Brit Reacts To AMERICA DISMANTLES PIRATE NATIONS FOR TAKING THEIR BOATS!

Brit Reacts To AMERICA DISMANTLES PIRATE NATIONS FOR TAKING THEIR BOATS!
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[@tvc1848]

James Madison is considered the Father of the United States Constitution. He helped to write and promote the ratification of the US Constitution. Thomas Jefferson was the principal writer of the United States Declaration of Independence. So Jefferson (3rd president) and his good friend Madison (4th president) who were leading the US in taking it to the pirates, were largely the authors of America’s greatest two documents, The United States Declaration of Independence and the United States Constitution.

[@mimiv3088]

Oh my gosh! Yes finally The Fat Electrician! I absolutely love his story telling. Please react to more. I've been waiting for this. NOOOO! Don't skip his intro and adds. And he does bloopers a lot after his story telling. He's funny as heck 🤣. And he's absolutely friendly and happy that you are reacting to his videos. He always watches the reaction videos to his channel and will comment about it.

[@kevinb314]

I don’t mind skipping the adds. They’re a little funny sometimes, but still adds

[@Freek314]

@@kevinb314 It's just respectful if they're not droning on reading a script.

[@nancystanton955]

Please more of TFE. His videos are so informative and still contain his humor. I have watched all of his videos but still watch every reaction made to them. Nick was a medic in the military so most of his stories relate to the military but a few don't. Some you must watch are: Sergeant Wreckless, World War Tree, US Navy destroys Iranian Navy and Wake Island I could continue but would end up list all of his videos. ALWAYS watch the ads and to the absolute end of the videos. At the end, he may make a comment or will play audio/video of the subjects of the current video. Nick also has another channel called The Fat Files were he covers things military related but not downright military.

[@jasonregister3494]

Agreed 💯

[@kingjellybean9795]

@kevinb314 least he could do is watch his adds if he's gunna ride his hard work for his channel

[@BeboRulz]

The Fat Electrician is the ONLY channel's ads I watch lol you're missing out Kabir!

[@djj9675]

His add reads are the best

[@theamericanadventure]

As soon as I realize a reactor skips his ad reads or ends his videos after he say quackbang out, I either exit the video or click dislike.

[@M.ruth96]

Best ad reads, especially when the wife gets involved.

[@echoesofmalachor3700]

Plus it’s just respectful if you’re going to react to someone else’s video to just let the ad read roll.

[@DR_REDACTED]

Internet Historian has lore in his ads they are great too

[@vernhoke7730]

"From the halls of Montezuma to the shores of Tripoli" sang that every night before lights out on Parris Island. Learned about Lieutenant O'Bannon as well. Albiet, 150 years or so after this.

[@tyreedillard]

Goodnight Chesty, Where Ever You Are!!

[@robertlombardo8437]

First to fight for right and freedom, and to keep our honor clean. We are proud to claim the title, United States Marines. Makes me proud just hearing it, even though I never served. 🇺🇸🇺🇸😈🐶🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@ripvanwinkle2002]

1st battalion 1068 series.. 1987 same. i think i watched "The DI" more times than sang the hymn to be honest..

[@spinalobifida]

The phrase you were thinking about was "Speak softly, but carry a big stick". All of the Presidents had followed George Washington's example and just served 2 terms. That was broken when Franklin Roosevelt ran for 4 terms. Then a law was passed that presidents can only do 2 terms. Great reaction

[@greggmundkowsky5798]

Can only do two terms in a row, they can serve again after someone else has been in office

[@jacoblongbrake8230]

Theodore roosevelt said that Or like everyone called him moose

[@m2hmghb]

The only reason he served for 4 years is due to the last two terms being during WW2.

[@xzonia1]

@@greggmundkowsky5798 By law, a person can only serve as President for a maximum of 10 years. This law was passed after FDR served 3 terms and was elected to his 4th term because FDR said that was too long for any man to hold that kind of power in the US.

[@Angel268201]

@@jacoblongbrake8230Bull Moose!

[@greggmundkowsky5798]

The modern version of Stephen Decatur*s statement is "peace through superior fire power"

[@reaperbsc]

Murica in a nutshell.

[@Wearywastrel]

Walk softly and carry a big stick is a Roosevelt quote, roughly meaning that you shouldn't waste energy on words but show that you're prepared to take action.

