How Each American President Died

[@GrungeHQ]

Which president's manner of death did you find the most surprising?

[@timetovibe2939]

James K. Polk because he was so young he literally gained the most territory of any president declared war on mexico and died what a man

[@sneezyg1]

The Taylor exhumation was in 1991, not 2014. It literally says so in the video clip YOU included.

[@IMSITTINGONTHETOILET]

Why do you clowns cover something a much bigger channel already covered?

[@JFKMLK]

JFK bc all the others survived there attempts and if the SS men would have reacted the way Clint hill did he would have survived also and the way they saved Reagan his body guard took A bullet in the chest for him

[@LJB103]

Garfield because he actually died of med-mal and not assassination. Plus, today Charles Giteau probably would not be executed since it seems that he really was insane.

[@winterrenee]

Thomas Jefferson & John Adams both pushing to live until another independence day & then BOTH dying on that next July 4th is wild

[@PereMarquette1223]

Not to mention James Madison nearly doing the same and his successor James Monroe did…

[@jodavey]

I don't buy it. Also james monroe?? Come on!!

[@PereMarquette1223]

@@jodavey his doctors tried to keep him alive that long… it’s documented

[@robertriley4732]

Yes James Monroe died on 4th of July 1831 but Madison died June 28, 1836

[@johncordes7885]

Serendipity

[@nathanielhermanson6987]

Jimmy Carter right now looks like he can survive a couple more years left.

[@g.b569]

As an associate of Theodore Roosevelt said: Death had to take Roosevelt sleeping. For if he had been awake, there would have been a fight”

[@dannyarango9297]

That was actually thomas Marshall, Woodrow Wilson's VP

[@g.b569]

@@dannyarango9297 Thank you, I'm not up on American history

[@jakealter5504]

Teddy was a tough SOB

[@jaylonmcmiller9143]

@@jakealter5504 Teddy was the man of men. He was a true American Badass.

[@jakealter5504]

@@jaylonmcmiller9143 The only president to earn the Medal of Honor (although I’m surprised that it was never awarded to Grant or Eisenhower)

[@bettygreenhansen]

Registered Nurse here. I feel like I need to point out that getting wet, being in the rain etc does not kill a human. Bacteria and viruses however, do.

[@rannicel]

I’m confused how Martin Van Buren(the first president born in the US in 1782) did not become fat😂

[@soniatorres5227]

All the ones that were assassinated were very shocking and disturbing . Most of the others were old

[@LJB103]

Yes, but... was Garfield assassinated or did he die of medical malpractice?

[@soniatorres5227]

@@LJB103 well medical care wasn’t what it is now .

[@LJB103]

@@soniatorres5227 So true. Lister was just making his push against bacteria, but American doctors thought he was crazy.

[@jayy2949]

​@@LJB103oh man I was just thinking about that whole situation and how the Dr that brought the idea/proposition of washing hands in a basic freaking way before surgeries and I believe he also said washing off the scapel/ medical equipment that opened patients and what was used to extract and cut out whatever from inside patients ( my spelling is off when trying to type the tools names) and the medical board was so mad they had him locked in a mental hospital that was as typical for too long a very unsafe place for all but for patients most. And I read after 2 days in there, on the third they found him freshly beat to death by more than one orderly who may or may not have been told to/payed to do it. Then not too long after some of the same drs that condemned that very correct Dr, they were on board for signing off on it, I have been meaning to read more about it, it sounded like one of the drs that was responsible for imprisoning the right Dr that was killed had gotten credit later on for being one of the drs who so ingeniously figured out it was infecting patients and causing harm by not washing hands and tools. What a terrible thing to do, just pisses off ya as a whole, even if no drs did get credit and the orderlys on their own beat him to death, just the facts he was correctly offering up a life saving way to do things that hurt no one and cost nothing was then condemned as crazy and locked up only to straight away be beaten to death by staff. I'm thankful for that original Dr who figured out that basic solution and who went to offer it up as a new change to make it a policy, he died brutally but his work wether stolen or not was something crucial and I am thankful

[@JT-ev5jh]

Old age? Most died suffering from an illness. 😂😂

[@devonboulden2496]

Teddy Roosevelt did not contract malaria on his trip to South America (his last expedition before his death). He picked up malaria in Cuba. The strain he contracted wasn't the most deadly and the symptoms were 'treated' when he had flare-ups. His trip to South America was a nightmare where he became so ill he told his son, Kermit, to leave him to die. Kermit refused and they both somehow made it back to America.

