How Every US Presidents Died - Age of Death

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[@Fa_Q2483]

Making it to 90 years of age back in the early 1800s is a milestone in itself

[@central3425]

It was more common than you think. The average life expectancy was dragged down significantly by deaths at birth and kids died from diseases more often. There were plenty of people who still lived long lives

[@Fa_Q2483]

@@central3425 ....Still !

[@randomtraveler9854]

Modern medicine, discovery and better understanding of diseases, and antibiotics will do that.

[@ganrimmonim]

It wasn't all that unusual that the average life expectancy down was how hard it was to survive childhood. And if you were a woman, childbirth. If you did that then if you were a member of the Upper middle classes or upper class then your chances of reaching late 70s early 80s were pretty good. Average age at death of a population doesn't necessarily tell you too much about how long an individual would live.

[@jmi5969]

@@ganrimmonim Class was key. Today people often think that old-time peasant life was a gift from heaven (organic everything...) but it wasn't. 90 years ago my grandfather worked in villages that were 100% tuberculosis infected and/or 100% syphilis infected. Very fee people made it past 40. They never saw their grandparents. For good or for bad, all the area was flooded and is now deep below reservoir waters.

[@EpicAndrew97]

The fact that Jimmy carter is still alive is a miracle

[@Patrick19833]

and also his wife died before him while being in hospice. I'll be shocked if he makes it to 2024.

[@thepsychoclub9258]

First United States president to live to 100 years old be a cool accomplishment

[@randomtraveler9854]

Still he has the record of oldest living President. Biden is 18 years behind him and Clinton, Bush, and Trump 22 years. And Obama is 37 years behind.

[@jillmutua3750]

im worried about him

[@jillmutua3750]

it seems like its over

[@ResponsiblePledge]

I think its amazing that John Adams and Thomas Jefferson both died on the same day (July 4th) 50 years after the signing of the declaration of independence in 1776

[@SER540x]

Yeah, spooky, ain't it.

[@thejquinn]

Dec of Independence was completed on July 4th, all the men being in the same room together to sign it (like the famous painting depicts) is a fallacy

[@mrschuyler]

@@thejquinn So what?

[@thejquinn]

@@mrschuyler Its skewing history, thats what

[@RexFuturi]

​@thejquinn it was signed on the 2nd. It was made public, declared, on the 4th.

[@Jdwify]

Even though I didn't care for Jimmy Carter as a president, I hope he makes it to his 100th birthday.

[@ericschneider5931]

Jimmy Carter has proven himself as a good Christian man but he was a terrible President. His economic policy only helped the banks.

[@michaelroberts3004]

Same. He turned into a badass after 1980.

[@TheInkPitOx]

He's as old as my grandmother

[@MadMatt-bs3xv]

Yeah that’s really gonna change your life isn’t it?

[@ChewyChicken589]

At least we didn't bomb anybody when he was president

[@timedrifter]

The numbering of the Presidents was off after a while. Grover Cleveland was both the 22nd and 24th President.

[@RoyalMela]

Since his two terms were not back to back, he gets the title of being 22nd and 24th. If president has two in a row, he only gets one presidental term.

[@TheGuyWize]

no its 2 CONSECUTIVE termS @@RoyalMela

[@TheGuyWize]

yeah but he only died once. so how could he be on the list twice

[@brianweaver1857]

Then they should have indicated he was both 22nd and 24th to not mess up the final numbering. Biden is technically the 46th POTUS.

[@Moose2k24]

Yeah, the game show host was 45. Numbering is off.

[@fortnitefails5512]

James K. Polk, the 11th President of the United States, did not die from an overdose. He died of cholera morbus, a term used in the 19th century to describe acute gastroenteritis. This illness, often caused by contaminated water or food, led to severe diarrhea and dehydration, which were the primary causes of his death. His health had been declining for some time, and his death came just a few months after leaving the presidency in 1849. There is no historical evidence to suggest that his death was due to an overdose of any substance.

[@RANINGHAVOC]

came here to say this. I did a project on him in elementary school because I am allegedly a distant relative of his so still remember most stuff about him.

[@mikemooseman5354]

What he said ☝ no overdose

[@Pituqat]

Pierce literally drank himself to death. He never got over witnessing the gruesome death of his young son and turned to drink from that day forward.