[@JStrummer1]

"Speak softly and carry a big stick"

[@nadjasunflower1387]

Teddy Roosevelt, can't mistake him for FDR. lol

[@Wearywastrel]

Thank you both for the corrections, my memory isn't what it used to be 😅

[@nadjasunflower1387]

@@Wearywastrel no worries, though I wasn't correcting, just adding. since we had two Roosevelts as pres. 😁

[@carolewhite6356]

James Madison is known as the father of the US constitution. One of our most brilliant founding fathers.

[@hannabertrand4460]

And 2nd President 😁

[@samuelgomez6315]

@@hannabertrand4460 4th president lol

[@hannabertrand4460]

@@samuelgomez6315 lol I always get him and Adams confused. I think it's those terrible wigs 🤣

[@MeanLaQueefa]

Yup, he’s a Legend and and grade schooler should know who James Madison is.

[@z-mayne368]

YESSSS, please bring us more of the fat electrician. Keep up the great content ❤️ please!!!!!

[@zacharyricords8964]

100%

[@brkaz5864]

at 74 years of age i can still recite every single US President in order. Learned it in school and never forgot. Some good Presidents, some ot so good and some absolutely deplorable but they were/are the leaders of our great nation. Theodore Roosevelt 26th US President "Speak softly and carry a big stick" . . . basically he advocated for American strength and military dominance as a means to achieve peace and control. His addition to The Monroe Doctrine, which was basically a passive (Speak softly) approach to international diplomacy.

[@ThatSoonerGuy]

I must say, you have much better memory than the current resident of the Oval Office. Have you thought about running for office? Lol

[@Tar-Numendil]

Theodore Roosevelt will always be my favorite President.

[@xzonia1]

@@Tar-Numendil He was beloved; hence the invention of the Teddy bear in his honor. :)

[@christianvalentin5344]

My 8th grade history teacher had an end of year test: all US presidents, from Washington to HW Bush, in order, with first and last names, spelled correctly.

[@krisschobelock4973]

So can my daughter - she doesn't in a bit of a jingle...but she can do it -- and it's come in handy at times! LOL She also can name every state and the capital - that she made into a bit of a jingle...LOL Pretty amazing! She's 40 now and that was in grade school and she still remembers them all!!

[@tomhalla426]

James Madison was the leader of Jefferson’s political faction while Jefferson was ambassador to France, and one of the authors of the US Constitution. He , for trivia, was the shortest American president at 5’4”.

[@buddystewart2020]

You missed a pretty damn funny skit between him and his wife by skipping that ad.

[@kingjellybean9795]

It's disrespectful af too, using someone else's hard work for his own video. Least he could do is contribute to the chubby electron guy by watching the damn add lol

[@user-kg7co9vi5r]

Mrs. Electron guy was great in the off the script ad.

[@Oklahoma_is_me]

@@kingjellybean9795 he didn’t know leave him be, let him know what he did and leave him be or he might not watch him again

[@Pinkfong2]

⁠Walk softly, but carry a big stick. I know Madison. I know all the Presidents but after the fourth one I don’t think I can name them in order.

[@chellesama8256]

I hate those skits. Not funny at all. He acts like he hates his wife.

[@patriciawilliams6844]

There were no term limits on the presidency when the country was founded. That law was enacted because of FDR. The people would not stop voting for him.

[@shewanttheducky495]

Longest sitting President... Literally and Figuratively.

[@rg20322]

Well, he wasn't going to get another term regardless. 2 Terms seems fitting and suggest the same for these career politicians in the Senate and House who somehow become very rich during their long terms. I wonder why??? Hmmmm....

[@shewanttheducky495]

​@@rg20322 for us they call it insider trading. For them... Idk they're just better than Warren Buffett at playing the stock market I guess 🤷🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️

[@PhycoKrusk]

@@rg20322 FDR was elected to a third term. He died in the middle of it; the 22nd Amendment was introduced and ratified in order to reduce the risk of this happening, as well as to prevent the President from accruing too much power and influence.

[@GlennWH26]

​@@PhycoKruskFDR was elected President *four* times. He died of a stroke a few months after his fourth inauguration.