[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

To be fair today they dont let the president out of the white house withoyt a bulletproof cadillac. For him to go on something as daring as a south american riverboat expedition after his 2 terms makes hin a very unique president in that way. He didnt just reture he went and seized an adventure with real life and death risks. If you ever looked into his expedition its crazy bro. He got back and they didnt believe it.

[@devonboulden2496]

@@TheAnnoyingBoss I read several books on Teddy. He's my version of Superman.

[@tomhalla426]

There were contemporary rumors that Harding’s wife poisoned him, supported by her refusal to permit an autopsy.

[@jamellfoster6029]

I can believe. He thotted around on her & hell has no fury like a woman scorned.

[@flamingsnake1124]

Fun fact: teddy Roosevelt snuck off on his honeymoon to climb the matter horn. He also went on a 2 day stakeout across a frozen lake.

[@theasian24601]

In 1956, a witness to Licoln's murder appeared on the game show i have a secret

[@highbrass7563]

Yeah I watched that recently

[@SStupendous]

Same year, last Civil War veteran died. 3 years earlier, the last adult combat veteran of the war died. Crazy to think about. James Albert Hard was out of the war by late 1863 and was 22 by the war's end. Adult veteran. Outlived Stalin and could've voted in the 1952 US presidential election.

[@Rugelacharugula]

Donald Trump = Big Mac.

[@gwilson664]

Tyler was called a traitor because he was one, not because of a stigma.

[@bellepierre24]

James Monroe was buried in NYC where he died. The cemetery which was in the East Village was later removed to make room for housing and it was then that Monroe was moved to Virginia. A friend on my owns the building on the site of Monroe's original grave & in the backyard is a plaque stating that Monroe once was buried there.

[@itzhakbentov6572]

Impressed by Gerald Ford’s health in later years. Amazed by how many early president’s deaths were hastened by their medical care!

[@flamingsnake1124]

Amazing what good Healthcare can do, most of us in the states don't get that though

[@jaydanwest6472]

0:07 George Washington 0:49 John Adams 1:25 Thomas Jefferson 2:01 James Madison 2:31 James Monroe 3:03 John Quincy Adams 3:35 Andrew Jackson 4:07 Martin Van Buren 4:38 William Henry Harrison 5:12 John Tyler 5:52 James K Polk 6:32 Zachary Taylor 7:17 Millard Fillmore 7:52 Franklin Pierce 8:26 James Buchanan 9:00 Abraham Lincoln 9:36 Andrew Johnson 10:05 Ulysses S Grant 10:36 Rutherford B Hayes 11:12 James A Garfield 11:53 Chester A Arthur 12:25 Grover Cleveland 12:56 Benjamin Harrison 13:29 William Mckinley 13:59 Theodore Roosevelt 14:32 William Howard Taft 15:05 Woodrow Wilson 15:43 Warren G Harding 16:16 Calvin Coolidge 16:46 Herbert Hoover 17:29 Franklin D Roosevelt 18:03 Harry S Truman 18:34 Dwight D Eisenhower 19:08 John F Kennedy 19:41 Lyndon B Johnson 20:13 Richard Nixon 20:43 Gerald Ford 21:17 Ronald Reagan 21:47 George HW Bush

[@CASTOY22]

Polk Did not die on July 15 he died on June 15 1849

[@jeffreybaier5312]

People forget that the lifespan was about 30 years old in the late 1700s.

[@dguy0386]

that is misleading though because of how many kids died young lowering the average, even in the 1700s if you made it to adulthood you were just as likely to live what we would consider a normal lifespan now

[@jeffreybaier5312]

@dguy0386 I agree with you, but I googled it, and they said 37 years of age. Infant mortality is a factor.

[@jdaily2293]

That’s all due to the infant mortality rate. If you remove that it’s much closer to late 70s of today than 30, if you escape childhood healthy back then you’ll live to your 50s at least.

[@SStupendous]

@@jeffreybaier5312 -So you proved what the guy said... there's no "but" about it, no offense mr.

[@danzarek]

Good video. It's Buffalonians, not Buffaloans (Millard Fillmore). Signed, a Buffalonian. 😉

[@MillennialWillieNelson]

I knew someone from WNY would correct the narrator (Canisius College grad and Elmira native)

[@40ozmangi]

Jimmy Carter still goin !

