How Every President Died

[@iammrbeat]

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[@dereklee796]

E

[@reenreeniest5263]

good morning herbert

[@dogeboibeflying6244]

Water

[@jimmyz2684]

I love WHH’s. So fitting his last words were long-winded rambling.

[@MrGiygas1]

Now do how every predident was born

[@davididiart5934]

"God, take me." Damn. Eisenhower got to give the order himself. Talk about a Commander in Chief.

[@warlordofbritannia]

Absolute CHAD move

[@abrandenburg10]

Eisenhower was a legend for every moment he was on this planet

[@warlordofbritannia]

@@abrandenburg10 Well, I mean, there’s that time he didn’t pardon the Rosenbergs, but otherwise yeah-Dwight D had dat BDE (big dick energy)

[@abrandenburg10]

@@warlordofbritannia shhhhhh

[@Sparrow374]

Kinda arrogant of him, but ok

[@mamoonblue]

the virgin “food is tasty” vs the chad “the nourishment is palatable.”

[@iammrbeat]

Instant classic comment 😄

[@ecksdee9768]

@@iammrbeat gghgggg gg

[@jakubpociecha8819]

The average "food" fan vs the average "nourishment" enjoyer

[@derrickT0607]

“The nourishment is palatable” chads vs the “food is tasty” virgins be like: FIGHT

[@dogeboibeflying6244]

EGG

[@EverythingIsMacabre]

John Tyler’s exchange with his doctor is terrifying. Essentially “Okay I’m gonna die.” “Please don’t?” “Might as well.”

[@Directionless.Sponge]

I mean, can't argue with that lol

[@Dankreaper124]

@Cristina🔞👇 this is a real shit time

[@zayjacksontv8035]

I feel back for laughing at ur comment 🤣

[@keekeeru]

I made Ur likes From 999 to 1k for no reason

[@Idriveaholden]

@Cristina🔞👇 bahahah worst time

[@Zitsanrael1117]

I've heard it said that while Grant was suffering from the cancer, he described the sensation he felt while drinking a cup of water as "pouring a vial of molten lava down my throat" or something along those lines. One of the reasons I adore Grant so much is that this is the time when he was writing his memoirs because he wanted to do anything he could to help provide for his wife after he was gone. The guy was suffering unbelievable agony, knew he was going to die soon, yet he spent 12+ hours a day writing, with no guarantee that it would actually amount to anything, just because he wanted to do anything he could to see to it that his wife had some support after he died. He would sadly die only 3 days after he finished writing and to say that his efforts paid off would be a huge understatement. Grant's memoirs is one the most successful books in American history. Grant is my personal favorite president in American history. He was a hell of a man and his is a legacy that all men should strive to live up to.

[@almac664]

Do you know that Grant as commander of the Union force instructed them to burn every farm they came across. Kill, maim (some would r a p e the women) as they marched south after the surrender of General Lee. Regardless of who's side you are on, or what values you believe to be righteous; those acts were heinous and down right demonic. Yes our country survived after the Civil War; but Grant was no saint. Neither side acted noble to be fair, both sides treated POWs with disdain; but Grant did much worse in my opinion, because surrender had done been established; and innocents were brutally attacked.

[@officialmonarchmusic]

Grant was honestly astounding to hear about. Just, everything about him and what he did. Truly probably one of the best people to be president

[@Iamyourpadisah]

He was also doing his writing with no painkillers, as the only available one was opium that made him too sleepy and clouded his mind. He'd write for as long as he could bear the pain, eat some bread soaked in milk because it was about the only food he could swallow, and only then take the opium so he could sleep and start over the next day.

[@jowens197]

Did you happen to read his biography by any chance? I'm reading the one by Ron chernow and it talks about that. Truly underrated president

[@Zitsanrael1117]

@@jowens197 I'm reading his autobiography now. I haven't read the Chernow one yet, but hopefully I'll find time to get around to it soon.

[@reidye]

Glad old Abe was enjoying a hilarious show before his mind was blown

[@antoniocamacho4412]

That's...one way to put it

[@blukester7994]

Bruh someone already made that dumb joke

[@nikapodakar5939]

thank you for that comment, it made my day XD

[@iammrbeat]

He had a great sense of humor.

[@johnnyc447]

lol

[@angelserenade]

"If he was awake, there would be a fight" What a badass statement for Sir Roosevelt

[@Nightmarefoxy30000]

Roosevelt is the type of guy to beat Death to literal death

[@benwesley5260]

Just imagine showing up at the White House with extremely important information for Teddy. “Where is the president?” “Ugh, I dunno.” “WUT” “I think he went hunting somewhere” “When will he be back?” “Maybe tomorrow? Maybe next week? Probably next month.”

[@Mountain.Frost.]

Teddy is hot

[@mharris5047]

Teddy Roosevelt was one character, wasn't he? I wouldn't want to get into a fistfight with him.

[@oldgreggsmadmemes4431]

@@mharris5047 considering the man took a shot to the upper chest and laughed at the guy who shot him then gave a fucking speach I would agree

[@littlemittenz7553]

My grandmothers 13th birthday actually was on the day that JFK died. She said she was sitting in class, talking to all her friends as they wished her a happy birthday , and the overhead speaker turned on. They announced how the president had just been assassinated and she broke into tears. Even thinking about it every birthday makes her sad. She is currently 71

[@idosounds]

It must've been hard to hear the news of him being shot.

[@whyareyoureadingthis5308]

You could say she was blown away I'm sorry

[@chrischandler889]

Oh no a Statist was shot... Oh no... I say this sarcastic stuff because to hold these politicians up on these huge pedestals is basically pseudo religious level nonsense. It is ridiculous.

[@slumprage_777]

God bless your grandma I hope she lives a long rest of her life

[@H0n35t]

Bless your grandmother and stay safe! Rest in piece JFK... I arrived at NYC 2 days ago now I realized that this comment was here since 2 days ago

[@samuelberz1476]

FDR: "I have a terrific headache." JFK: "Me too buddy."

[@Eagle_the_18th]

Abe: “welcome to the club”

[@PhenomLM10]

Fdr felt Lincoln's headache and then jfk felt them both, why good presidents (including fdr he was only 60) passed away early

[@Satire_Filmz]

@@Eagle_the_18thWilliam McKinley: “I don’t feel so good”

[@AlfredoPuente8]

That was comedic timing.

[@Stick11-w4k]

@@Satire_Filmz James A. Garfield:Me too

[@Filip-ko8wl]

fun fact, it took 175 years until one president surpassed John Adams advanced age of 90, Reagan was the first to surpass him but his predecessor Ford also did later on. They were followed by Bush senior and of course Jimmy Carter is still going strong edit: RIP Jimmy

[@iammrbeat]

That's crazy town

[@rogerpenroset.blaine4233]

That's crazy town

[@mlpok102]

Modern medicine 💊

[@Sisyphos420]

Carter will die a Centenarian.