[@keithcharboneau3331]

OK, there is a detail that he did not speak about, AFTER Steven Decatur took those 400 pirates as prisoner, and proceeded to Tripoli, Yousef Pasha actually told him to go get lost at first, at which point during the night, Steven Decatur and 10 Marines, landed on the shore of Tripoli, with 50 of those captured pirates, and 1 by 1 chopped off their heads, and then returned to his ship WITH THE HEADS, the next day, while he was again in a meeting with Yousef Pasha, one of his other ships was ordered to take the 50 heads, put them in a bag, weigh it down, and sail towards the United States and throw the bag of heads overboard in a few days, Steven Decatur told Yousef Pasha where he could find the bodies of the 50 pirates and went back to his ship till the following day, when he returned again, Yousef Pasha signed the treaty and paid the demanded amount. See Steven Decatur, was not just some naval officer that just followed orders, he understood, that in order to beat your enemy, you must first understand what makes them fight, and what makes them quit fighting, so he READ the Quran, and figured out how to make hardcore Muslims stop fighting instantly, and then he exploited one of those things, see in the Quran, it states that upon death, the body MUST be buried within 24 hours of death and it MUST be buried COMPLETE, this has no bearing if the Muslim is lost during war, BUT those 50 pirates were not at war, they were prisoners, and they died without honor, and without their heads, they COULD NOT be buried as a complete body, and this took ALL of the fight out of all of the Ottoman Muslims in the Mediterranean sea for about 100 years, a similar tactic was used during the Philippine American war by General John (BLACKJACK) Pershing, whose men captured 50 Muslim fighters in the Philippine jungle, then had his men slaughter and bleed out a large pig, and then throw their ammo into a bucket with the pig's blood, then executed 49 of the Muslim fighters with the pig's blood coated bullets, while the 1 that was spared watched in horror while they did it, they then stripped him of his clothes, dumped the rest of the pig's blood over his body and told him to go tell his superiors what was going to happen to the rest of them, they surrendered the following day, which is how the Philippines came under U.S. Control for almost a century, anyway, it was not just the mouths of our cannons that secured the peace and silenced the Ottoman Empire, it was also striking at their eternal souls that ended the Barbary wars, and the Philippine-American wars, both of which were fought against Muslim pirates/terrorists.

[@richardmartin9565]

What the video missed is that the 6 frigates were built to reduce injuries to crew. The hull ribbing was about 12 inches apart so cannon balls would bounce of the hulls instead of penetrating and spreading huge splinters that could ruin your day. That's how one of the frigates, The USS Constitution, got its nickname "Old Ironsides". Old Ironsides is the oldest commissioned naval vessel.

[@JerelleBowens]

Did you want the video to go on forever or do you want an entertaining summary

[@nancystanton955]

The USS Constitution is still afloat and is berthed in Boston's harbor. She is taken out occasionally for special occasions like the Tall Ships armada in 1976. She is amazing to see undersail. Her main duty is now as a museum ship.

[@DAVIDRICKY41]

@@nancystanton955 And her sister ship the Constellation is still afloat as a museum in the Baltimore inner harbor

[@nancystanton955]

@DAVIDRICKY41 Yes, I have even have seen her several times. I was born in Gloucester, Massachusetts but now live in Maryland. Our family goes to the National Aquarium a couple times a year and we always pay respects to the ships there. My father served in the US Navy during World War Two so he taught us to love these vessels.

[@user-nr5ux7gr2g]

​@@DAVIDRICKY41our museum fleet is the 2nd largest Navy in the world

[@dakotalynde1913]

Should watch his ad reads and sponsors because it's not basic and he's actually hilarious with them.

[@catbutte4770]

The quote is: ""speak softly and carry a big stick" was made by the United States 26th President Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt. I sometimes hear the quote as, "Speak softly, but carry a big stick". Btw, The Fat Electrician has so many amazing military stories. You should check out more!

[@pacmon5285]

I haven't had the presidents order remembered since I was a kid in school. However, I do recognize all the names and I remember a little about a bunch of them, and more about a few of them. The early presidents are fairly well known. Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Madison. Also the ones with major events (for example: Lincoln, Kennedy, etc.). There's a few more obscure ones that people tend to forget about.

[@xzonia1]

Same. My Dad could recite every President in order from Washington to Biden, but my memory's never been that good.

[@pacmon5285]

It's funny when you look through a lot of these stories. Time and time again, the US was trying to do it's own thing, but someone else keeps messing with our stuff. Which eventually results in... you guessed it. Rapid military growth and response. Over and over again until we became the military we are now. And people wonder why the US military is like this.

