Doctor Mike is a cool channel. Also, in case you two didn't know, Ronald Reagan survived an assassination attempt where he was shot, but lived. Also, Theodore (Teddy) Roosevelt was once shot while giving a speech and refused to stop and completed his lengthy speech before allowing medical care.
Despite this guy complaining about medical treatment back in the day he is the exact type of d*uche that was standing next to GWashington encouraging him to get enemas and spend the last days of his life vomiting/sh*ting himself in the name of medical science... LOL. 🤣
The most tragic death to me is James Garfield's. He was someone who I think could've been one of our best presidents if he wasn't cursed by having bad doctors. Incredibly intelligent(a self-made professor turned Union officer and politician who had worked himself up from poverty, he is both the only president to ever publish a mathematical proof and a guy who could write in Latin with one hand and Greek with the other simultaneously) and was big on fixing corruption in Washington(his successor, Chester Arthur, ironically since he was a stalwart or the people who opposed civil service reform, got the Pendleton Act which forms the core of our civil service system today, through after Garfield's death as a way to secure his legacy) and on education(including for freed slaves who had been cast to the wayside at the end of Reconstruction.) It would've been hard since former Confederate Southern Democrats controlled the Senate but if he could've been able to get education reforms through, I think it could've been a bridge to modernity and we'd potentially have a much better racial history in the 20th Century. They weren't contemporaries but I feel like him and Booker T. Washington(Booker T. was 26 when Garfield passed) would've gotten along great due to their shared focus on education. But we lost that chance due to Dr. Bliss being a moron. A huge what-if.
MAD magazine cartoonist Al Jaffee just passed away in April of this year at 102. Once asked about his longevity he said "Serious people my age are dead."
Kennedy's back problems were always there but they were greatly amplified in WWII. Despite his chronic health issues, he served in WWII as a PT boat captain. While on a patrol, his PT Boat was rammed and split in half by a Japanese destroyer. With a broken back, and burns, he collected his men and swam the injured to a nearby island one by one... Even though he was actually one of the most injired amoung them. He recieved some burns and other injuries too but that break would haunt him for his entire life. He could have survived that first bullet during his assassination, if he hadn't broken his back in WWII, he wouldnt have had that back brace; he would have been able to duck.
You will be fine if a bullet is still left in you usually and that’s actually the standard practice, it can cause more problems trying to dig it out so if it’s in a non dangerous place most doctors will just leave it where it is and repair around it.
I'm surprised he didn't mention #7 Andrew Jackson's love of dueling. He fought over 100 duels in his lifetime and even got shot in the chest during one of them (although he actually killed his opponent in the same duel). It wasn't his cause of death, but definitely a fun fact about the guy.
It's worth mentioning they didn't do Mr. Bell any favors with his metal detector seeing how its public knowledge the president was laying on a mattress with metal springs during the scan.
President Kennedy was 46 years old. But the guy in the video said Kennedy died in 1968 wrong the president died November 22,1963. The presidents brother Senator Robert Kennedy of New York died June 6,1968.
My mother passed at age 85 after a short illness. Until then she was in great health and shoveled the snow off of her own driveway with each new storm! Needless to say... if I am that healthy, both body and mind, I would like to live well into my 90's! Cheers
my brother was shot 4 months ago and they kept the bullet in his back because taking it out could cause way worse recovery like being paralyzed ....they def do keep bullets in.
@@Zach-mw5so : That’s debatable. Eugene McCarthy, was still ahead on the Democrat ticket, but the California momentum, possible could have propelled Bobby to winning the nomination. It’s sad, that we never got to find out.
@@johncurtis7186 they were afraid of him. He was going to look into his brother’s death, the truth would’ve been revealed. These assassinations are no coincidences
My father is 94 still drives, fishes, golfs. Mother is 89 and run her home, goes to lunch with her friends and drives. I also know people in their 60s who are unable to drive, stay in their home, care for their daily needs.
People today survive with bullets in them I have a friend who was shot in the chest in a hunting accident, it's so close to his heart that removing it would have likely killed him so they just left it in there.