[@Last_one_before_I_go]

No father wants to see their kids die before them, and if was gruesome, all the more.

[@PotatoOfficial]

There is no cause of death named "alcoholic" instead it damages your liver due to alcohol poisoning

[@Captain-Sum.Ting-Wong]

Probably our most depressing president. Had to watch all of his kids die young, his wife was just a shell of a human for the rest of her life, and he spent his last few years alone in his house drinking all day.

[@JWD1992]

It blows my mind that from Adams to Van Buren, only Jackson failed to reach 80, but then no one would eclipse 80 again until Hoover. The average presidential lifespan actually dropped as the 19th century went on. Weird.

[@AndyFurze]

Bigger cities.denser urban population.more immigration from poorer countries and more disease.the mid 19th century and not just the U.S.A there was more fatal diseases that would kill you until medical practices improved at the turn of the 19th century

[@ZSleepingDragonZ]

More pollution in the late 19th century when America became more industrialized.

[@daniellemaccorquodale8765]

@@AndyFurze😂😂😂

[@slickchick5811]

there's too many variables. Living a long time doesn't mean you're healthy.

[@will.catloverp]

Van Buren died at 79

[@davidhewitt7315]

I think James Garfield was killed by his medical treatment. I've read that if they'd left him alone or practiced better hygiene he'd have lived.

[@CheckThisOut77]

You have your history correct. Visit the Garfield National Historic Site in Mentor, OH (near Cleveland) if possible. It is excellent.

[@DHMenke]

Exactly correct.

[@redjirachi1]

Absolutely. There's a good book out there covering his presidency and the absolute mess that was the attempt to save him

[@randomtraveler9854]

Lack of sanitation caused blood poisoning.

[@jessicacolegrove4152]

Lincoln as well his doctors did more damage probing for the bullet than Booth did with his pistol.

[@mohammadahmed9417]

Jimmy carter is 99 years old

[@spartanx12]

RIP Roosalyn Carter

[@CheckThisOut77]

Garfield and McKinley did not die from the gunshot wounds. They both died from bad medical attention and bacteria from terrible sanitary medical procedures. Poor President Garfield suffered greatly for 80 days following the gunshot to his back.

[@redjirachi1]

Probably had the worst death of any president, with the only real competition being Ulysses S Grant

[@leafsfanforever2896]

Or in McKinley’s case, no available treatment for the gangrene that set in from the initial gunshot. The one that lodged in his jacket they were right to remove

[@PereMarquette1223]

Garfield yes, McKinley no.

[@thepsychoclub9258]

Granted medical knowledge was not as advanced

[@brianarbenz1329]

Well the gunshot wounds certainly helped kill them! It's not like the bad medical procedures would ever have been used had these presidents' assassins not pulled the triggers.

[@aadd3538]

Jimmy Carter was a fairer person and caused the least amount of death in the 20th century. Reflect on his wellbeing

[@PortugalZeroworldcup]

Herbert Hoover and James Buchanan and Biden worst presidents

[@scarpfish]

In many respects, being a one term president may have contributed to his longevity. Second terms have been rough on most every president who's gotten reelected in my lifetime.

[@sebastiankeller6646]

Jesus I was surprised when I saw the “still living” symbol on jimmy carter

[@MetalSlug-ev5wu]

Why have you listed Kennedy as Assassinated, but Lincoln as Gunshot Wound? He was assassinated. That he died the next day as a direct result of being shot doesn’t change that.

[@austinteutsch]

Can't you read? Both were listed as gunshot wound. Some people are idiots like you, looking for a reason to be stupid.

[@cadentopia]

I think its bcus doctors tried to save him as opposed to kennedy just having his head blown up

[@JamieCarter-wv8rp]

It's because Lincoln could have lived if it had been more recent times. But Kennedys head was pretty much blown up. Lincoln died as a result of his wound. Not the shot. Kennedy....well....

[@betweentwomillennium5057]

Because Kennedy was killed by the Jews for not giving them nuclear weapons and Lincoln was gunshot because he was a dictator working for the Jews.

[@dhenderson1810]

​@@JamieCarter-wv8rpReagan could have died from a gunshot wound of one of secret service agents hadn't noticed some blood dripping from him in the car.

[@pogmothoin1342]

45th president, still living, we think.