[@ripvanwinkle2002]

the man who fights hardest is the one fighting to be left alone..

[@crazyguy_1233]

One of the Frigates built for this actually still exists. I’ve been aboard and got a flag from it. It’s the USS Constitution and it’s the oldest floating commissioned warship on the planet. HMS Victory is the oldest commissioned but it’s not afloat. The Constitution was nicknamed Old Ironsides because cannonballs bounced off the side. It participated in the attack on Tripoli that was talked about on the video.

[@carolinelawson9981]

Franklin Roosevelt was elected to three terms then Congress passed a law limiting the terms to two four year terms. Nick has a video about the O'Bannon sinking a Japanese sub with potatoes. He's the best storyteller on KZbin, his stories are so well researched.

[@Atheos-1]

He served 13 years, he died during his fourth term.

[@jeannettesilva4242]

FDR WAS ELECTED FOUR TIMES HE DIEED 42 DAS IN TO HIS FORTH TERM! THAT IS HOW WE GOT TRUMMEN!

[@lisabarnum2374]

Peace through strength it’s easier to say

[@greggwilliamson]

War of 1812, British Navy barred their Captains from 1 on 1 Frigate to Frigate battles with the US Navy.

[@linkerthejedi2575]

One of those six original frigate’s still exists in Boston Massachusetts the uss constitution aka old ironsides

[@VirginiaPeden-Harrington-qd5zu]

Yes, way back in about 1955 I learned about James Madison and his wife Dolly.

[@zhongxina5956]

the big stick quote is from Theadore Roosevelt "speak softly and carry a big stick; you will go far" which was part of his ideology on foreign policy, basically it was the idea of always having a strong military at discretion, the idea was that the mere existence of the threat (in his case the white fleet/ us navy) would at the very least force others to pay attention and heed demands in foreign conflicts. basically negotiate peacefully and fairly, but if that doesn't work, make them wish it did.

[@thatpatrickguy3446]

Great reaction Kabir! Nic, the Fat Electrician, is a brilliant storyteller. He has dozens of amazing videos touching on a lot of military history that really is unknown and unstudied in school. I love learning about military stories of the last century and so many of his stories are things I just knew in passing or had never heard of. You cannot go wrong reacting to his videos. And while he tends to focus more on American military history and personalities he also has videos about amazing people from other countries. RAF WWII pilot Sir Douglas Bader and British tank strategist "Hobo" Hobart being two that come to mind. Even if you don't react to them for your channel they are absolutely worth watching, even if it's just to learn more about your own country's unknown heroes.

[@Roboto2073]

As some have mentioned, below, don't skip the ads. When his wife comes in, it's funny. Also don't end the video until the very end. There's also funny stuff he says.

[@Jude74]

Eight years and term limits started after FDR and he passed away in 1945. After four terms. Btw, there are literally dozens of towns named after Decatur and they probably have no idea why. Oh and yes we know who Madison is, he was one of the writers of our Constitution and is considered a founding father.

[@philgoad5587]

For the President, terms are 4 years, and you can serve 2 terms or up to 10 years if you were a vp that took over for a president during their term. It was limited after FDR was elected 4 times around WW2.

[@nguyenkh2002]

The sheath commercial in the episode is actually funny.

[@Forced2DoThis1]

@KabirConsiders: "Walk softly, and carry a big stick." is a variant. But the proper one is "Speak softly. But carry a big stick." Glad to see you tap The Fat Electrician. 👍🏿

[@merljacksonii7233]

The ships we created were more like heavy cruisers or light battleships. However, because they were made from live oaks from Georgia and the Carolinas as well as a "floating" construction technique, U.S. ships were able to withstand cannon fire that would sink the larger 200 gun ship-of-the-line vessels.

[@PeterOConnell-pq6io]

The O'Bannon potato fight was against a Japanese submarine in the WW2 Solomons campaign. Both ships were equally suprised encountering one another. The USN ship was too close to depress their weopons enough to engage with their main armament, and the Japanese sub was handicapped by being surfaced. The Japanese sub crew thought the potatoes were hand grenades, and submerged. The O'Bannon then sank the sub with depth charges.

