Every US President Explained in 25 Minutes

Every USA President gets explained in 25 Minutes!

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— TIMESTAMPS —

00:00 George Washington
00:43 John Adams
01:27 Thomas Jefferson
01:55 James Madison
02:40 James Monroe
03:34 John Quincy Adams
04:21 Andrew Jackson
04:55 Martin Van Buren
05:24 William Henry Harrison
05:47 John Tyler
06:11 James K. Polk
06:36 Zachary Taylor
07:00 Millard Fillmore
07:17 Franklin Pierce
07:55 James Buchanan
08:15 Abraham Lincoln
08:39 Andrew Johnson
09:17 Ulysses S. Grant
09:46 Rutherford B. Hayes
10:08 James A. Garfield
10:27 Chester A. Arthur
10:51 Grover Cleveland
11:31 Benjamin Harrison
12:05 William McKinley
12:37 Theodore Roosevelt
14:48 William Howard Taft
15:28 Woodrow Wilson
16:11 Warren G. Harding
16:49 Calvin Coolidge
17:28 Herbert Hoover
17:47 Franklin D. Roosevelt
18:12 Harry S. Truman
18:47 Dwight D. Eisenhower
19:11 John F. Kennedy
19:30 Lyndon B. Johnson
19:50 Richard Nixon
20:29 Gerald Ford
20:56 Jimmy Carter
21:27 Ronald Reagan
22:10 George H. W. Bush
22:40 Bill Clinton
23:05 George W. Bush
23:29 Barack Obama
24:03 Donald Trump
24:27 Joe Biden

— DISCLAIMER —

Do not use this video as your only source of information. This video is for entertainment/edutainment purposes, and some information could be too oversimplified or incorrect. This channel's goal is to spark your curiosity and let you do your own research on these topics.

[ThePaintExplainer]

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[bigmyke]

Bush had the highest and lowest approval ratings of all the presidents. 91% after 9/11, and 30% after the. 2008 crash

[kfiraltberger]

You probably already know this, but Teddy Roosevelt was shot once, just as he was about to give a speech. After getting initial treatment, he went up, said "I have just been shot", and then gave the entire speech, before seeking further medical attention.
Another anecdote is some guy stole his boat when he was at a lake one time, so Teddy built his own boat, chased down the robber, and successfully retrieved his boat back

[kfiraltberger]

Woodrow Wilson was a vicious racist. His promotion of the film "birth of a nation" and his many outspoken racist statements lead in part to the rebirth of the kkk, who were up till then operating on the background since Grant's presidency. Also, Wilson suffered a stroke during the end of his 2nd term, and his wife, Edith Wilson, basically assumed power, acting independently with the mask of being the only person allowed to speak to or see her husband. This is why many refer to her as the USA's first female president

[devanshouse]

Interesting fact: John Tyler (10th US President, born in 1790) has a grandkid alive right now. Yes, grandkid. How?

John Tyler kept having kids until he was 63. His last kid, Lyon Tyler, kept having kids until he was 75 (1928) and that kid is currently still alive.

[joaovitormatos]

"both the French and the Indian war" the French and Indian war is a single war

[sowth_music]

It’s a shame historians forgot the best president of the U.S., Sir Lord Quentin Trembley III esq., tragic what our country has become 😔😔😔

[Luge]

Where is U.S. president Funny Valentine? You forgot to include him.

[adamothman]

What’s crazy is that we have to wait 236 years for a part 2

[kfiraltberger]

Polk is a very interesting president to me. He is the president that gained the most territory for America. He also promised when elected to rule for only 4 years, and during these 4 years he fulfilled the entirety of his election promises. After his first term, because he was popular, the democrats wanted to renominate him, but he refused, both because he promised to only serve the one term, and because at that point his health was ailing, and he died a few months after he stepped down.

[kfiraltberger]

James Garfield is a big "what if?" President. He was a very wise and passionate person, great politician, and firm believer in meritocracy. He was shot by a guy who campaigned for his election and than demanded a position in cabinet as a reward. But Garfield could've survived. He died of infection, because his doctor tried to remove the bullet from his body without any precaution or sterilization. If only they left the bullet in Garfield's body, he would've survived, and imo he would've been considered today as one of the better presidents in American history

[robertsproul]

Wilson is one of our worst presidents. I cannot believe how positive you made him out to be.

[ItalianoVII]

Hilarious just hearing the US anthem drowned out by his voice in the background 😂

[josephcooter]

I can remember the assination attempt on Reagan. I was in Grade School at the time and I distinctly remember on of my classmates complaining that they took Loonie Tunes off the air to cover the assination.

[bubswest]

0:01 you mean the french and indian war? it wasnt 2 wars it was one war called the french and indian war

[MinutesExplainer]

So refreshing to see a video without a pointless intro that just goes directly into the content.

[OfficialTexan]

Wild you glossed over all of Wilson’s controversies

[retrohero]

Important to remember the emancipation proclemation abolished slavery *except* as a punishment for crime, and we really have people like Cassius Clay to thank for it.

[Flyingclam]

Also important to note, John Quincy Adams was John Adams eldest son

[notzachpowers]

"Only President denied renomination by his party", oh how the times have changed