[@RyanRapid]

Gonna become ur 47th as well and pull a Grover Cleveland Edit: Talking about in general not on this list but we dont even know if Biden is alive or not lol

[@ghostmantagshome-er6pb]

That old man out works you.

[@ianloeb1672]

He may die in office he is 81 after all and will be 82 if he wins the general election that is really old to be in the White House

[@pogmothoin1342]

@@ghostmantagshome-er6pb you mean like stumbling, mumbling,bumbling, eating ice cream, introducing his VP as President.

[@DrawnToast]

​@@pogmothoin1342And being an insurrectionist, right? No, my bad. That's Trump.

[@leafsfanforever2896]

- Polk had cholera - Jefferson had diarrhea, toxemia, and uremia, as well as pneumonia - Garfield, to be more specific, seemed to be recovering following the shooting, and then septic shock from the doctors’ procedures set in (Guiteau was hanged) - McKinley had gangrene from the stomach wound that set in (Czolgosz was electrocuted) - JFK was killed instantly (Oswald was shot in the stomach by Jack Ruby) - Nixon seemed to be recovering after his stroke until cerebral edema did him in - Ford had CAD resulting from atherosclerosis - Carter has advanced melanoma that is likely to kill him before he turns 100 sadly. Because of his wife’s passing, he will not last much longer. - Reagan had Alzheimer’s disease that led to pneumonia. To clarify, Alzheimer’s primarily affects mental abilities, but late-stage Alzheimer’s affects the physical self, killing speech and movement. Oh, and he survived an assassination attempt like Roosevelt Sr.

[@jakekidd8731]

That's why he's in hospice care. (Jimmy Carter) His wife, Rosalynn was battling dementia.

[@matthewhedrichjr.5445]

Harrison and Buchanan both had pneumonia as well.

[@johnwilburn]

It's interesting how we can so matter-of-factly discuss these health matters of Presidents past, yet see so much denial about Biden's mental faculties for political reasons, not just by politicians, but in society at large, too. You'd think it would be worth honest, non-partisan discussion.

[@NeinDochOhh]

Washington died probability of Laryngitis phlegmonous, NOT Epiglottis.

[@KingJT80]

@@johnwilburn well both him and trump. but with biden its weird., he can snap off jokes with short timing and most people with mental issues cannot do that but both of them suffer from old mans disease. just rambling on about old stuff ...

[@rick1029]

Thanks for adding the flags in the top left of each president, that way I can make sure where they are from!

[@issamedin306]

LOL

[@jacksoneverything25]

Adams sr was 90, Monroe was 73, jqa was 80, van buren was 79, Tyler was 71, Polk was 53, Taylor was 65… this goes on and on

[@BryanFlorezSaenz]

And Hayes was 70 years old

[@poihpioakarp8845]

Trump being the same age as Clinton and Bush Jr. & Biden being 4 years older than all 3 doesn't get brought up enough Like, Clinton was president 3 whole decades ago, and he's still younger than the current president and the same age as his primary opponent

[@isaacclarke2994]

Клинтонойды вместе с бушами народу на земле убили больше чем две мировые войны. И клинтонойдов и бушей в аду уже заждались, прогулы им ставят.

[@dorianpalinic5703]

Same goes for kennedy vs johnson nixon ford and reagan

[@bensmith2951]

Bill Clinton is the second youngest living president behind Barack Obama

[@lbjr777]

Idk. Clinton might have been prez 3 partial decades ago. Fking goof

[@projektkobra2247]

Don’t forget the amount of children he raped in Epsteins island. Evil survives.

[@mksaelens]

There's a numbering problem that starts with Grover Cleveland. Since he served two non-consecutive terms, Congress determined that Presidential administrations must be unbroken. Since Cleveland served two SEPARATE four-year terms, each of those is considered to be a different administration. Thus, by official decree he was both the 22nd and 24th President of the United States.

[@Larssonnie06]

Tomorrow (22nd of November) it's exactly 60 years ago JFK was killed! 😢

[@Kendall7670]

I think you mean 2 days

[@randomtraveler9854]

To be more specific to the ones I know about, Grant's mouth cancer came from his 50 cigar a day habit, Garfield died from blood poisoning because the doctors were using unsanitary equipment, Mckinley had gangrene around the bullet wound, FDR's stroke was the result of a cerebral hemorrhage, and Reagan's pneumonia was a secondary factor. His true cause of death would have been alzheimer's

[@Cogic]

No way possible someone can do 50 cigars a day

[@KingJT80]

@@Cogic winston churchill smoked quite a bit and that was considered a lot

[@randomtraveler9854]

@Cogic That's what I read and a lot of them were gifts from admirers for his victories in the Civil War.