[@michelleanderson8370]

I really enjoy that channel...he tells stories in a way that gets your heart racing and you learn a lot of USA history

[@narsil100]

I grew up not far from, and eventually attended, James Madison University. So, yes, I'm very familiar with the short king president 😄

[@janfitzgerald3615]

My son went to Decatur High School, named for Stephen Decatur. Heavens yes, I definitely know who James Madison is! He helped write the Constitution. The Fat Electrician is an amazing storyteller and is really knowledgeable about history, especially Naval and military history.

[@xzonia1]

Decatur, TX is also named after him. :)

[@sandyjamison5929]

"speak softly, carry a big stick and you'll go far" 🙂

[@jonadabtheunsightly]

US Presidential terms have always been four years; but there was originally no constitutional limit on how many times someone could be re-elected. (That was amended after FDR. Unfortunately, we still haven't added an amendment to limit the number of terms for Representatives and Senators.) Yes, most Americans know the first several Presidents (up through about John Quincy Adams or so), and the Civil War era ones (Buchanan through Grant), plus Roosevelt, the other Roosevelt, Kennedy, and whichever ones were within our own lifetime. On the other hand, pretty much nobody knows anything about some of the in-between ones (Polk, Filmore, Hayes, Arthur, etc.) "Speak softly and carry a big stick" is a Theodore Roosevelt quote, yes; but there's also "peace through superior firepower."

[@dakotalynde1913]

Yes Americans know or should know that James Madison was our 4th president. Basically from what I remember, idk what grade I was in but we basically learned about every president and the significance of American history and what happened. However we don't learn about all these battles. We learned about the revolutionary war where we got our independence and then it was the war of 1812 then the civil war. Barely talked about the Spanish American war. And then it's off to the world wars and so on and so fourth but basically any American should know that James Madison was our 4th president

[@theshig9618]

While I doubt a lot of Americans can name EVERY president, our schools focus a LOT on the Revolutionary War and the Founding of the Nation, so Washington, Adams, Jefferson, and Madison are all well known because they were all very heavily involved. As you get later in the timeline, people are probably more likely to know the presidents who had major events occur, such as Lincoln, Kennedy, both Roosevelts, etc. Speaking of Roosevelt, Teddy Roosevelt is the one who said "Speak softly, and carry a big stick."

[@thebeardedcurmudgeon]

James Madison wrote the Bill of Rights

[@katrinaprescott5911]

James Madison is considered "the father of the American Constitution".

[@Berts-pets]

That saying that you heard was a quote from US President Teddy Roosevelt.

[@Pmjdp2001]

“Walk softly and carry a big stick” Teddy Roosevelt. President, Colonel of the 1st U.S. Volunteer Cavalry (Spanish American War) Medal of Honor Recipient

[@forreal2398]

One of the things this showed was the fighting spirit of Americans. And the saying is: Talk Quietly and Carry a Big Stick. In other words like my dad use to do is I am not going to raise my voice so u better listen and listen good. Or..... lol

[@raginhostile9299]

The quote you were looking for was Theodore Roosevelt and it goes something to the line of walk softly but carry a big stick

[@DarkKatzy013]

Hehe awesome TFE has some of the best stories from US history. Loved the reaction.

[@BlueDebut]

7:42 no the British, French and Spanish had already made their own versions of it each with their own spin on the concept. British ships were fast and well trained, Spanish ships prioritized firepower and French ships focused on hull strength. The Americans took after the British with fast ships but generally used longer ranged guns that may not have hit as hard as the British but when trained well enough would cut down any ship before they got within firing range.

[@libertywolf93]

@1:30 You shouldn't skip his ad reads. His ads are hilarious.

[@dianecomly6132]

The attitude of You Don't Tell Us What To Do among Americans has a long tradition.

[@charlenelorenzo134]

It’s walk softly but carry a big stick…or in other words we can do this the easy diplomatically or the hard way by force your pick.

[@Hakar17]

Gunboat diplomacy 😂😂

[@Northbravo]

"Speak softly but carry a big stick." US President Theodore Roosevelt That phrase is so applicable to the US even now that I remember in middle school in like 7th grade being told about it and was like "Damn Teddy was a fuckin badass, cowboy, police chief, war hero, medal of honor recipient, outdoorsman etc. All while beating the odds being born with severe asthma and is considered the manliness president the US has ever had. Do you know how cool you have to be in America to be considered the Manliest President?

[@davew8694]

The Berlin airlift one shows how Usa/UK fed Berlin after ww2.