[@kryptonianknight2344]

Is Clinton’s health really that bad?

[@thecreepers3478]

2:01 George Washington 2:31 Thomas Jefferson and John Adams 3:52 James Monroe 4:15 James Madison 4:46 William Henry Harrison 5:37 Andrew Jackson 6:10 John Quincy Adams 6:27 James Polk 6:54 Zachary Taylor 7:41 Martin Van Buren and John Tyler 8:39 Abraham Lincoln 9:20 James Buchanan 9:40 Franklin Pierce 10:17 Miller Fillmore 10:34 Andrew Johnson 10:54 James Garfield 11:54 Ullysses Grant 12:11 Chester a Arthur 12:19 Rutherford Hayes 12:42 Benjamin Harrison 13:04 William McKinley 13:49 Grover Cleveland 14:14 Theodore Roosevelt 15:00 Warren Harding 15:46 Woodrow Wilson 16:15 William Howard Taft 16:48 Calvin Coolidge 17:00 Franklin d Roosevelt 17:29 John f Kennedy 18:46 Herbert Hoover 19:08 Dwight Eisenhower 19:21 Harry Truman 19:33 Lyndon b Johnson 20:03 Richard Nixon 20:13 Ronald Reagan 20:49 Gerald Ford 20:58 George h w bush Sr Presidents who are still alive Bill Clinton George bush Jr Barrack Obama Donald trump Joe Biden Update: Jimmy Carter died in 29th December 2024

[@BladeTNT2018]

Crazy how Carter is still 97

[@ThunderTheBlackShadowKitty]

I'm surprised that Clinton is still around considering he has heart problems. And Carter is just...wow. He's immortal like the Queen.

[@waverider6302]

Wow thanks dude

[@AyeeeItsAlii]

@@ThunderTheBlackShadowKitty Please don't jinx it bro she _HAS_ to go before him

[@Boypogikami132]

Remove trump :/

[@sminem6572]

Polk's last words brought tears to my eyes. He passed peacefully, while being able to spend his final moments alone with his wife of 25 years, whom he professed his eternal love to before going. Nothing else was more important to him in his final moments besides his wife. No doubt the love they had was real, as she stayed a widow for 42 years after until her death. Makes sense why it was the last thing he wanted to say and for her to know before she could never hear him say it again. An incredibly sweet and lovely way to pass.

[@saraharrison6836]

Colonel Ezekiel Polk. The family had to hide his tombstone while Polk was campaigning for president.

[@closetedgothqueen]

Ikr I wonder how much pain his wife wudve felt.

[@ash5779]

no death is ever truly ‘peaceful’. everyone will grieve the life on earth they’re getting taken away while they’re dying. but pretty sweet that he got to remind her of his ‘eternal’ love even when he is no more :(

[@DrCranberry]

Smimen, why'd you have to do Gritchka like that...

[@alastor8091]

If you remarry after losing your spouse.... lmao.

[@iamnotashit1613]

Jimmy Carter has passed away today at the age of 100 years old. May he rest in peace… :(

[@Kittycat_can_see_you]

@iamnotashit1613 he didn't even experience 2025.

[@urgedviper81isback47]

Dude he was in hospice. There’s no way he could’ve carried on past New Year’s. But he served this country well. 🫡

[@samarmisra4922]

Exactly. ​@Kittycat_can_see_you and he died at 100 rather than over or under 100. What a remarkable man Carter is and he is amazin.

[@oldaddycrafton9611]

Carter is ranked with Biden for the worst presidents in American history, but at least Carter was a real person with a good heart and not a machine made crook

[@ThunderTheBlackShadowKitty]

A lot of those presidents died from heart problems or strokes...stress can often be a contributing factor to heart attacks and stroke. That is scary to think. Look at how they aged in just a few years in office. A lot of us like to talk trash about the presidents for not doing a good job, but just take a moment to realize how difficult a job it must be. Being POTUS is like being the single parent of a 3 year old.

[@alonkatz4633]

Plus, a lot of them had all sorts of medical conditions before, so that didn't help

[@iammrbeat]

Or 330 million 3 year olds 😄

[@ITSMeatMan]

@@iammrbeat good zinger!

[@warlordofbritannia]

The classic example is to take a look at a picture of Lincoln from 1861…then look at one from 1865 You can visibly see this dude put on twenty years in four

[@mike04574]

Most people die of heart attacks and a lot die of strokes

[@Sandstripe1]

Fun fact: Andrew Jackson had a pet African Gray parrot and its said at his funeral, the bird proceeded to swear as loud as possible in front of all the mourning tenants. He caused such a ruckus, he had to be carried out of the house in order for the service to continue.

[@nubbs4753]

He was actually carried out of the room initially, but he was so loud that he eventually had to be removed entirely.

[@Dabros5]

Popcorn

[@whitehorse8558]

Man, that sucks. It's hard to tell, but if that bird really loved him, he might have been stressing out from the grief and repeating phrases he had heard.

[@zackcross7190]

I’m sure Jackson would’ve laughed his ass off had he seen that.

[@dme1016]

As Jackson was an avowed racist, I wouldn't be surprised if the bird used the N-word. It prolly heard it a lot from it's owner. Imagine that.....squawking "N*****! N*****! throughout the service for it's dead, scummy owner.

[@kaijuslayer3334]

I’m glad out of all the Presidents, my boy Theodore got the most peaceful leave of all. Seemingly recovering and peacefully passing in his sleep after one last request to turn out the light. Truly, Death had to wait till he was asleep to take him without a fuss.

[@sheer9203]

Yeah

[@ballhawk387]

He nearly died during an expedition, in which he reportedly actually asked to be left behind to die to improve the odds of the others. That was evidently why he died relatively young, though very fit for most of his life.

[@kaijuslayer3334]

@@ballhawk387 He was definitely a fit man. But he just had been given a bad hand of cards with the whole asthma thing.

[@jeffnewton5881]

Roosevelt was a badass. Nothing more, nothing less

[@BigBoss549]

Definitely one of the best Presidents! Glad he went peacefully

[@rl9217]

Unfortunately, as of today, this video is now outdated. Rest in peace, Jimmy Carter. He lived a very long and accomplished life, and I wish his family all the best moving forward.

[@5thchannelofJayveon]

What the? Tank yu("thank you" in Minionese) for that. R.I.P

[@ollie.cosplay]

Poor John Adams. Last words dedicated to a best friend who he didn’t know had passed. 😢

[@ollie.cosplay]

John Tyler: SLUUUURP Aight, I’m out. His doctor: no, plea- John Tyler: yes hehe

[@stephanietinaza2121]

you know john f kennedy's a supportive father but he deserves to be alive until today

[@yamataichul]

I feel like he saw him last minute... In my country (Romania) we are more used to the saying: "X called Y and took them alongside with them". Is more expected to be spouses but other relatives and close friends are just as valid to be seen meeting each other on the crossroads

[@DragonTamer31K]

@@ollie.cosplay typical Tyler behavior

[@officerbug]

actually they were enemies, he said "thomas survives" because he had beaten him, even though he had already died

[@darkknight5541]

John Adams: "Thomas Jefferson survives." Thomas Jefferson: "I'm going to pretend I didn't hear that."