You all express shock at the stories of doctors probing gunshot and other wounds with ungloved and unscrubbed fingers etc but you need to realize that the beginning of awareness of the need for surgical antisepsis came from British surgeon Joseph Lister in 1864 and wasn't fully accepted until the 1890s. Lincoln and Garfield's wounds, and so many others, were before the full acceptance and, in Lincoln's case, before even Lister's theories had spread much beyond Glasgow University where he worked.
the next one to die will be jimmy carter he was the 39th president of the united states he's 98 years old, a few months ago he forgone medical treatment and is at his home in hospice care at his Georgia home living out the rest of his life in the comfort of his home with his wife rosalynn carter she's 95 years old and recently diagnosed with dementia so both are getting close to passing away, jimmy's 99th birthday is october 1st. he's lived along time he was born in 1924
As a former paramedic I always cringe whenever I hear about the healthcare back in the 1800s. So many people died unnecessarily because medical science didn’t yet understand why people’s wounds got infected. You can’t blame anyone but it still gets to me and the treatments were more often than not what ultimately caused the deaths.
Just an FYI after your question about Kennedys age. To be elected President of the US you must be at least 35 years of age and a natural born citizen. You must also have lived within the US at least 14 years (meaning you couldn't have lived overseas your entire life and still get elected). I had forgotten the second part of the following though I did learn it in school. "John F. Kennedy was the youngest elected president at 43 years 236 days. After McKinley died, Theodore Roosevelt became the youngest president at 42 years 322 days." The difference is election vs. ascension to office.
Even to this day, bullets are left inside bodies since removing them can sometimes do more harm than good. Many people are walking around today with bullets inside them, perfectly healthy otherwise. Doctor Mike has one of the best YT channels. Very informative, educational, and entertaining.
How unnerving would it be to have to draw three pints of blood for your new job because it may be needed later? It has to weigh on the President's mind that he has to keep pints of his blood on hand at all times.
Eisenhower smoking a cig, give or take every 20 mins I can understand. Man was the head general of the Allies in WW2 at least on the European front. (Think his title was “supreme commander of allied forces) You wanna talk ab pressure? That’s the biggest pressure I can imagine & he did a damn good job, absolutely love president Eisenhower
11:00 In most cases today doctors really aren't bothered to take out the bullet. Unless it's in a position where it'll do more damage, they'll just leave it.
Zachary Taylor is a familial ancestor of mine, it's been said all my life that he was poisoned. Poison amounts can deplete in a corpse over time, so the fact that any arsenic was found at all is suspicious
For a couple of years I smoked anywhere from 4 to 4 and a half packs a day. I worked as my own boss in construction. so I would smoke while we drove around and every 45 minutes or so I would go out and smoke. A lot of the times I would smoke half a cigarette then toss it if I was heading into somehwere. At home I would chain smoke. Plus a lot of the times the cigarette might just be sitting in an ashtray burning down. But it would still smoke in my face so I would breathe it in. That is why I had a heart attack at 39. even though I didn't know I had one until I was 42. quadruple
@@billyhndrsn4542 I quit smoking on January 1 2016. Cold Turkey no patches or gum. 2 weeks before the bypass. Even though I smoked for 24 years, oddly it wasn't that hard for me.
@@richardhart5612 Good going, fella. I need to do the same. It is time, it is just time to let it go and move on from the habit. My lungs would appreciate a little fresh air more often for sustained periods. Hope. Good talking to you.
Dr. Mikes videos are great. Would be cool if you reacted too more. There’s also another dr. That does videos. She’s a gynecologist and has appeared in at least one video with Dr. Mike. Her channel is Mama Doctor Jones and she has some good videos where she reacts to TLCs tv show “I Didn’t Know I Was Pregnant” it’s a reality show where they act out a real persons story of how they went into labor and didn’t even know they were pregnant. She provides extra medical knowledge too it. Would be cool if you reacted to that.
Ronald Reagan may have been the longest living President when he died (93) but George H W Bush (the first President Bush) was 94 when he died a few years ago and Jimmy Carter is currently 98 and still alive.
