragonFruitXVI for noq he is the only unless trump wins in 2024 it will be tat way for sometime
You deserve much more of an audience, great work man.
Your clear diction is very much appreciated
Your videos are insanely good!
Barack Obama will always be remembered as the first American president whose official portrait was taken with a digital camera.
Barack Obama is also the first Woke President in U.S. history followed by Joe Biden.
Barack Obama is also the first W0ke President in U.S. history.
Barack Obama is also the first W(0)K(E) president in U.S. history.
Yeah but Obama was also the first Woke president USA had so I wouldn't say his administration was a positive one.
@@kennymichaelalanya7134Okay Grandma lets get you to bed
my dyslexic ass saw the title as pokemon facts from president washington
John Quincy Adams was also the first president to take office after losing the popular vote. He was also the first and only president to take office after getting fewer electoral votes than his opponent.
Not really. The remaining electoral votes were divided among multiple candidates. JQ Adams finished first in the electoral vote count.
@@brianarbenz1329
The OP is correct. Andrew Jackson finished well ahead of JQA in both popular and electoral votes, but fell short of an outright majority in the four-way race. Henry Clay threw his support to JQA, which made all the difference, as Clay was Speaker of the House at the time and could twist the arms of the Representatives. Clay then became JQA's Secretary of State, leading to charges of a "corrupt bargain", putting wind into the sails of Jackson's successful run in 1828.
@@jimwerther What does OP mean
@@nnillat
It is YT-speak for "original poster", or sometimes "original post".
LBJ was the only president to have served in both branches of congress and vice president and as president, every elected office at the federal level
What is “both branches of congress”?
@@leftoutpod the house and the senate
Nixon also did. If you mean LBJ was the first, I agree. But not the only.
Actually you're wrong. John Tyler was the first to serve as House Member, Senator and Vice President and then President. And not the ONLY.
Big fan of hiw you went for lesser known firsts for the presidents that have well known ones (like first to die in office, etc)
10:15
While yes it‘s true that Truman was the first president to visit Germany during the presidency, I thought I might add that Ulysess Grant visited the then German Empire and met with Bismarck after the end of his presidency which many people don‘t know. Kennedy actually visited Germany too before Truman did on a tour of Europe with one of his friends in the 1930s but of course that was long before he became US president.
Furthermore, Grant also seems to have been the first President to have Visited Japan, although that was shortly after his presidency.
Damn... Roosevelt was just built different. "He hit me, but the bullet didn't hit the lungs... take him away but be kind to him! Allow me to finish this speech before you take me to the hospital, thanks!"
The guy who attacked Raegan seriously wounded in the head Reagan's aide - James Brady. No one remembers the guy :_(
Everyone over 40 does. The Brady Amendment was a battle for years.
First of all, I remember James Brady. Obviously more than YOU do because he wasn't Reagan's aide. He was Reagan's press secretary!
I think more people remember him that you think because of the Brady Bill.
Also, in case you didn't know, Hinkley didn't really shoot Reagan. He missed and the bullet bounced off the armored door of Reagan's limousine and struck him!
@@retroguy9494
Brady Bill, not Brady Amendment, thank you. I have no idea why I got that one wrong in my head.
@@jimwerther Well, we all make mistakes. There was only ONE perfect son! Maybe it was because the Brady Bill WAS in fact amended.
@@retroguy9494
Well, I'm not into a supposedly perfect supposedly son, but I appreciate your support nonetheless.
This was a super cool and interesting video bro🤙
Martin Van Buren, 8th US President, was also the first President born in the USA following its declaration of Independence. In other words, he's the first true American born in America.
Benjamin Harrison gives me massive cool grandpa vibes
Jimmy Carter just achieved an incredible milestone by becoming the first President to live to 100 years old. Happy belated birthday, Mr. President.
This was a great video, you’ve earned another subscriber!
and thank you for saving something positive about the president im a direct descendant of. Franklin Pierce. The few times he is brought up it’s always negative comments.
There is not a single descendant of Franklin Pierce. None of his children, all sons, lived to maturity, and his relatives living are descended from his siblings.
I heard that the beating Jackson gave to his assassin was so bad that his retinas were detached.
Roosevelt got shot and was like “oh no, anyways **proceeds a 3 hour speech** ”
Great snippets from presidential history! Thanx!
Very entertaining and informative! Thank you for putting this together and uploading it!!
3:14 yeah that collara is huge, looks like it's choking him lol.
Barack Obama
"First black president:" 🤓
"First president whose portrait was taken with a digital camera:" 🗿
Nice video! I love how you immediately jumped into the video instead of prolonging it! You seriously have a lot of potential my friend! I wish you great amounts of happiness and success! :)
Yep! Right to the point bruh! That's what I like! 👍
That was the longest intro ive ever seen.
Gotta love it dude. Im subbing now
Did nobody else catch that subtle shot at Clinton? Lol. Well done.
I dont get it…please explain 🙏
Carter turning 100 on October 1st!
El pepe
Benjamin Harrison was also the first President to have electricity in the White House (he and his family had the staff flip the switches, however, as they were afraid of being electrocuted).
Reagan was also the first President to have been divorced.
Woodrow Wilson is the first president to have alliteration in his name, Calvin Coolidge, Herbert Hoover, and Ronald Reagan were the next
Well, that was actually really cool, I'm subscribing.
G Cleveland was also the first and only president who improvised his inaugural speech. And the first and only one who got elected for another four years after a break.
I like how he ignored the obvious one for Barack 😂
yeah, forgetting he was the first socialist was awkward
@@johndfw8680 not what I was going for but still counts 😂
@@johndfw8680correction: Obama was the first Woke President. He was more radical than a socialist. Let's not forget that a lot of these social justice movements rose from his administration. Cancel Culture permeated during his administration.
Obama was also the first Woke President . So many social issues that divided the USA began in his administration.
@@johndfw8680exactly, cancel culture permeated during Obama's administration. The last great comedy flick (Tropic Thunder) came in 2008.
I will always remember Obama as being the first president to take his portrait with a digital camera. Truly a pioneer
The video wouldn't be as interesting if it was full of facts literally everyone knows
First black president: let’s talk about his portrait being taken by a digital camera. That’s the best distinction.
Came over from Vlogging Through History. Awesome video, you just earned a new subscriber.
Benjamin Harrison: quitting work days at noon...clutch 😅😅
Imagine how raunchy that first Billy C email was.
Nah....he used it to order his Gurkha cigars! LOL
John Tyler has a living grandson still.
Yeppers. Harrison Tyler. He lives in Virginia.
1:53 “ Don’t mess with Andrew”😎
Man I hate history but this guy has me hooked
This is best of THE PRESIDENTIAL BIOGRAPHY HISTORY. Awesome