[@LeafFan1221]

His wife just died

[@curtpiazza1688]

Great informative educational video! 😊

[@nicktaylor2657]

Martin Van Buren: The original Van Buren boy 😊

[@shaunosmorrison8385]

John Tyler still has a living grandson

[@williamlundie3123]

I heard that he passed on fairly recently.

[@shaunosmorrison8385]

@@williamlundie3123 Harrison is still with us and turned 95 earlier this month

[@williamlundie3123]

@@shaunosmorrison8385 that's really good to hear. I thought he died. If he could recall any stories that his dad told him about his grandfather would be absolutely fascinating.

[@SStupendous]

@@williamlundie3123 I'm pretty sure he has a brother, so there's two of them alive still

[@Johnmhatheist]

One of his gransons died and there's another who's still alive.

[@angloaust1575]

This obsession with death! How they lived is more Interesting!

[@randyvienna2403]

I agree, I'm just brushing up on my jeopardy skills..

[@oceaser6977]

They’re were terrible human beings Slave owners, racist, war mongers and hugely incompetent

[@nathanielhermanson6987]

People who said “Where is Jimmy Carter” he is actually still alive in hospice care but he would not live for at least a couple more years.

[@johncordes7885]

Adams and Jefferson 50 years to the day. Not curious. As a practicing Mason..keep speculating! 33° and rising

[@geraldlloyd4640]

Medicine has come a long ways Wonder how many could have had bypass surgery and survived longer

[@siryukoncorneulius4986]

If only George Washington would have gotten proper treatment he still be alive today. That’s crazy.

[@markrandle4368]

it was stated that Buchanan biggest regret was secession, secession didn't start until Lincoln was elected.

[@markedwards3634]

Yes, you are correct, but secession began while Buchanan was the Lame duck president.

[@avon1243]

Very interesting. Most had a long life.

[@dyskelia]

In short, the majority of these guys sucked. If pneumonia didn’t get them, the doctors’ methods did.

[@highbrass7563]

Why is biden not in the video? That guy diedten years ago ahahaha

[@christopherfowler9777]

James Buchanan: "History rates me the worst.." Biden: "Hold my beer!!"

[@ColoradoCarrolls]

No shit, Like I said. "Please Biden, Take a trip down memory lane in Dallas" Makes you wonder, who really is running shit

[@Nebulasecura]

Andrew Johnson: hold my impeachment vote.

[@JIMANGRYFOOTCOMICS]

F. PIERCE: LITERALLY HOLD MY BEER...

[@Chrisman77]

Trump be like "nothing to see here"

[@louieblancarte2549]

Look up the Sienna College Research Institute list sweetheart, look where your 🍊buffoon ranks, you’re in for a shock 😂😂😂😂

[@hollymcknight8581]

Thank you so much for saying that President Bush used a wheelchair, and was not confined to a wheelchair. Used is so much more dignified and that is probably what he would have wanted since he was the president that signed the Americans with disabilities act on July 16, 1990.

[@LittleFalconFlight]

If grant couldnt eat how did he live long

[@ashleybrown5382]

Good question.

[@mvthesoftballqueen]

in my opinion abraham lincoln or george washington were the best presidents in history. they changed the country positively in so many ways, which at that time was very vital.

[@tommyriam8320]

14:43 Good Lord

[@frajoladellagato]

🍑

[@Alex-c9h6v]

The fact that Carter has lived over double the amount of time as Kennedy is mind-boggling

[@BurningGhosts]

Why did so many presidents die from cardiac arrest (i.e, heart attack) or phemonia?

[@JerroldGarrison]

Garfield, McKinley, Lincoln & Kennedy! The Fab Four…

[@rankalucard3960]

McKinley the racist

[@jasonsulham1979]

I thought Lincoln and Washington also were buried in Washington, D.C. at the White House

[@xaviercardoza1230]

No, George Washington was buried in Mt. Vernon, Virginia, while Abraham Lincoln was buried in Chicago, Illinois.

[@flamingsnake1124]

​@xaviercardoza1230 I thought Lincoln is in sprigfield?