[@DS9TREK]

​​@@randomtraveler9854so let's assume he slept for 8 hours per day. If he smoked 50 cigars per day, it means he was lighting a fresh cigar every 19 minutes. Non-stop for his entire adult life. Not very believable.

[@johnsanders6695]

😂😂😂BAM!

[@johnpat3622]

Technically, Grover Cleveland was both the 22nd and 24th presidents, as he was elected to two separate terms.

[@vampirehunter533]

Two non consecutive terms. We'll have to wait and see what happens with Trump.

[@davidshowmaker4408]

Talking about how they died not how many terms!

[@Blacklist324]

​@@davidshowmaker4408 True. There have been 46 Presidents but 45 people to have been President.

[@utha2665]

@@Blacklist324 But everyone in this lost after Benjamin Harrison are one out, given Cleveland was the 24th President, strictly speaking they should had placed Cleveland 22nd and 24th President to keep the numbering correct.

[@TnseWlms]

The Department of State arbitrated that Cleveland would be recorded as the 22nd and 24th president.

[@neilbertescalante697]

Wow Jimmy Carter legend 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@noodengr3three825]

Harding died in office. On his wife's orders was buried without an autopsy. Some speculation says she might have had a hand in poisoning him. At 63 myself it is chilling how many I have lived longer than

[@DHMenke]

Warren Harding had an affair with Nan Britton, which resulted in a daughter who was not recognized by Mrs. Harding or the other Harding family members. Warren and his wife could not have children, due to his wife's issues. Nan's granddaughter has a living son, proven by DNA to be Harding's great-grandson.

[@caroleeb1997]

Many of them lived to old age which was good for the time they were living. It was not the norm to live to your 70s and 80s in the 18th century or even early 19th

[@Steve-nb9kg]

Yeah some died of heart attacks younger than me. Life comes at you fast.

[@DS9TREK]

​@@caroleeb1997it was normal to live that long for the upper classes. It was the poor who brought the average down

[@PortugalZeroworldcup]

​@@caroleeb1997giuseppe verdi, Richard Wagner, Franz Liszt , Johann Sebastian Bach lived long

[@MichalBeno-ts1tp]

Grover Cleveland died on Heart Attack and he was the 22nd and 24th president

[@kubustumor69420]

But he couldn't die twice.

[@TDAuroran]

@@kubustumor69420he died as the 24th president

[@user-bu9ft3gn5o]

because he eats a lot

[@Zacoss11]

@@kubustumor69420🤓

[@seanpatterson9784]

​@@kubustumor69420Grover Cleveland was the only US president to have two non-consecutive terms first was 1885 to 1889 and the second was 1893 to 1897.

[@warp7.852]

That's very interesting. Great vid!👍

[@021881mt]

Sooo Abraham Lincoln died from a "gunshot wound" and JFK was "assassinated" thanks for clearing up the difference, hate to think THEY BOTH were "shot" to death🙄

[@scarpfish]

The crazier part is that it says "assassinated" in the thumbnail for Kennedy, but "gunshot wound" in the video for all four assassinated presidents. The cause of death diagram also shows McKinley being hit in the head and Kennedy in the chest despite their assassins hitting them in the opposite targets.

[@ZMoonStarPlayZ]

Jimmy carter was the 39th, joe Biden is the 46th, trump the 45th, Obama the 44th

[@thomasdeturk5142]

This has been almost 60 years since Kennedy died.

[@DHMenke]

It will be 60 years tomorrow, November 22, 2023.

[@goldfishbelike]

2:26 grover cleveland was 24th and 22nd, mckinley messed it up

[@freddiemercuryfan2639]

0:34 james monroe was born in 1758, not 1751

[@Modine.]

Didn't realize Clinton, George W and Trump are all the same age. 😳

[@thejquinn]

All crooks too 😂

[@rizkyadiyanto7922]

boomer generations screwing youngs.

[@lbjr777]

@@thejquinnso is your mom. She robbed the world of oxygen with your birth.

[@samuelvance5674]

I hadn't either.