[@Motheren.]

Lol!

[@timesnewlogan2032]

"You just couldn't let me have it, could you? You just HAD to nay-say me one last time!"

[@izanagisburden9465]

@@timesnewlogan2032 classic homie moment

[@dead_channel_lol]

Nah, he didn't hear that

[@purplesamurai5205]

He didn't really need to pretend

[@MADKapo]

"Death had to take Roosevelt sleeping, for if he had been awake there would have been a fight" The absolute chad.

[@giftedbeeytscp]

“Doom music intensifies”

[@Phontyphonographchannel]

-thomas R marshell

[@IS34PreteristForce]

RIP Jimmy Carter, who is currently the only president to have been a centenarian, living up to the age of 100. He definitely had a commendable post-presidency, which clearly shows how amiable and benevolent he truly was.

[@SageArdor]

To help people understand what killed Gerald Ford: - arteriosclerotic cerebrovascular disease: his brain wasn't getting enough blood flow - diffuse arteriosclerosis: his blood vessels all around his body were stiffening up to the point of no longer being able to properly carry blood

[@jaycoolsavage4661]

Thank you

[@philchigges2955]

Screw that Warren commission liar.good riddance bastard.

[@DulfyBee]

Ouch

[@upandawaygames]

More commonly known as "hardening of the arteries".

[@The_Doctor_of_Rhodes_Island]

16:25 I’m proud that Taft took his health very seriously, just look at that health dedication!

[@Grodycell]

Taft is the bestest president of all time (or, at least, one of my favorites)

[@elhadj3475]

@@Grodycell no way he was stupid

[@squog8009]

Taft on that grind.

[@Spartey]

@@elhadj3475 elaborate

[@Spartey]

@@elhadj3475 oh wait yeah I agree. I misread that as Teddy Roosevelt for some reason. Taft ultimately failed to follow Roosevelt’s policies, which would have helped a lot during the time.

[@Mortebianca]

The last words from Kennedy were chilling.

[@stanhunter6454]

First

[@alessandramontali7234]

Grande mortebianca

[@TheLegoMaster261]

Depressingly ironic as well.

[@G4L4XYISIDK]

Water.

[@Łizzy-y8n]

What timestop?

[@JoshSamimi2024]

Who here after Jimmy Carter died

[@joeyplays5078xx]

Me. Where did you get the news from? I got it from Fox News.

[@JoshSamimi2024]

@ I got it from abc News Australia

[@singusthetexan]

@@JoshSamimi2024someone told me that he died

[@JoshSamimi2024]

@@singusthetexan same my dad told me and then I checked abc news and it was true

[@BladeTNT2018]

Me. I was checking news when this popped up

[@MFPhoto1]

Some medical historians theorize that if Lincoln would not have been shot, he still would not have survived his second term, but would have died of circulatory or heart failure. Have you ever noticed how Lincoln was often pictured with a blanket over his legs to keep them warm? This indicates a serious circulatory problem, which doctors of that time would probably have missed diagnosing.

[@Aaron-xk5qk]

Cool theory

[@cheezybrotherstudios]

Yeah they just didn’t have the proper nutrition or medicine to keep a 6 foot+ man alive back then. Also there were a lot of pissed off racists after the war, I think he would have eventually met a bullet.

[@sheilarough236]

Medical historians speculate that Lincoln suffered from Marfan’s syndrome, which would affected his heart

[@katemaloney4296]

@@cheezybrotherstudios No. Historians believe he had Marfan's Syndrome. He was a ticking time bomb.

[@spartanbale1878]

@@Paonporteur Lincoln could have helped the country reform from the war just like Washington did after the revolution yeah too bad he died, maybe the country could have skipped the slow ascent into equality if he lived. Imagine how bad the country would be if Washington died quickly like Lincoln did.

[@thelittleagustus.2292]

Jackson saying "we will all meet in heaven" gave me a chuckle considering how many times he broke the "Do not kill" commandment XD

[@sayosweeti5757]

Legit- lmfao idk if slave owners go to heaven lmao

[@RobertSoul123]

If obedience of God's commandments dictate whether a person "goes to Heaven" every president has gone to hell

[@thetoughunicorn1679]

@@RobertSoul123 everyone would go to hell, literally everyone

[@HOTD108_]

@@SimSim-zf9if Neither is there a Hell. Both places are fictional.

[@TarbleSs1]

@@RobertSoul123 That's why we need God's forgiveness and not his judgement as sinners

[@AlekWheeler]

Tafts post presidency is particularly inspiring: didn’t sit on his ass, got in shape, got the Chief Justice position he always wanted and probably succeeded further than as president. He’s second with only Carter having a better time, in terms of the best post presidency’s

[@iammrbeat]

Well put!

[@dj71162]

Too bad Carter was a crap President.

[@AlekWheeler]

@@dj71162 one could argue he had a crap, porkbarrelled Congress used to doing things a certain way and Carter tried to change Washington, and both put their feet down….but I’m a big believer in the old phase “the buck stops here”, so I’m not going to say Carter isn’t blameless. A clash of personalities for sure at least, is why he failed as president.

[@HenrythePaleoGuy]

@@dj71162 Not as bad as a lot of others.

[@eldorados_lost_searcher]

@@HenrythePaleoGuy Buchanan certainly didn't set the bar high.

[@AshlyCeped]

the president of 2080 when he is going to died his last word were "ErEm WhAt ThE SiGma i still got rizz'

[@schkiddows6835]

@@AshlyCeped makes sense for those to be their last words, as I imagine they would be followed with an assassination

[@redrox3312]

Nah they gonna be using their own slangs from that era

[@Neinstika1940]

What a brainrot to say that but it's funny

[@jamellfoster6029]

My Mom was 12 when JFK was assassinated. She told me so much about it. I'm blessed to have my 71 year old Mom still with me...

[@anikagh]

how old are you?

[@jamellfoster6029]

@@anikagh 43... I was born during the Carter Administration... I'm a blessed middle aged Mom of 7 amazing kids ranging in age from nearly 25 to nearly 11...

[@StephanieMT]

my dad was 3

[@jamellfoster6029]

@@StephanieMT your Dad is the age of my mother in law... My husband has young parents whereas mine are (were in my late Dad's case) older...