[@lisabaez3934]

thomas Jefferson survives

[@nanottepierrelouis5455]

1732-1799 1735-1826 1743-1826 1751-1836 1758-1831 1767-1848 1767-1845 1782-1862 1773-1841 1790-1862 1795-1849 1784-1850 1800-1874 1804-1869 1791-1868 1809-1865 1808-1875 1822-1885 1822-1893 1831-1881 1829-1886 1837-1908 1833-1901 1837-1908 1843-1901 1858-1919 1857-1930 1856-1924 1865-1923 1872-1933 1874-1964 1882-1945 1884-1972 1890-1969 1917-1963 1908-1973 1913-1994 1913-2006 1911-2004 1924-2018

[@jamellfoster6029]

Ah Buchanan, the 1st gay President.

[@farpointgamingdirect]

Found the Alphabet Mobster in the room 👆

[@ladyhonor822]

GO NAVY SEALS 🇺🇲 NOSTROVIA ☦️ TEMPLE UNIVERSITY PHILADELPHIA USA 🇺🇲🪖💘🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 RIP.

[@GummyBearWA]

Can't wait for updates!

[@UndertaleFan424]

Buffaloans?

[@aarekoidurand435]

Thomas Jefferson dies before John Adams dies

[@daviddaniel387]

Carters next

[@CoopersChannel39]

Your Gonna jynx it stop

[@prestonharris5568]

18:31 sounds like he said idiot for a second

[@DavidsonKai]

Was hoping Brandon was in this video 😞

[@caseyrousseauwilliams457]

Thanks!

[@GeneMThompson]

It’s “Buffalonians”, not “Buffaloans”

[@madrush24]

I can't stand the background music SO MUCH that I can't watch this channel anymore.

[@timguerin7627]

Boo hooo is your feelings hurt 😂

[@danieldayton3497]

It’s “cannon” not “cannons” the narrator is uneducated

[@Jon-hk6ln]

Because Barbara was grabbing him

[@dacrohnswarrior]

I don’t think Adams ever said that. That’s just too much of a coincidence those were his last words when Jefferson died hours before. It’s easy to fabricate something like that.

[@Nebulasecura]

Historical accounts and eyewitnesses of those there: am I a joke to you?

[@SStupendous]

You sound in disbelief because you've only just heard this now, from what I can see

[@evensenj5670]

Allpresidents elected in a yr that ends withO died in office reagan broke the curse

[@evensenj5670]

The CIA called it the drop factor

[@kellyrichards6399]

Who’s the narrator of this channel

[@RedArrowTheGoat]

6:02 James Polk actually died June 15 not July 15

[@RuruFIN]

Wonder will Jimmy Carter be the first to live to 100yrs old. Under an year left to go.

[@LeafFan1221]

His wife just died

[@Tanzania94500]

15:03

[@stephaniesanderson6190]

Who cares?

[@tommyriam8320]

22:15 Merciless

[@bernicejenkins1515]

Looking forward to hearing similar story about trump this year.

[@Drcragory]

It's going to be so awesome when Trump makes this list.

[@IMSITTINGONTHETOILET]

Watch MOJO already covered this and in much better detail

[@jodavey]

I think the death date 4th of July is a story for the tourists. I Dont buy it. James Monroe also died on July 4😂

[@tommyriam8320]

11:57 Chester Arthur was *not* an Article II 'natural born Citizen' having been born to a NON-U.S. Citizen Father, he was in fact, born a British Citizen through the 'right of the blood'(jus sanguinis) via his father, this was his natural and rightful inheritance at birth. He he was Constitutionally Ineligible for both the Offices he eventually came to occupy, the Vice-Presidency and Presidency of the United States. It was however, at the time, his _place_ of birth(jus soli) that came into controversy. Vermont or just over the border in Canada? Though either way it would not matter vis-a-vis Article II 'natural born Citizen' since he was born a Brit through the blood..like obama by the way. Both Usurpers

[@TheTrainMan570]

Can’t wait to add Trump to this list.

[@lichnost99]

carter?

[@IMSITTINGONTHETOILET]

Biden will be on the updated version soon. Jimmy Carter will outlive that goof

[@noahhyde8769]

Biden wasn't even legitimately elected, so should he even be included?

[@LJB103]

Hopefully Baby Donnie Bone Spurs will predecease them both if this country has any luck.

[@christopherfowler9777]

I think he died 5 years ago and somebody forgot to tell him...

[@noahhyde8769]

Actually the country wants him back in the White House. He's leading Biden in the polls.@@LJB103

[@jimmydeanpatterson1422]

Jimmy Carter will probably outlive us all.