@nathankenny9278 A lot the First time was in my High School History Class where my teacher play it over and over again where we needed to guess how many times he got Shots. Plus I watch a lot of documentaries
Jimmy Carter is currently in hospice. Although he wasn't a very good President, he does hold the unique distinction of being US President and simultaneously being a genuinely decent human being.
@@areguapiri great person, terrible president. let the military decline, remember the poorly maintained helicopters that crashed in the desert trying to rescue the hostages? Iran hostage situation, super high inflation and interest rates, research the facts before you call him a great president.
A good place to find videos about US History is @iammrbeat. He is my favorite Kansas history teacher. Well, he is the only Kansas history teacher I have seen. But he is good. lots of content to choose from.
I hope you don't feel that you have to cover American topics day after day. I for one would like to learn more about the UK. But not how each PM died. 🥸
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Doctor Mike is a cool channel. Also, in case you two didn't know, Ronald Reagan survived an assassination attempt where he was shot, but lived. Also, Theodore (Teddy) Roosevelt was once shot while giving a speech and refused to stop and completed his lengthy speech before allowing medical care.
He didn't like being called Teddy either.. but ya, he was built different
An 84 minute speech...😵💫
You guys should DEFINITELY checkout more doctor mike. He’s very informative and actually pretty funny too😂
And handsome… 😏
Despite this guy complaining about medical treatment back in the day he is the exact type of d*uche that was standing next to GWashington encouraging him to get enemas and spend the last days of his life vomiting/sh*ting himself in the name of medical science... LOL. 🤣
Shinzo Abe was just assassinated last year. He was no longer in office but was campaigning for a friend
It gives me chills every time I hear about Adams' and Jefferson's death. Exactly 50 years after the birth of the United States and 5 hours apart.
Also, they both died on July 4th.
@@davidcosta2244 Um, that's what he said. Silly rabbit, reading comprehension is for kids.
Yeah it's definitely a weird coincidence, but a coincidence nonetheless.
@@NadaEspamo No, the narrator never made that statement, so please re-watch the video to find out. Also, one doesn't read a video.
@@davidcosta2244The comment you replied to mentioned the 4th, you dense bastard. 😂
The most tragic death to me is James Garfield's. He was someone who I think could've been one of our best presidents if he wasn't cursed by having bad doctors. Incredibly intelligent(a self-made professor turned Union officer and politician who had worked himself up from poverty, he is both the only president to ever publish a mathematical proof and a guy who could write in Latin with one hand and Greek with the other simultaneously) and was big on fixing corruption in Washington(his successor, Chester Arthur, ironically since he was a stalwart or the people who opposed civil service reform, got the Pendleton Act which forms the core of our civil service system today, through after Garfield's death as a way to secure his legacy) and on education(including for freed slaves who had been cast to the wayside at the end of Reconstruction.) It would've been hard since former Confederate Southern Democrats controlled the Senate but if he could've been able to get education reforms through, I think it could've been a bridge to modernity and we'd potentially have a much better racial history in the 20th Century. They weren't contemporaries but I feel like him and Booker T. Washington(Booker T. was 26 when Garfield passed) would've gotten along great due to their shared focus on education. But we lost that chance due to Dr. Bliss being a moron. A huge what-if.
Do you know who wants to live into their 90's?
An 89 year old. Ha!
MAD magazine cartoonist Al Jaffee just passed away in April of this year at 102. Once asked about his longevity he said "Serious people my age are dead."
Great job Aidan and Sophie. One of the most interesting reaction videos I have seen. Love Dr. Mike. Peace
Kennedy's back problems were always there but they were greatly amplified in WWII. Despite his chronic health issues, he served in WWII as a PT boat captain. While on a patrol, his PT Boat was rammed and split in half by a Japanese destroyer. With a broken back, and burns, he collected his men and swam the injured to a nearby island one by one... Even though he was actually one of the most injired amoung them. He recieved some burns and other injuries too but that break would haunt him for his entire life. He could have survived that first bullet during his assassination, if he hadn't broken his back in WWII, he wouldnt have had that back brace; he would have been able to duck.