[@Teesleazey]

Wow

[@warlordofbritannia]

Poor James Garfield--survived the Civil War's bloodiest battle in proportion to numbers engaged (Chickamauga) only to die because of some jilted jobber and an incredibly inept surgeon Also, Grant's "Water" is absolutely haunting

[@iammrbeat]

Life is mostly about luck

[@Mrnulet]

12:21 world war i

[@Mrnulet]

13:43 World War I

[@Mrnulet]

14:00 World war 1

[@WallaceBreenFromKentucky]

@@Mrnulet 6:94:20 World war i

[@superduper2813]

"You're not dead to me" That's the most beautiful thing I've ever heard. You are a rockstar to me

[@thebrodyguy]

"Although if Jimmy Carter sticks around a few more years" This aged well

[@8boll767]

Ok.

[@AFanOfCinema]

Yeah, and Jimmy Carter got to leave this world with a good legacy

[@j2003a]

Not really he did stick around a few years to reach 100

[@blakewilliams2185]

I doubt that anybody will believe me, but Mr. Beat was my economics teacher in high school. He gave us an assignment where we had to write a song parody but about economics. I did a Neil Young song about Fredrich Hayek and Milton Keynes, he was quite pleased with the choice of artist. One of the coolest teachers I ever had, along with a history teacher from the same school. I clicked this video because the topic was right up my alley, I did a triple take when I saw who it was. I knew he did videos back then, but I never expected him to pop up in my recommended with over 500k views. If you read this, good on you Mister Beat, I'm glad the internet finds you as entertaining as I did.

[@schaferhundschmidt1798]

You have to YT the song, Blake.

[@twincherry4958]

Awww

[@1mgofepinephrine120]

Post the lyrics!

[@maliataliai1955]

I believe you 🤗

[@timesnewlogan2032]

Honestly, I think Abe would have been happy knowing he'd die laughing. Also, his last words before leaving for Ford's Theater and his fate were "I suppose it's time to go, though I'd much rather stay."

[@rosemariemarkell9189]

Lol he'd rather die watching a funny play than leaving the theater.

[@carolinedduncan]

@@rosemariemarkell9189 No it was before he left to GO TO the theater so he would rather stay home then go watch the play

[@arandomhandle33444]

I think his words were what mr beat said.He went into a coma afterwards

[@deleetiusproductions3497]

Oddly fitting, considering what happened next.

[@hurpdurp3669]

"You certainly can't say that the people of Dallas haven't given you a nice welcome, Mr. President." *Okay, that's the very definition of jinxing it*

[@Maya-bu2rf]

A lot worse than what we say in Florida. Welcome to Florida, now go home!

[@gailbirchall2163]

And who slunk down in his seat when his car entered the plaza, Johnson 😁

[@Maya-bu2rf]

@@gailbirchall2163 he did not have to do anything. He was part of it. See the KZbin video of a conversation with his mistress. She said he told her that after tomorrow the Irish problem would be over. He was a big womanizer. A creepy thought, but true. I have seen it a couple of times. There is also one where the telephone operator at Parkland Hospital took a call from him asking if the president was dead. He did not say who he was and he did not disguise his voice. Every Texan knew him and his voice. He called three times. From the time this happened when I was 8 years old I always believed he was part of it. That is why Oswald had to die. I have thought for a long time that LBJ, J. Edgar Hoover, and George HW Bush were part of the group. Bush was working with the CIA recruiting Cuban fighters and was in Dallas that day. He was working between Houston and Miami during the week.

[@gailbirchall2163]

@@Maya-bu2rf I totally, totally agree with you, and did not know of the mistress and telephone calls. Oswald had to go, and it was obvious that the shooting of him was staged at the police station. Ruby just happens to have a gun on him, just happens to meet face-to-face with Oswald, on the right day, the right hour of the day, the right area. Old Slinky in his limo said it all when he slumped down in the back seat when turning into the plazza, leaving his wife open to a stray bullet. The U.S administration and U.K have a great deal of blood upon their hands, and are not above having people murdered, as with Kennedy, and I strongly suspect Lincoln, that Lincoln had to go, and a way was made for him in the Ford theatre

[@Maya-bu2rf]

@@gailbirchall2163 I watched a history detectives show where they went into the National Archives and found letters written by Lincoln to get an Army Quartermaster off court martial charges twice. He did it as a political favor and even says he hopes to get votes from Mississippi because of this. He was afraid he would not be re-elected. The Quartermaster was getting Union soldiers onto paddle boats to ship them up the Mississippi River to get them home after the war. This was ten days after the death of Lincoln. The boat was built for about 300 passengers. In his greed he put 2000+ soldiers and some civilians onto a boat called the Sultana. It sank due to overcrowding and about 1800 people died. No one was blamed and charged. The detectives said there was more than enough evidence to impeach Lincoln so they thought he would prefer to be dead! I saw it on Amazon prime tv. I have a friend who was related to Dr. Mudd who helped John Wilkes Booth by setting his leg. What I do not understand is if he had a broken leg how did he get away from the theater? I was always a history fan, but I never heard of the sinking of the Sultana until the show.

[@MrMultichris234]

Time to update this video. R.I.P Jimmy Carter...

[@cross_byte]

you are the first carter comment here

[@swifty_stawra]

yeah rip

[@normenopo62X]

Well the info was released publicy about 2 hours ago ​@cross_byte

[@WulfieZi]

Grant: *famous for drinking whiskey* Also Grant: "water"

[@radiatedcandy336]

Might as well stop while you can

[@swarnimvajpai6373]

Captain haddock would be disgusted lol

[@Brant74]

Bruh

[@upandawaygames]

Should have mentioned the long history of smoking free cigars.

[@GetMeOutOfMyMisery]

Funny how my first words were "Water" (In Spanish) and Grant's last words were also "Water" lol.

[@shanefrederick7731]

I love that Coolidge knew the carpenter's name. Little things like that say a lot about someone's character.

[@aeaeeaeae]

If there was an afterlife, imagine how John Adams would've felt to see Thomas Jefferson there, immediately after saying "Thomas Jefferson survives."

[@FallingPicturesProductions]

Adams: You motherfucker. Jefferson: Miss me that much?

[@joytaime6890]

adams' last words are arguably my favorite considering the context

[@mharris5047]

@@FallingPicturesProductions I would like to be able to say that John Adams and Thomas Jefferson have been drinking together in Heaven for the past 150 plus years but Jefferson wasn't a Christian so he likely went to Hell. John Adams, Sr., John F. Kennedy, George Bush, Sr. and Ronnie Reagan are probably having a grand old time together in Heaven, though.

[@kennethwayne6857]

@@mharris5047 Kennedy didn't exactly embrace Catholic values. Christians do frown on adultery. I wish him the best though, as I was raised to believe in a forgiving and merciful God.

[@AndyHappyGuy]

@@mharris5047 what if there is no heaven and only a blank afterlife.