[@monocomo1675]

Trump too

[@GeneandRenee]

Theodore Roosevelt was 60 not 61 at his death.

[@ishancastleman]

Everything after Benjamin Harrison is 1 behind. William McKinley was 25th, not 24th, TR was 26th, not 25th, and so on

[@countdebleauchamp]

Yep

[@fortinchristian4648]

Fun fact, John Adam's and Thomas Jefferson actually died on the same day. Only a couple hours apart

[@Pablo_i_tyle]

Great video man

[@puredatacomparison1892]

Appreciate it

[@LukeTheSchoolBoy]

a lot of inaccuracies in this video. if you're going to make this list then make it right.

[@randomtraveler9854]

Seams surreal our three top Presidents (Washington, Lincoln, and FDR) never made it to their 70th birthday.

[@lbjr777]

FDR? 😂😂😂 Washington was just lucky to be the first. He did nothing for America. FDR was a dictator and could hardly compare to JFK. Lincoln makes every other prez look like an imbecile for real though.

[@Astrogamezz]

JFK was 35th president..

[@manishpraththeepan9849]

john adams was actually 90 when he died, not 91

[@keithnaylor1981]

Seems odd that Presidents before 1862 were generally living longer!

[@randomtraveler9854]

Except the fact that Carter is 99 and Reagan, Ford, and HW Bush surpassed their 90th birthday.

[@squirrel8858]

Franklin D Roosevelt didn’t die from stroke he had a high blood pressure

[@unkemptharold9264]

45th President, Fallen down the stairs

[@michaeldouglass8592]

46 ,numbering is off. And he's falling UP stairs as well.

[@merlinelhombre]

Moral of this is if you eat a lot of peanuts you will have a long life.

[@erichammond9308]

Be a true faithful husband, eat healthy stay active and indulge in no vices like a true faithful Christian. The whole reason that the evangelicals hated Carter was that he was a better Christian and man than they ever were.

[@merlinelhombre]

@@erichammond9308 yo absolutly right sir, i meant a kind of joke because i know he has big plantations of peanuts and hes was involved in that industry and you an me we know vitamin E makes you to have long life. Sorry my english. I never wanted to ofense that man.

[@erichammond9308]

@@merlinelhombre Oh, no offense was taken! I get the joke now! 🤣 I was merely adding to your true statement. I met Mr. Carter when I was a child and he was Governor of Georgia. He was one of the nicest most decent and good humored people I've ever met, and would agree with you - peanuts are good for you!

[@newlam7958]

Jimmy Carter will be the longest living President in U.S. history as of now.

[@neriksen]

I like how the last is covered from view. Thank you.

[@saul890]

Thanks for sharing

[@ClassyKai843]

Correction:James Monroe was born in 1758 not 1751 and he died at age 73 not 80

[@Reed___]

Yep, and died the same day as Adams & Jefferson. Pretty crazy that we’ve had at least 3 presidents die on Independence Day.

[@inkbold8511]

Jimmy Carter 99+ and still living 😂 he is now the oldest ex president.

[@jorik170]

what's so funny?

[@lylliansoane]

​@@jorik170I agree

[@geordan4951]

Lincoln: gunshot wound Kennedy: assassinated Same difference

[@lavapop1900]

Bro has upbeat music in the background the ages in which they died and how thank you!

[@badgerbait8351]

Did a little number's crunching on the average ages. First 10 presidents had the highest average age of over 78 yrs old (Washington to Tyler); Next 10 was only an average of 64 yrs old (Polk to Garfield); Next is 66 yrs old (Arthur to Hoover); And the most recent president's average age of only the presidents who have passed is just over 70 years old! What's up with the good ol boys and their good health and the least medical technology?!

[@slickchick5811]

lol it doesn't work that way

[@Atomprofessor]

No offense but you left out one president: Grover Cleveland at 2:23 who ruled America from 1893 to 1897!

[@adrianatamura5672]

That’s because he had two non consecutive terms as president.

[@jonboxleitner7354]

From Nixon forward, presidents have been living longer. Modern medicine.

[@sandramays795]

Washington died of epiglottitis. You can’t die of epiglottis.

[@cland9189]

@sandramays795 Washington died from blood letting which was practiced a lot by Free Masons.

[@matthewhedrichjr.5445]

Yep. I think William Henry Harrison and James Buchanan both died of pneumonia.