That last part, speculation
@@paulmolloy7206 Speculation but it seems likely. With such a rigid contraption, I lean more towards it's plausibility.
wtf had no idea John Adams died at 90. Isn't that like a small miracle? Back then I picture the lifespan being like 50 (partially joking)
You will be fine if a bullet is still left in you usually and that’s actually the standard practice, it can cause more problems trying to dig it out so if it’s in a non dangerous place most doctors will just leave it where it is and repair around it.
I had an Uncle that was shot in the chest in WWII and the bullet was never removed,He lived well into his 90's
Doctor Mike is great, and his channel is full of funny and really informative videos about medicine and medical shenanigans.
I'm surprised he didn't mention #7 Andrew Jackson's love of dueling. He fought over 100 duels in his lifetime and even got shot in the chest during one of them (although he actually killed his opponent in the same duel). It wasn't his cause of death, but definitely a fun fact about the guy.
It's worth mentioning they didn't do Mr. Bell any favors with his metal detector seeing how its public knowledge the president was laying on a mattress with metal springs during the scan.
He forgot to mention the metal detector Alexander Graham Bell used didn't work because the bed frame was metal...
Wrong did work but as metal bed frame they couldn't detect just the bullet
President Kennedy was 46 years old. But the guy in the video said Kennedy died in 1968 wrong the president died November 22,1963. The presidents brother Senator Robert Kennedy of New York died June 6,1968.
Also they wanted his brother as president but think struggle to know who is who so got John instead
My mother passed at age 85 after a short illness. Until then she was in great health and shoveled the snow off of her own driveway with each new storm! Needless to say... if I am that healthy, both body and mind, I would like to live well into my 90's! Cheers
my brother was shot 4 months ago and they kept the bullet in his back because taking it out could cause way worse recovery like being paralyzed ....they def do keep bullets in.
I didn't know so many presidents died on the 4th. If I were president, I would just hide in the White House Bunker every 4th 😅
Nah, I'm going out like a patriot on the 4th haha
JFK’s brother Bobby, ran for President in 1968, and was also assassinated.
Could have been a great leader…he was a Senator from New York.
He would’ve won too
@@Zach-mw5so : That’s debatable.
Eugene McCarthy, was still ahead on the Democrat ticket, but the California momentum, possible could have propelled Bobby to winning the nomination.
It’s sad, that we never got to find out.
@@johncurtis7186 they were afraid of him. He was going to look into his brother’s death, the truth would’ve been revealed. These assassinations are no coincidences
@@Zach-mw5so : Anything is possible 🤷🏻♂️
My father is 94 still drives, fishes, golfs. Mother is 89 and run her home, goes to lunch with her friends and drives.
I also know people in their 60s who are unable to drive, stay in their home, care for their daily needs.
People today survive with bullets in them I have a friend who was shot in the chest in a hunting accident, it's so close to his heart that removing it would have likely killed him so they just left it in there.
You all express shock at the stories of doctors probing gunshot and other wounds with ungloved and unscrubbed fingers etc but you need to realize that the beginning of awareness of the need for surgical antisepsis came from British surgeon Joseph Lister in 1864 and wasn't fully accepted until the 1890s. Lincoln and Garfield's wounds, and so many others, were before the full acceptance and, in Lincoln's case, before even Lister's theories had spread much beyond Glasgow University where he worked.
Teddy Roosevelt in particular died with a bullet still inside him for years. I guess they learned after Garfield.
dr Mike DID incorrectly say JFK was assassinated in 1968, so Aidan was remembering correctly
My grandpa was Eisenhower's cardiologist - can't even imagine how frustrating that must have been if he kept smoking that many cigarettes! 😅
You can survive and live normally with a bullet still in you.