[@harrytodhunter5078]

Gonna have to make an updated video now Mr beat 😢

[@Kittycat_can_see_you]

Rip carter

[@sujosrw3272]

Theodore Roosevelt was honestly so badass I could actually picture him fighting off whatever was trying to kill him on the inside. He would challenge professional boxers to fight him and he would hunt and fight animals

[@GENOSAD]

America's greatest president. We need another one like him.

[@snek6582]

he also survived an assassination attempt

[@dandyrebellion]

He also is what teddy bears were named after- he was known as Teddy Roosevelt because he refused to shoot a baby bear while out on a hunting trip. :)

[@ALittleMoreMe]

@Max Perlmutter He disliked being called "Teddy". People still called him that, 'tis well...

[@dandyrebellion]

@Max Perlmutter he had a 500 page speech in his pocket that slowed the bullet enough that it didn't get to his lungs!

[@KidFresh71]

"'Tis Well." Washington was such a boss on every level. To be offered a lifetime rule and turn it down; that is a rare man indeed. The stuff of legends. Not exactly a "hot take" or controversial opinion, but Washington and Lincoln will forever be my favorite U.S. Presidents.

[@phyllisruthmick739]

Great comment. I couldn't agree more. 🖖 Live Long And Prosper ✨💫

[@paulfool8728]

Washington was not hungry for power and wealth . Unlike other presidents , kings , dictators , Sultans who glued themselves to the throne because the wealth that they plundered were not enough !

[@frankygmanentertainment5835]

Washington, JFK, and Teddy Roosevelt

[@briankady1456]

Here's something interesting about George Washington. He was afraid of being buried alive, so he gave instructions to be buried at least two days after he died.

[@Carlo_von_Habsburg]

My favourite presidents would be Washington lincoln and teddy roosevelt.

[@ninjawarrior8994]

Take 2: When Jimmy Carter was born, William Howard Taft (inaugurated in 1909) was still alive. For all we know... people born today (while he's still alive) could be president in the 2070s/80s.

[@iammrbeat]

There we go... :)

[@jakubpociecha8819]

@Philip Greenwald And three presidents were born when Truman was president

[@runnethdown]

@Philip Greenwald FDR's presidency *was* so long ago. Biden is old as fuck

[@michalbarcik]

@Philip Greenwald And Elizabeth II was NOT a queen, when he was born.

[@rickardkaufman3988]

@@michalbarcik Yeah, she was just a teenager when her father was King.

[@blockhead10]

And now Jimmy Carter.

[@KarterWalker-w3h]

@@blockhead10 Ik 😭

[@HumanLmao]

as a recent dead person myself, i gotta say its not bad everything i worked on while living doesn't effect me anymore (could be seen as good or bad) but there really isn't worries u gotta deal with when dead, u can even met the most interesting people to have ever lived overall a 8/10 experience

[@catter8129]

how'd you die

[@HumanLmao]

@@catter8129 i died from shock i found out someone cares about ur opinion and was so surprised i died of shock

[@sigluchowdhury2748]

Damn rip

[@GarrettRatliff96]

I’m only dead on the inside

[@goofy4643]

rip

[@phantomthedevil]

The other presidents: random quotes Ulysses Grant: *W A T E R*

[@jennasotelo166]

I can’t lie. I kinda laughed at that one 😭

[@flyyhighhr]

honestly the most bone chilling one

[@dwayneanderson5872]

😂😂😂

[@gorillablvd1945]

Ha W A T E R

[@betsygroves1973]

Thee best excuse to die I think is dehydration.

[@ssoysaucesamurai]

Trump almost made it into this video today Edit - Almost got assassinated twice now LOL

[@therealBiba]

:((

[@zpr92]

@@ssoysaucesamurai yep glad he’s still here Edit: Ty for 20 likes!

[@Minigameskid-d9]

Yep

[@CortHiatt]

@@zpr92said no one with a brain…God will have the final laugh in November. And an innocent man lost his life…why hasn’t your felon reached out to his family?

[@yakystamkanal1177]

​@@CortHiatt melon

[@sarahluvs2sing166]

Jackson’s last words were awfully sweet for someone as cruel as he was

[@amied7361]

I agree that was actually wholesome moment

[@aaronamador-melo1007]

What were they

[@superiorbeing1111]

@@aaronamador-melo1007 5:59

[@CZ-PC]

Especially considering he definitely isn't going to heaven lmao.

[@Guh568]

What is the matter with my dear children? Have i alarmed you? Oh,do not cry be good children and we will all meet in heaven

[@jackotherstar]

“I have tried so hard to do right” is honestly my favorite with how deep it is.

[@oakknot1902]

The fact that Herbert Hoover lived while Andrew Johnson was still alive and died after jfk is mind blowing

[@Howdeejustmee]

That’s actually amazing

[@oakknot1902]

@@Howdeejustmee in other words, He lived while Andrew Johnson was alive and saw Obama

[@gwenpolo1307]

>JFK >Mind blowing

[@Benjifan2000]

Another impressive thing about Hoover is that he was the only ex-president for nearly 20 years. From the time FDR became president on March 4, 1933, until the time Harry Truman left office on January 20, 1953.

[@devingoodman0567]

Great word play

[@luigisworld7694]

R.I.P. Jimmy Carter “The 39th President of the United States” October 1, 1924 - December 29, 2024

[@treman722]

That Andrew Jackson quote is the least-Jackson thing I ever heard.

[@Authorandgamer]

I thought it would be "Darn kids get off my lawn."

[@eldorados_lost_searcher]

Earlier, he said that he regretted not shooting Henry Clay, and not hanging John C. Calhoun. So there's that.

[@lukedetering4490]

His parrot made up for this at his funeral

[@tinyperson27]

@@lukedetering4490 for people don’t know, at Andrew Jackson’s funeral he had his parrot there and the parrot wouldn’t stop swearing

[@user-md3wm7vu1f]

ikr. maybe in the end he was just a scared little bitch when it came to his own mortality

[@wingedbluj1674]

The reason I remember the story of the death of James Garfield so much is A: He could have lived if doctors back then sterilized their hands and tools, and B: He was shot on my birthday, July 2nd.

[@londonvigil7786]

i have the same birthday also, and he's also one of my favorites. :))

[@peperoni3939]

Same birthday here, too

[@aevenova9780]

The fact Jefferson and Adams passed on the same day, on the 50th anniversary is just.... poetic 🇺🇸

[@tinacayton622]

You’re a furry

[@Vulcan101]

“It’s like poetry they rhyme”-George Lucas

[@hypernova9363]

“Thomas Jefferson lives” - John Adams

[@OhioSenpai69]

“It’s the fourth” -Thomas Jefferson

[@tuesdayx]

0:21 hey, dead guy here. My spirit remains to criticize the American Political System and write dinky little tunes

[@djlopez7976]

Cool!

[@noriegathan]

Cool!