[@mariejustme]

Oh, yay! Do all of TFE. He’s brilliant and hilarious. 😊

[@art3mis290]

Fat Electrician (Nic) is dynamite! 💥So many great Military History videos, "Sergeant Reckless" a must and Jack (McNasty) Mcneice ( movie made).Thank you son love this guy!

[@BeboRulz]

LOVE Sargeant Reckless 💜💜💜

[@jacqueline1099]

I totally agree about the separation between church and State!!

[@revgurley]

Love The Fat Electrician! You might not "get" the one about the MailCat (standard US Postal Service vans), but I was laughing so hard, I even told my postal carrier to look it up. It's spreading in the USPS circles now. The other word I'll never say again without air quotes is "Proportional" (look up his video on destroying half of Iran's navy in 8 hrs).

[@chuckles9702]

The saying, which Teddy Roosevelt also used with that part of the world nearly 100 years later "Walk softly, but carry a big stick" meaning be nice until it's FAFO time.

[@tye8876]

First Lady Dolley Madison infamously saved a portrait of George Washington when the Brits burned down the Whitehouse during the War of 1812.

[@teressareeves5856]

There are at least 40 places in the U.S. named after Stephen Decatur, plus counties & roads. The people had total respect for the man & his accomplishments. Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, James Monroe...these 3 presidents' actions set the tone for U.S. international policies that still echo today.

[@twelvewingproductions7508]

For the most part, America today is the same as far as our most basic ideology. We don't like injustice. Unfortunately, we have stumbled recently. I do hope that we can get back on track with that and be a better example to others. As loud and uncouth as we might be sometimes... we really do mean well and we have always supported the rights of others who wish peace. As you pointed out early in this video, the unfortunate reality is that many nations are using religious ideology to license hate. Thanks for sharing your take on this from a British standpoint.

[@007videovixen]

Yes we were taught in school all of the Presidents in order.

[@josefhyatt2780]

Even Admrial Lord Nelson commented on our "New Frigates".

[@revgurley]

FYI, Stephen Decatur is so respected that at least 2 cities are named after him - Decatur, Illinois, and Decatur, Georgia (which I live near).

[@lindadianesmith6013]

And Decatur Iowa

[@xzonia1]

and Decatur, Texas

[@GrimrDirge]

24:24 Dolly Madison is at least as well known as James, as she was a super smart and gutsy person. She's pretty beloved for saving the founding documents when the white house was burned in the war.

[@DR_REDACTED]

Oh wow have to look in to that. Even tho its outside of my are of experties. I manly study times from 2000 B.C. to 146 B.C.

[@michaelmorales2628]

Always watch to the end

[@richardwhite4923]

26:32 “Speak quietly, and carry a big stick.” Teddy Roosevelt

[@Myrcella_Rykker]

Term limit now is one person can be president for two terms. Each term is four years. So yes 8 years total

[@Ian_Ah_Nee]

26:20 "speak soflty, and carry a big stick" from president Theodore Roosevelt

[@tomhalla426]

What one has to consider is just how small a population the US had in the 1790’s, some six or so million. The US was not a major power at the time.

[@Uno1420-fuker]

The fat electrician is one you don't skip anything. Even the ads are funny as hell. Plus a lot of videos have add-ons at the end

[@brandyforsythe1882]

Yes Kabir!!! More Fat Electrician please!!!! He gives so much info in such an awesome format!

[@DivusMagus]

Moracco just being the smartest person in the room. They got a peace treaty that would eventually become an ally with a future super power. Then just seeing their neighbors being overrun by a handful of marines and rebels for not taking the first offer.

[@jaycooper2812]

To quote President Theodore Roosevelt "Talk softly and carry a big stick.".

[@frankisfunny2007]

Love the Fat Electrician! He's got a 2nd channel about stuff on his mind that isn't military related. Either channel, it's amazing, you'll get a laugh, and learn a thing, or 2.

[@Armyaunt73]

I'm from a military family & I also always really lived history, so yes I'm aware of all the presidents

[@appo9357]

I would recommend watching some of his older stuff first, at least if you are going to do reactions to them. Several of his newer videos make references to the older ones that you might not understand haven’t not seen them first.

[@FollowingGhost]

Dude! Never ever skip the sponsor, you just missed one of the funniest. It's like the endings, don't skip them just Marvel movies.

[@JIMBEARRI]

Theodore Roosevelt : "Speak softly and carry a big stick. You will go far".