My Mom just passed in June two days after her 96th birthday. But, my Dad passed at the age of 62.
the next one to die will be jimmy carter he was the 39th president of the united states he's 98 years old, a few months ago he forgone medical treatment and is at his home in hospice care at his Georgia home living out the rest of his life in the comfort of his home with his wife rosalynn carter she's 95 years old and recently diagnosed with dementia so both are getting close to passing away, jimmy's 99th birthday is october 1st. he's lived along time he was born in 1924
As a former paramedic I always cringe whenever I hear about the healthcare back in the 1800s. So many people died unnecessarily because medical science didn’t yet understand why people’s wounds got infected. You can’t blame anyone but it still gets to me and the treatments were more often than not what ultimately caused the deaths.
You didn't approve of using heroin to cure diseases? Lol ya some stuff back then is crazy to think of today
Just an FYI after your question about Kennedys age. To be elected President of the US you must be at least 35 years of age and a natural born citizen. You must also have lived within the US at least 14 years (meaning you couldn't have lived overseas your entire life and still get elected). I had forgotten the second part of the following though I did learn it in school. "John F. Kennedy was the youngest elected president at 43 years 236 days. After McKinley died, Theodore Roosevelt became the youngest president at 42 years 322 days." The difference is election vs. ascension to office.
Even to this day, bullets are left inside bodies since removing them can sometimes do more harm than good. Many people are walking around today with bullets inside them, perfectly healthy otherwise. Doctor Mike has one of the best YT channels. Very informative, educational, and entertaining.
10:44 I believe Andrew Jackson (the 7th President) lived for decades with a bullet in him that he received in a duel.
Yayyy love you guys checking out Dr.Mike he's awesome 🎉🎉🎉🎉
How unnerving would it be to have to draw three pints of blood for your new job because it may be needed later? It has to weigh on the President's mind that he has to keep pints of his blood on hand at all times.
I assumed it would just be blood of the correct type from other donors but i guess it would be safest to use their own blood.
Eisenhower smoking a cig, give or take every 20 mins I can understand. Man was the head general of the Allies in WW2 at least on the European front. (Think his title was “supreme commander of allied forces) You wanna talk ab pressure? That’s the biggest pressure I can imagine & he did a damn good job, absolutely love president Eisenhower
11:00 In most cases today doctors really aren't bothered to take out the bullet. Unless it's in a position where it'll do more damage, they'll just leave it.
Zachary Taylor is a familial ancestor of mine, it's been said all my life that he was poisoned. Poison amounts can deplete in a corpse over time, so the fact that any arsenic was found at all is suspicious
Buchanan may have been thought of as the worst president but he’s also the namesake of my little town here in Virginia right on the James River
Jimmy Carter: 98 and still alive!
For a couple of years I smoked anywhere from 4 to 4 and a half packs a day.
I worked as my own boss in construction. so I would smoke while we drove around and every 45 minutes or so I would go out and smoke.
A lot of the times I would smoke half a cigarette then toss it if I was heading into somehwere.
At home I would chain smoke. Plus a lot of the times the cigarette might just be sitting in an ashtray burning down.
But it would still smoke in my face so I would breathe it in.
That is why I had a heart attack at 39. even though I didn't know I had one until I was 42.
quadruple
How much do you smoke now ?
@@billyhndrsn4542
I quit smoking on January 1 2016.
Cold Turkey no patches or gum.
2 weeks before the bypass.
Even though I smoked for 24 years, oddly it wasn't that hard for me.
@@richardhart5612 Good going, fella. I need to do the same. It is time, it is just time to let it go and move on from the habit. My lungs would appreciate a little fresh air more often for sustained periods. Hope. Good talking to you.
But you are right, he did say 1968 in the video.
def. should do a vid on jfk pretty wild story and all the conspiracies surrounding it
CIA is one of the leading causes of lead poisoning amongst US and world leaders.
JFK was '63, his brother RFK was assassinated in '68.
GEN Eisenhower survived on coffee & cigarettes when he was the supreme allied commander in Europe during WW2. He was under unimaginable stress.
Stress is no reason to smoke.
