Unbelievable SECRET Facts about the Presidential Limo!

Do you know all the crazy SECRETS of President Trump's new ride?! Watch this video to learn all the ins and outs of the Presidential State Car or aka, "The Beast"!

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What’s up guys! Welcome to my channel! I’m Pablito! Listen to my dude Andy to learn all about “The Beast” that’s going to be transporting President Trump around!

10 - It’s Not a Cadillac
The United States presidential state car is nicknamed "The Beast", "Cadillac One", "Limousine One", "First Car" AND code named "Stagecoach" by the Secret Service.
Whatever you choose to call it, it’s the official state car of the President of the United States. The White House will debut a fleet of new presidential limousines later in 2017. However, despite the distinct Cadillac look, it doesn’t share much with a Cadillac.
Unlike any presidential state car before it, The Beast has little in common with any other standard production car. Its chassis, diesel engine and transmission are all based on those used in the Chevrolet Kodiak, a rugged commercial vehicle previously sold as everything from a dump truck to a U-Haul.
Some standard trim pieces, such as headlamps from an Escalade and tail lights from the now-discontinued STS, keep it looking vaguely Cadillac-like.
Construction contracts for the next model of presidential state car were given out in 2013. Public records show that General Motors was awarded three contracts for the new presidential limousine. Photographs of the 2017 model show that the vehicle has the same grille and headlamp design as contemporary Cadillac models.

9 - Armored like the Honey Badger
Needless to say, “The Beast” has security specs that are out of this world. Calling it armored is an understatement.
There is probably not a better-armored vehicle with windows on the planet than The Beast. Its armor plating is said to be 8 inches thick and its doors weigh as much as those on a Boeing 757 aircraft. Just think about that for a second…...
There are some photographs of President Obama getting out of the previous model of the Beast where you can actually see how thick those doors are. They even look like plane doors.
Five-inch thick bulletproof windows, none of which can actually open except for the driver’s window that can roll down all of 3 inches, contain at least five layers at any given point to put a serious damper on any effort by the Oswalts and Booths of the world.
And those gigantic, nearly bus-size Goodyear tires are Kevlar-reinforced run-flats capable of keeping The Beast on the road for quite some distance if needed. The interior is totally sealed off from the outside world to reduce risks of a chemical attack, while a special foam surrounds the fuel tank to insulate it in the event of any sort of impact.
The bodywork is made from hardened steel, aluminum, titanium and ceramics. In addition to the heavy armor-plated doors, the Beast has a reinforced steel plate running underneath the vehicle that protects it from roadside bombs.

8 - Night Vision Cameras
Any Secret Service agent assigned to drive the president has to take an intense defensive-driving course on a special track at the Secret Service academy in Beltsville, Maryland. They practice evasive maneuvers, high-speed cornering and precision driving.
One of the reasons that the drivers need these advanced driving skills is to be able to handle the car from a night vision camera in case there is complete loss of visibility.

[Yonyon]

"Trump probably knows how to use a shotgun"

* Laughs *

[jumboJetPilot]

I’ve flown “The Beast” on several occasions. The other vehicles in the Presidential Motorcade are equally as impressive in their own ways. There is no secret behind why there are a few Motorcade sets - it’s because the President often has multi-locale travel itineraries. If he, for example, leaves Washington DC for San Diego, a motorcade has to be there and waiting for him. Then, he might leave San Diego for Los Angeles. Another Motorcade has to already be in LA waiting for him as well. Upon departing San Diego, that particular Motorcade will then be pre-positioned to Seattle, the President’s next scheduled stop after LA. Motorcade sets have to continually “leap frog” one another when the President has multi-locale travel itineraries.

[craigweis]

I propose this. Percentages mean something.

The Federal money that the Federal Government will rake in every year is pretty much known. And can be projected into the next fiscal year. And every check that the federal government writes against this yearly amount is also known. And every check written in that year represents a certain percentage of that yearly take.

So apply the same percentage of the 'take' year after year. 

If business activity improves more tax flows in. If the business activity falls the yearly amount also falls and the percent spent per check was written is reduced. If the percentage 'raked' in falls 3% then every check written also falls 3%. 