[@ninjabearpress2574]

The Fat Electrician did a video about the USS O'Bannon, it's an older video but will always be my favorite. Hollywood made a movie about this, it's called "Tripoli" starring Maureen O'Hara and John Payne as Lt. O'Bannon.

[@pwbeagles]

well...not sure if schools still do this but when I was in elementary school we had to learn all of the presidents names and the order of them...and there was a test. "Speak softly and carry a big stick", is a quote from Theodore Roosevelt the 26th President of the USA.

[@JIMBEARRI]

The original American Legation in Tangier is the only United States National Historic Landmark outside the US. FYI, one of those 1794 Navy Act frigates is the USS Constitution which is still afloat as a museum ship at the Charlestown Navy Yard in Boston.

[@deadassdgaf100]

precisely why our Constitution outlines "separation of church & state"...so that we don't encounter this problem.

[@deadassdgaf100]

*correction (i actually went & looked it up AFTER having posted this, putting the expression in quotations & feel i should correct my mistake): from the web: The phrase "separation of church and state" itself does not appear in the United States Constitution. The First Amendment states that "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof." Known as The Establishment Clause, the opening lines of the First Amendment prohibit the government from creating an official religion or favoring one religion (or non-religion) over another. The separation of church and state enables all Americans to practice their deeply held beliefs in private and in public. Many of the founders, including Thomas Jefferson & James Madison, argued that government compulsion of religion violated a person's natural right to shape their own life according to their convictions. .....so there ya go. that's my bad. lol.

[@jabreck1934]

“ Lawrence of Arabia“ Great movie!!!👍

[@Plastikdoom]

Definitely more TFE reactions should be mixed into your line up, worth the time and hilarious takes/crazy stuff that actually happened. And yeah, definitely shouldn’t cut his ads out. They are hilarious, also watch his vids to the end, as the often had teasers to what he’s working on for the future.

[@blake7587]

The idea isn’t to keep religion out of government affairs but rather to keep bad religions out of political affairs. America was founded in Judeo-Christian values. It’s why our currency says “In God We Trust”. Even your British bullion coins say the monarch’s name and then “by the grace of God”.

[@jak959]

Teddy Roosevelt 26 president of the us "speak softly but carry a big stick"

[@tHEdANKcRUSADER]

1Why -Washington 2Are -Adams 3Jap -Jefferson 4Men -Madison 5Miniature -Monroe

[@JuanLopez-xm8nc]

It's "talk softly, but carry a big stick"

[@Koyotito20]

The Fat Electrician has a video on the O'Bannon the ship that sunk a ship with potatoes

[@johnnyp5216]

The saying is “Walk Softly, but Carry a Big Stick.”

[@stonecoldku4161]

Every four years there is an election for President, so a President's term is only four years long, but they can run for a second and final term. If they win a second term that will also last four years and then they can't run again. However, that wasn't always the case. There were no limits on how many terms a President could run for until the 22nd Amendment to the Constitution was added on February 27, 1951. Only one President in US history has gone more than two terms and that was Franklin D. Roosevelt who was President in 1933-1945 who died during his fourth term as President. He stayed in office because he was trying to get the US out of Great Depression and then also through WW2. The reason that no other President attempted to go for more terms prior to this was out of respect and the tradition set by first President George Washington who was only President for two terms lasting 8 years.

[@tylerh1559]

You need some ice in that glass of water my brother, it will taste so much better!

[@JIMBEARRI]

James Madison was the man who drafted the US Constitution and the Bill of Rights. He is EVERY BIT as important as Washington, Adams and Jefferson.

[@athanasiusofalexandria4304]

“Speak softly, and carry a big stick.”

[@hollyjoann]

Currently, the president can serve up to two terms, which are four years each; however, a president can serve no more than a total of ten years (including time they served if they took over the presidency from someone else who died in office or left).

[@joeurbach9097]

OMG! This was awesome! I want more, more, more of your reactions to the Fat Electrician videos!! I would really love your reaction to: F-15 Eagle - The Most Gangster Fighter Jet, America's Secret Underground Cheese Bunkers, Cassius CLay America's most Gangster Politician, World War Tree, and Angry Old Veteran vs. 700 Redcoats.

[@Maxwell_Cain]

The saying you are looking for is,"Speak softly, but carry a big stick. "

[@Robertz1986]

Theodore Roosevelt, US President, said that America should "Walk quietly, but carry a big stick."