[@vrsa2x]

You deserve more respect

[@tuesdayx]

@@vrsa2x y'all can respect my spirit by enjoying my dinky little tunes

[@873Official]

I respect!

[@icyboi7039]

10:25 my man basically said “good soup” then fucking died.

[@Bill.Cipher00]

@Cristina🔞👇 Get out BOT!

[@ihateroxy2.024]

I wish that's how i died, eating a delicious meal and then, BLOP, ded

[@Maybe_sen_N]

Hmm good

[@jackbrosnan6668]

Don't swear!

[@thenamelessdragonfish]

@Cristina🔞👇 um… can you *NOT* write this dumb stuff please?

[@alonkatz4633]

Grant died trying to read the intro for his favorite TV show, "Avatar: The Last Airbender"

[@iammrbeat]

That's likely how I'll go, too.

[@warlordofbritannia]

…I didn’t think anything could make Grant more awesome in my eyes, but you’ve proved me wrong!

[@TheStarswearee]

All these comments are gonna make me go to hell, I shouldn't be laughing!

[@florjanbrudar692]

@@TheStarswearee I rightfully am not laughing.

[@StarscreamTrueDecepticonLeader]

👁👄👁

[@justisolated5621]

12:08 I nearly chocked on my water when he said Grant's last word. The way the music fades when he said it

[@ness3446]

"Water." -Ulysses Grant, July 23rd, 1885

[@Antonio-fj5gs]

Such Great words

[@asheep7797]

then we've'd 2 people who's last words were "water"

[@tinamarie9136]

@@asheep7797 LoI

[@Guilty_Glasses]

@@tinamarie9136 who was the other one??? I NEED TO KNOW

[@Nabtastic]

Welp. Guess we're adding another one on here now.

[@averageminecraftenjoyer9419]

Chad Ulysses Grant: Says “Water” Elaborates no further *dies*

[@felixc.3444]

Waatah

[@averageminecraftenjoyer9419]

@@felixc.3444 wootah

[@felixc.3444]

@@averageminecraftenjoyer9419 ye

[@jerryshapiro3402]

Died of thirst.

[@cheneethompson5756]

That was abrupt, but hilarious!

[@BaePlatinum]

"Death had to take Roosevelt sleeping, for if he had been awake, there would have been a fight" is the most hardcore thing anybody has ever said about anyone.

[@gregorylyon1004]

FDR was a dictator, not a President

[@Smiththeinspiringanimator]

It’s probably very true.

[@Father_Dwarf]

100% true, the dude was a Chad. Among the greats like papa Washington he would be in the select circle of past presidents I would resurrect to see our country now.

[@Smiththeinspiringanimator]

@@Father_Dwarf And even though he wasn’t perfect,he certainly was a good person,Just maybe he had a bit of an anger issue and may be a little bit stubborn.

[@malachiatkinson7245]

17:26 "His last words were, "I have a terrific headache."" Next is Kennedy, who _also_ had a terrific headache, just not for very long.

[@thefluffyotter7532]

No 😂 you can't say that lmao 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@NathanTheCasualGamer]

I really shouldn’t find this funny but I do lmao

[@BobbytheBongoPlaya]

Ouch. That's turrible.

[@samarveersandhu7203]

Not funny

[@michaelleroy9281]

He never knew what hit him

[@Idevaughan530]

So Garfield would have lived if the doctors did their job correctly

[@Paranoid_Found]

14:44 I expected this, not disappointed. Thank you Mr. Beat for including this awesome quote.

[@BaePlatinum]

Right!? It is honestly SO hardcore.

[@HistoricallyProven]

Ulysses s grant: Water Cause of death: Throat cancer. That’s terrifying.

[@TimThomason]

Ulysses Grant's last word (in July 1885) was the same as Helen Keller's first word (in April 1887). It would've been really cool if it was the same time.

[@kolboy757]

Wonder was he talking about his cocaine water

[@cool358]

Water

[@bruhmoment8699]

I wanted something so cool and I got wätęr

[@yeolelad888]

Water

[@jtgd]

I feel bad for the lady who lived through all those assassinations throughout the centuries

[@asheep7797]

Surprising fact: When JFK was assassinated, it wasn’t even 100 years before Abraham Lincoln was assassination. (this might not be surprising to Americans)

[@kimberlie2220]

@@asheep7797 and plus they both died while Racism was a big thing

[@mbsb1376]

@@kimberlie2220 Oh its about to become a thing alright.

[@Coldnoah]

@@asheep7797 yeah thats true because jfk died after abraham licoln not before

[@lukascubes9132]

you would have had to live to 98 to witness all of them

[@Pp69-r6x]

James Monroe: I think it’s the best to die on America’s birthday Adams and Jefferson:welcome to the club, buddy

[@DoctorHver]

James Madison: "Die on fourth of July? Nah fuck that".

[@tommybiddlecombe8994]

Never thought my 7th grade history teacher from 2013 would be KZbin famous👍 keep it up Mr. Beat.

[@iammrbeat]

Wait who that is? This G?

[@CalebVonGames]

@@iammrbeat what the fuck are you saying lol

[@woohooo_lumityyy8836]

@@iammrbeat its Tommy Biddlecombe

[@ActualStriker]

@@woohooo_lumityyy8836 no shit Sherlock 💀

[@fwmanny0]

Goofy ahh name 😂😂😂

[@ABCDEFGH-or2eb]

8:45 In the game show I’ve Got A Secret, there is an episode from 1956 where the last surviving witness of Lincoln’s assassination participated. He was 5 during the assassination, and nearly 96 during the episode. He passed away just two months after the episode. The panelist that guessed the event correctly lived until 2015, 150 years after the assassination.

[@poet4560]

I watched that it was really amazing

[@Majima_Nowhere]

Really amazing how few connections you need to trace to look back to this country's early history.

[@Addysontaylor07]

Oh yeah we watched that in my history class last year

[@halo7oo]

Harriet Tubman was born when Thomas Jefferson was alive, and died while Ronald Reagan was alive.

[@Maya-bu2rf]

@@halo7oo and is still not on the $20 bill replacing my least favorite Andrew Jackson. It was supposed to be last year to commemorate the year women got the right to vote. Here's hoping...

[@lopezfan24]

Nixon’s last words of “help” is quite chilling.

[@nenmaster5218]

Well l eventually do the good old Die-Thingy, so i wanna know i have lived while recommending Science-Channel and Edu-KZbinrs. I dont care if some think i'm a bot-of-youtube; i live for the few that say 'Yes Please'. If anyone is interested, be my guest and ask.

[@johnisntfunctioning1124]

Well... He certainly needed some.

[@uRDM]

@@nenmaster5218 Yes Please

[@juliusevola4135]

@@nenmaster5218 what do you recommend for chemistry

[@IchabodvanTassel98]

Definietly a beatlemania

[@Nzcade]

Another president is now on that list now that Jimmy Carter died

[@deoxi3207]

William's a Chad for loosing 100 lbs before going away. What an effort.