Every check written to fund anything the federal government spends money on has an overseer, a boss or department head. I would then leave it up to these overseer's, a boss's or department heads to make appropriate cuts to their own departments and to not spend any more than the percent of the total allotted to them yearly.

The spending limits are set. Not a dime more. Now if all can agree, let's say a 'small percent' is set aside for natural disasters.

This 'small percent' of set aside shrinks the total federal take and that will reduce the percentages given to the overseer's, a boss's or department heads yearly and once again they will make appropriate cuts. 

This ain't rocket science. It's fair, across the board and will force some federal government programs to 'not exist'. And it takes the Congressional 'lawmakers' out of the equation.

The total Federal take is roughly;
33% for Medicare, Medicaid.
20% for Defense
21% for Social Security
8% for Interest on $20+ Trillion debt.
18% for Non-Defense Discretionary Spending.
___
100% Why is this so hard?

All you have to say to members of Congress is ... " No. You can't spend more than that percent of the take normally received by your department. You want this? Then reduce that. "

It's the ECONOMY. Always has been. Always will be.
Trump knows how to make/earn money. After all, Trump had some business failures 4 times and still managed to create $9 billion in personal wealth. Money is just a tool. Learn how to use it. And that's never taught in schools. Just think what Trump can do for this Nation after Obama destroyed the economy. 

And Hillary? She is the TOP 1% of the one percent. Something she claims she hates and needs to change. After the next 8 years [two terms] of the next president, and that will not be her, she'll be 75 years old for the next election cycle. 

Why not elect those who are pro-business. After all, every stinking dollar came from business activity, never the government who stole it from all of us in the form of TAXES-Fees-and Fines. 

Tax. The greatest hindrance to personal wealth ever imposed on the masses. How about a flat tax? What would you do with 30% more money in your pocketbook? Look~See at your pay stub. And no deductions.

[jennifer]

I noticed on the front Washington D.C. license plate the words TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION were stamped on the bottom of the plate. Although this was tribute to the historic Boston Tea Party, little did the plate designers realize that they were actually describing exactly what our modern federal government is today.

[notfound-iudo]

I hate those people who are getting annoyed because they just found out about the beast saying that Trump is paranoid but really every president since JFK has had an armoured car...

[andrenewcomb]

Is the weather as rough inside as outside?

[bbldb]

In the early 80s i was on a team that built the Emperor of china. Wasn't this tank like. The odd thing is we also built a identical decoy car that had no bullet proofing. I wonder who he but in that car and sent out on the street.

[MrRasZee]

legend has it...If the beast ends up in a river...it is completely water proof and the occupants just sit inside and wait to be rescued

[definitely_notme]

Its a shame that they destroy the limos when they are done with it. “It belongs in a museum!”

[mikehevalow]

thanks for sharing with us this "classified" info....

[steffanandersen]

4:11 i hope this is not the finish of the interior? worse than a 1995 Hyundai interior

[andywilk]

LOL, then they just step out of the car...
Has all the attraction of a bar of Hershey’s...now that’s a ‘situation’!

[MrLovegirls]

That's actually a pretty cool car.

[hackman]

Weird anyone notice the American flag and Israeli flag together on the presidential limo at 7:59?

[ajg]

Number one: the outside of the presidential limo is actually NOT gold plated.

[hugoglenn]

Quick getaway? Not if it gets high-centered at the American embassy in Ireland.
Blood/Shotguns/RPG? Are you sure these things aren’t located in the support vehicles
When did the “Beast” become diesel?
It weighs a lot? How much would that be thereabouts

[eddie]

Isn't it a diesel engine as well.... I've heard it once and it sounded like a diesel.

[adamguymon]

If the night vision cameras are in the grill then here is the perfect time to get a can of Black Spray Paint and spray the entire grill so if the cars wind screen is blocked they can't use their back up system.

[erickalumbwe]

only is gta armored cars were like this we would be really safe from random people shooting us

[magic]

Anyone that thinks the America Dear Leader's car is a normal Caddy should be LOCKED UP.