[@benjaminrowley]

Well he would of loved longer if medical stuff back then was better and the invention of antibiotics and whatnot

[@sandramays795]

@@benjaminrowley That goes without saying.

[@Glancing_Dagger..]

make video on great scientists invention from every country ❤

[@Iron_Sights99]

my favorite oddity is the 300-year gap of invention in Ireland after the invention of whiskey lol

[@nikovideo4313]

Thank you. I liked the video. The longest-living US president in history is Jimmy Carter. This is amazing! Americans - you surprise the whole world!

[@ghulamhussain7244]

Nice background music

[@EnglishStoriesWithNasser]

Thanks very good 👍👍👍

[@NottaTroll27]

Polk died of cholera

[@maxvonmare5172]

after 80 it is doesnt matter what you dying off

[@bookwormaddict3933]

Grover Cleveland was president twice so Biden is 46.

[@9grn17]

1st is stroke 2nd is heart attack

[@aydencarter4799]

Monroe was 73. 0:32

[@Patrick19833]

You messed up the order after Benjamin Harrison. Glover Cleveland was both the 22nd and 24th president.

[@Hunter_VR0604]

Corrections: John Adams was 90 when he died, not 91. James Monroe was 73 when he died, not 80. John Quincy Adams was 80 when he died, not 81. Martin Van Buren was 79 when he died, not 80. John Tyler was 71 when he died, not 72. James Polk was 53 when he died, not 54. Zachary Taylor was 65 when he died, not 66. Franklin Pierce was 64 when he died, not 65. Andrew Johnson was 66 when he died, not 68. Rutherford Hayes was 70 when he died, not 71. James A. Garfield was 49 when he died, not 50. Benjamin Harrison was 67 when he died, not 68. Theodore Roosevelt was 60 when he died, not 61. William Taft was 72 when he died, not 73. Woodrow Wilson was 67 when he died, not 68. Warren G. Harding was 57 when he died, not 58. Calvin Coolidge was 60 when he died, not 61. Dwight D. Eisenhower was 78 when he died, not 79. Lyndon B. Johnson was 64 when he died, not 65.

[@user-yq2mt5kg8g]

Many of these men lived long lives especially the very early ones.😮

[@TheKonniGroupShredder]

Dang you go Jimmy Carter the man with a strong heart 👏

[@ch44227]

Cleveland was both the 22nd and 24th President. So you numbering after him is off by one.

[@Thoomas901107]

Jimmy Carter will be 100 this year? Wow! 😮🎉

[@jpf9632]

Epiglottis= body part. Epiglotitis = inflammation of the epiglottis. There IS a difference!

[@adrianwilliams6908]

Yep, a few got the old acute localised lead poisoning

[@billwilliams4877]

Still shocked that Coolidge died so young.

[@agneslong2323]

Not long after leaving office. He had complained of heartburn to his doctors for at least two years.

[@slytlygufy]

Thomas Jefferson did not die of cancer, but uremia and orthostatic pneumonia .

[@vladlisnyk4931]

Jimmy Carter is still Living??? Can’t believe this.

[@svyatoslavkostrov9804]

AT 99 AGE WHAT

[@suefrench8721]

Look at the ages of these men! Wonder they got anything done!

[@MJCorey]

What happened to the numbers? Trump is the 45th and Biden is the 46th.

[@cathy1523]

They are still alive

[@TheDancingGamer01]

​@cathy1523 what he mean is the number, Trump was the 45th president and Biden was 46th. Its put down as trump is 44th and Biden as 45th

[@Sorro421]

Also take into account that Grover Cleveland was president multiple times. They may have just not accounted for that when they made the list, which messed up the count

[@slytlygufy]

Herbert Hoover died of liver failure, not cancer

[@greedo194]

I'm glad you put the nationality next to all of them it would be very confusing otherwise

[@garysloan9793]

George H.W. Bush didn't die from Parkinson's- no one does although it can increase risk of death. He died from vascular Parkinson's disease which shares many but not all symptoms but, most importantly, can be the sole cause of death due to it's localized effects on the vascular system in the brain. It also tends to be caused by small strokes whereas typical Parkinson's seems to develop without an immediate cause

[@TheLambdaTeam]

Actually, Parkinson's CAN be fatal if it affects the respiratory muscles and the patient cannot breathe.