[@christianweatherbroadcasting]

Repent and trust in Jesus. He's the only way to Heaven. We've all sinned and deserve Hell. Sins like lying, lusting, etc. Repent and trust only in Jesus, and you will be saved! You can be saved because he took the punishment for our sins on himself when he died on the cross, just like someone can pay your speeding fine in court, and you get off free. Romans 3:23 John 3:16❤😊

[@ThunderTheBlackShadowKitty]

Unironically a good role model for weight loss. Gotta exercise and improve your diet.

[@RandomGeorgianOfficial]

@@christianweatherbroadcasting Please, stop shoving religion down these people's throats.

[@sarahbaek2947]

​@@RandomGeorgianOfficial As a Christian myself, I'm sorry these messages come across as being coercive... 😔Frankly, Christianity shouldn't be (and can't logically be) forced. While I don't deny how some people blindly "shove this down people's throats," please know that many evangelize out of good intentions! That means we just want to share the faith we rejoice in with you as well. That aside, if seeing an evangelizing comment didn't change your heart about Jesus, then I'll take a different approach and just pray for you by myself; I'll pray that you have great days ahead of you and that one day you'll consider visiting a church! :)

[@RandomGeorgianOfficial]

@@sarahbaek2947 I'm a Christian too, and I just believe that there is a better way to spread the gospel other than on a video that has no connection to religion

[@aaronpro595]

Calvin Coolidge: "Good morning, Robert!" *Dies instantly*

[@kryptonianknight2344]

It’s funnier when you’re name is actually Robert lol

[@lavajakob]

"good morning mr president- wait mr president? SPEAK TO ME MR PRESIDENT-"

[@Baldilocks88]

I like to think Calvin instantly ragdolled on the spot

[@warlordofbritannia]

@@Baldilocks88 Specifically, like in some Bethesda game

[@Baldilocks88]

@@warlordofbritannia or like Skate 3 or Gmod

[@itsrainingbigmacs]

0:00 Presidents have Died 2:00 George Washington 2:35 Thomas Jefferson & John Adams 3:52 James Monroe 4:15 James Madison 4:46 William Henry Harrison 5:38 Andrew Jackson 6:10 John Quincy Adams 6:27 James K. Polk 6:54 Zachary Taylor 7:37 John Tyler & Martin Van Buren 8:38 Abraham Lincoln 9:21 James Buchanan 9:40 Franklin Peirce 10:17 Millard Fillmore 10:35 Andrew Johnson 10:53 James A. Garfield 11:54 Ulysses S. Grant 12:11 Chester A. Arthur 12:19 Rutherford B. Hayes 12:42 Benjamin Harrison 13:00 William McKinley 13:49 Grover Cleveland 14:13 Theodore Roosevelt 15:00 Warren Harding 15:46 Woodrow Wilson 16:15 William Howard Taft 16:47 Calvin Coolidge 17:01 Franklin D. Roosevelt 17:30 John F. Kennedy 18:46 Herbert Hoover 19:03 Dwight D. Eisenhower 19:22 Harry S. Truman 19:34 Lyndon B. Johnson 20:03 Richard Nixon 20:13 Ronald Reagan 20:38 Gerald Ford 20:58 George H. W. Bush 21:20 Conclusion

[@GorillaFan_32]

Thanks

[@cool358]

Water?

[@ScarlettUsagi]

Ty

[@mengingsou]

Your a legend

[@Grlypopzz]

Thanks

[@analyperez3943]

Don't forget Jimmy Carter, He passed away sunday December 29 at age 100.

[@Lonnplays]

This video was posted 3 years ago.

[@LegendaryBrah]

You will never be so badass in life that other people will say “Death had to take him while he was sleeping, otherwise there would’ve been a fight.” when you die.

[@localspies6890]

Ulysses S Grant had the most badass last word. "Water." You Cant deny those are some badass last words.

[@paintdudeIWP]

mmhmm

[@bloomingtree69420]

He is a waterbender

[@paintdudeIWP]

@@bloomingtree69420 damn straight

[@VincentVincent_89]

Last I heard water is a single word.

[@Anomalocaris_Real]

Never gonna give you up never gonna let you down never gonna turn around and hurt you

[@mamoonblue]

Grant if he was Millard Fillmore : “dihydrogen monoxide.”

[@iammrbeat]

Probably

[@josestarks279]

😂😂😂😂

[@luissemedo3597]

@@iammrbeat supposedly

[@nenmaster5218]

@@josestarks279 Well l eventually do the good old Die-Thingy, so i wanna know i have lived while recommending Science-Channel and Edu-KZbinrs. I dont care if some think i'm a bot-of-youtube; i live for the few that say 'Yes Please'. If anyone is interested, be my guest and ask.

[@alexwu358]

that soup guy

[@SamuelTheGamer12356]

Mr Beat: And finally the most recent president to die is George H.W. Bush Today *We're having a breaking news that Jimmy Carter, the longest living American President has passed away*

[@normenopo62X]

Well, I guess Van Buren will still have seen the most succesors

[@NightmareKing-b2j]

"I'm Mr. Beat and one day, I will die."

[@dizzy_oliver]

“Heck, one day all of us will die…likely.”

[@TheBeastoftheNight]

☹️

[@DjGnomeMachine]

"But the good thing is, right now.."

[@fundedby_lewis]

''im dead inside'' -Tia, 2019 (me)

[@DjGnomeMachine]

are you ok.? @@fundedby_lewis

[@jtgd]

Zachary Taylor:” I’m sorry that I’m about to leave my friends” Heh, but not family

[@iammrbeat]

Oh snap

[@sokol9263]

Well his son in law sucked, I wouldn't be sorry to leave that prick.

[@warlordofbritannia]

@@sokol9263 It took me way too long (about three seconds) to realize who this referred to 🤣🤣

[@eldorados_lost_searcher]

@@sokol9263 HA-haaaaaa-hahahaha!

[@khalasri1414]

@@sokol9263 his son and cousins also suck

[@stephenwodz7593]

Harding had a heart attack while being read a positive article about himself. How appropriate.

[@warlordofbritannia]

I feel like one could work in an additional layer of irony since Harding had been a newspaper editor before becoming a politician…

[@FallingPicturesProductions]

When the Ego gets too large

[@Dzod500]

So we’re all here after Jimmy Carter

[@secretamericayoutubechanne2961]

Could this KZbinr have actually made one of the best documentaries in US history? THIS IS FABULOUS! I LOVE IT!

[@randommandude5450]

“Good Morning, Robert.” Who knows how many years of Therapy Robert had to go through.

[@rosemariemarkell744]

Not gonna lie, I burst out laughing because of that

[@robertrichard6107]

And the travel expenses to see Jung in Austria!