There are times when a person has been shot, and it would do more harm than good to take the bullet out so they do leave the bullet in
is that dry british humour ?sarahs repeated comment about they caught the guy ..cause i cracked up :)
you absolutely do not need to take a bullett out. i know 2 people who have bullets still inside them LOL
You guys should checkout a video about some of the very cool stories around President Theodore Roosevelt. He was a very interesting, and tough S.O.B.
this was a fun episode
This is rather morbidly interesting…
Dr. Mikes videos are great. Would be cool if you reacted too more. There’s also another dr. That does videos. She’s a gynecologist and has appeared in at least one video with Dr. Mike. Her channel is Mama Doctor Jones and she has some good videos where she reacts to TLCs tv show “I Didn’t Know I Was Pregnant” it’s a reality show where they act out a real persons story of how they went into labor and didn’t even know they were pregnant. She provides extra medical knowledge too it. Would be cool if you reacted to that.
There have been many unsuccessful assassination attempts, the last in 1981.
President Jimmy Carter is currently in hospice, age 99.
4 packs... I just imagined my godmother tbh. Oh boy those teeth...
Warren G Harding's wife must have sent him to the upper room, sus she didn't want an autopsy preformed.
Ronald Reagan may have been the longest living President when he died (93) but George H W Bush (the first President Bush) was 94 when he died a few years ago and Jimmy Carter is currently 98 and still alive.
all the presidents except Martin Van Buren are related to King John of England
Obama???
@@nathankenny9278His mother was predominantly of English ancestry.
U should do doctor mike VR surgery .. the latest one.. it's hilarious.😂
As an American, I'd like to see what Kings/Queens of the U.K. died of and to know if you know.
Great reactions.
You can survive with a billet still in you. My brother has been shot and forever will have a bullet in his shoulder.
Doctor mike is amazing and not hard on the eyes either. Always a joy to learn from a friendly face. 😀
I will go out on a limb and say they all stopped breathing eventually.
John Kennedy was 46 when died he was and still the youngest president
I'm in love with Sophie.
I agree thought you can live a short but healthy life or a long but painful ife with a lot of illness.
I don't know how many times i seem JFK Assassination Video
amuse us, how many?
@nathankenny9278 A lot the First time was in my High School History Class where my teacher play it over and over again where we needed to guess how many times he got Shots. Plus I watch a lot of documentaries
@nathankenny9278 the same History teacher also plays Hilter Speech who took enjoyment in that lesson
46 if i remember
Sophie was correct, rapper 50 cent has a bullet in his tongue
Mostly they got old, sick and then died. A few got assassinated.
I wanna die at 88 idk why I just feel like that's appropriate 😂
I know Dr Mike didn’t say Kennedy was shot in 1968 did he? Cause that ain’t right. Nov 22, 1963
Love you, Soph! ❤️
Oh
Did he say JFK died in 1968? He died in 1963.
JFK was 46 when assassinated
My baby Sophie 💞💞💞💞❤
Mike tiếu lâm hè.
Hmmmmmm
There are 5 who are still alive; 6 if you count Biden as alive. 🙂
46 fools
Jimmy Carter is currently in hospice. Although he wasn't a very good President, he does hold the unique distinction of being US President and simultaneously being a genuinely decent human being.
He was a great president and an even better person.
@@areguapiri great person, terrible president. let the military decline, remember the poorly maintained helicopters that crashed in the desert trying to rescue the hostages? Iran hostage situation, super high inflation and interest rates, research the facts before you call him a great president.
Is sophie related to you guy's?
It was mentioned in their first ever video, that Sophie. is a staff member
There is no way Aiden and Sophie are half siblings 🙄🙄😬😭😭they look like straight up siblings Sophie is attractive 💙💙💙
They’re not siblings at all 😂
@@christined6321 🙄🙄🙄
all i see are whyte men and that identity politics
A good place to find videos about US History is @iammrbeat. He is my favorite Kansas history teacher. Well, he is the only Kansas history teacher I have seen. But he is good. lots of content to choose from.
Uno
I hope you don't feel that you have to cover American topics day after day. I for one would like to learn more about the UK. But not how each PM died. 🥸