[@user-fh8yh1wd5q]

Exactly He's Still Alive

[@adventuresofaidan3541]

Jimmy carters still alive and he was the 39th president he has president over 40 years ago he’s almost 💯

[@loganpeterson2013]

It's wild that our current president is older than the current age of our president elected in 1992, over 30 years ago.

[@adrianatamura6640]

Just a fun fact about Coolidge: Did you know that he shares a birthday with one of my family members? My daughter, Isabella, was born on July 4th 2010. Calvin Coolidge, of course, was also born on July 4th (but in 1872, I know) which means they both have the same birthday. By the way, Isabella is now 13 years old.

[@cheyennemccoy4444]

I think you skipped a president, according to Google, Biden is the 46th president and Trump is the 45th

[@simoncohen9323]

Grover Cleveland was the 22 and 24 president that why he didn't count Cleveland as both

[@JoeNarbaiz]

​@@simoncohen9323He could have said that Cleveland didn't die until after his second term.

[@8House]

President of Polk died of cholera.

[@MichalBeno-ts1tp]

Yes

[@mannlichesgehirn7689]

91 in 1826 is like 130 years in 2023 😮

[@beansbaxter224]

45 will probably be overdose on Big Macs.

[@adrianmizen5070]

and 42 on the fries

[@GopherBaroque61]

Your numbering of the Presidents is off after Benjamin Harrison. Grover Cleveland served as the 22nd President AND the 24th President, so every President's number AFTER that is incorrect. 25th - William McKinley 26th - Theodore Roosevelt 27th - William Howard Taft 28th - Woodrow Wilson 29th - Warren Harding 30th - Calvin Coolidge 31st - Herbert Hoover 32nd - Franklin D. Roosevelt 33rd - Harry S. Truman 34th - Dwight D. Eisnehower 35th - John F. Kennedy 36th - Lyndon B. Johnson 37th - Richard Nixon 38th - Gerald Ford *39 - Jimmy Carter (still living) 40th - Ronald Regan 41st - George H. W. Bush *42nd - Bill Clinton (still living) *43rd - George W. Bush (still living) *44th - Barack Obama (still living) *45th - Donald Trump (still living) *46th - Joe Biden (still living and currently serving)

[@anonymousguy7005]

He’s counting how many people were presidents, not how many terms.

[@thepsychoclub9258]

Does this guy do his research Polk died of Cholera

[@Aqweius]

Um, Sir (or madame) your numbering of the U.S. Presidents are off--you forget Grover Cleveland was both the 22nd and 24th President, making McKinley 25, and so on.

[@christophermetze757]

Grover Cleveland was 22, and 24.

[@briangrier9352]

Grover Cleveland was both the 22nd and the 24th President of the United States because his two terms were non consecutive. Benjamin Harrison was the 23rd of the United States. William McKinley was the 25th President of the United States, not the 24th. The presidents from William McKinley to the current president should be one higher, beginning from 25th to 46th.

[@DS9TREK]

It's weird Americans count non-consecutive presidents twice. Non-consecutive British prime ministers (Pitt the Younger, Peel, Gladstone, Disraeli, Churchill, Wilson, etc) only get counted once each, despite serving two or more non-consecutive terms. Gladstone had four!

[@joshcorley9607]

@@DS9TREK who cares about what the Brit’s do lol

[@Nanny9Mendez]

Actually hebert hoover died by massive intenal bleeding

[@Skip2105]

You gave Monroe almost an extra of life I see

[@NotsoFunnyValentine]

Note: 23rd President died of INFINITE ROTATION

[@jys425]

James Monroe is 73 years old

[@davidthompson6636]

Nah, James Monroe is dead

[@johncrespo4904]

Ummm. Pretty sure Trump was 45th president not the 44th.

[@smautomat]

What messed up the count is that Grover Cleveland was both the 22nd and 24th President. The person who made this video did not account for that, thus messing up all the subsequent numbers.

[@stephenbates8111]

Trump isn't 44th in chronological order but he is indeed the 45th man to sit in the oval office. President Grover Cleveland serve two non consecutive terms from 1885-1889; and again from 1893-1897.

[@hlriiiviiiv]

Thought for sure JFK’s would be “Government Overreach”

[@rubykoreancenter1157]

Great...BUSH Sr.