[@rhodesbergener3358]

i dont think robert saw coolidge have the heart attack

[@LiveHedgehog]

Heart failure and strokes were the biggest killers of the Presidents, so I should get my heart and brain removed if I want to be President and survive.

[@cockatoo010]

I mean... some of them seem to have managed to run the country while being heartless idiots, so it's not a bad idea

[@SWLinPHX]

@@cockatoo010 …and some seemed brainless too

[@SWLinPHX]

@Biglyp Don't know if someone reported it or if you heard from KZbin or whatever but personally I didn't understand your comment or the reason for it. It wasn't funny and also it just seemed like you were attacking the OP personally out of the blue for making a tongue-in-cheek humorous remark.

[@schaferhundschmidt1798]

That's worked for the incumbent and his predecessor.

[@DoctorHver]

We should all applogy to Donald Trump then, but that doesnt explain Carter then.

[@RichardPlayzOwnsKhanh]

Who’s here after Jimmy Carter’s death and 2025

[@Reaction39435]

No died almost 2025

[@Reaction39435]

Just like Pele

[@Reaction39435]

Unlike Pele was 2022 dead

[@RichardPlayzOwnsKhanh]

I didn’t say death of 2025

[@realdrysoda]

I met Jimmy Carter at his church in Georgia. He hugged me when I got a picture with him. Really nice guy!

[@Mongolia3644]

Jimmy Carter is Alive Right Now He is 97

[@tedpuckett8066]

Pro-abortion Baptist...bout as cruel as u can be...denying life n baptism to infants.

[@MikeApollo1]

Imagine being George Washington and dying just 17 Days before the year 1800, I would be fucking pissed

[@ninjawarrior8994]

Imagine being Sarah Knauss, after having lived 119 years, missing out on 2000 by less than 48 hours.

[@MikeApollo1]

@@ninjawarrior8994 I would kill my self if that was me

[@iammrbeat]

Don't do it

[@Gameflyer001]

@@ninjawarrior8994 just 33 hours, actually. All the more impressive was her reaching that age despite having a diet largely centered on junk food.

[@aidetund6263]

@@MikeApollo1 wait

[@GlobalWarmingSkeptic]

That is so chilling from Grant saying "water" just before his death. That would be such a painful way to die basically slowly being suffocated by a cancerous growth in the throat.

[@Zitsanrael1117]

Absolutely true, and I've heard it said that while Grant was suffering from the cancer, he described the sensation he felt while drinking a cup of water as "pouring a vial of molten lava down my throat" or something along those lines. One of the reasons I adore Grant so much is that this is the time when he was writing his memoirs because he wanted to do anything he could to help provide for his wife after he was gone. The guy was suffering unbelievable agony, knew he was going to die soon, yet he spent 12+ hours a day writing, with no guarantee that it would actually amount to anything, just because he wanted to do anything he could to see to it that his wife had some support after he died. He would sadly die only 3 days after he finished writing and to say that his efforts paid off would be a huge understatement. Grant's memoirs is one the most successful books in American history. Grant is my personal favorite president in American history. He was a hell of a man and his is a legacy that all men should strive to live up to.

[@JCDenton3]

​@Zitsanrael1117 Glad to see another person who feels the same way about Grant, he's the greatest American hero in my books. If you haven't yet, definitely visit the Grant mausoleum in NYC. It is a beautiful building and really moving to be there by him and Julia, but is unfortunately in a state of disrepair and needs the visitors to get the funding to stay in good shape!

[@Zitsanrael1117]

@@JCDenton3 I plan on checking it out someday, but man I just don't like crowds. I've never been to NYC, but I have been to Philadelphia and D.C. and holy cow did I need a recharge after that.

[@Legendary_godzilla_2004]

20:55 this is now outdated because Jimmy Carter recently died

[@chrisprizzle278]

Nice to see some presidents died expressing thier love for their wife or comforting them before thier death. It really reminds me that at the end of the day they are just a man like you or me.

[@nenmaster5218]

Well l eventually do the good old Die-Thingy, so i wanna know i have lived while recommending Science-Channel and Edu-KZbinrs. I dont care if some think i'm a bot-of-youtube; i live for the few that say 'Yes Please'. If anyone is interested, be my guest and ask.

[@hmvp6346]

And one president died expressing love for his nourishment

[@bdflatlander]

“Whether you’re a king or just a humble street sweeper, sooner or later we all dance with the grim reaper”

[@twincherry4958]

@@hmvp6346palatable... 🤣😂

[@nathanc.5104]

Millard Fillmore's last words: "The nourishment is palatable." regarding a bowl of soup. In other words : "Good soup."

[@zacharykim6131]

Remember: English in the 1800s is different to English now.

[@DangerousMoonwalkerOfficial]

20:35 he actually never spoke after falling into a coma but briefly before he died he opened up his eyes and scanned the room slowly looking at his children and then looked at Nancy before closing his eyes early that morning and died peacefully his eyes said it all according to Nancy Reagan that’s how I wanna go out tbh

[@motherrussia7456]

source: trust me bro

[@DangerousMoonwalkerOfficial]

@@motherrussia7456 bite me assmunch I read it from a book that was written about him

[@drewgamezzz8482]

@@motherrussia7456 😂😂😂

[@addisonbobo9070]

@@motherrussia7456 what? I’m so confused

[@conversationtosaurusrex]

I would believe so. By the end of their life, those with Alzheimer's tend to lose the ability to speak. I know since a relative of mine who died of Alzheimers, she was majority of the time asleep during her final days with her not speaking and being bed ridden. They lose the ability to speak since they lose the ability to understand how speech is formed and understanding speech.

[@OwenisaProsChannelAndOwenisMJ]

Leave a like if you like when jimmy carter lived up to 100 years old.

[@gliscornumber151]

"death had to take him while he was sleeping because if he was awake there would be a fight" Teddy Roosevelt was the chuck Norris of his time

[@redxron1n789]

“I am going.” “I hope not sir.” “Perhaps it is best.” This is the funniest exchange of last words I have ever heard, I’m sorry bro 😭

[@eyaph]

“ima go out to the after life“ “why“ “cause I wanna“

[@Lizz85257]

"Aight, imma head out"

[@JoeBurrowSucks]

My last conversation needs to go like this

[@Rusty87000]

“Water”

[@lemonbrosinc.3514]

Bro hit the off button 💀

[@JosephSmith-lq6rb]

Hey! I'm actually a lich watching this, so glad you gave the dead community some representation. Love your videos, keep it up!

[@Thornbloom]

Joseph Smith. Like the Mormon guy. Can you tell your followers to stop being so WEIRD?!

[@JosephSmith-lq6rb]

@@ThornbloomNo im his twin brother. we dont talk much. hes lives in his 300 foot tall bone tower in utah

[@SharkGaming144]

I googled what gangrene was

[@zaxisontherun1650]

We all came here for something