The bullet that killed a President, the leg of a murdering Congressman and the White House new wall.

A bit off the beaten path to show you the bullet that killed Abraham Lincoln and the leg bone of a Congressman wounded in Gettysburg but who also murdered Francis Scott Key's son in cold blood. I was at the National Health and Medicine Museum at Walter Reed today before coming back to the White House to check out the wall around the fence. I also looked up in the sky to see if there is a 'portal' since so many of you asked me to show you the sky above the White House.
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[@caryncombs8285]

Thank you for taking us through the museum. I will never be able to visit it personally, but you have been a wonderful tour guide. Again, thank you. I truly appreciate and enjoy all the history you share. Keep up the good work.

[@dagwood7794]

Great video today. I worked at Walter Reed and took a shuttle bus from Forest Glen annex every day. The museum was not yet open when I parked in the lot next to the building which now houses the museum. Never got a chance to see the finished product, the BRAC transition to National Naval occurred at that time. Thanks for the tour!

[@leewahler3058]

I went to the old Pathological Institute about 1990

[@SilentEcho9194]

My daughter is a histotechnologist and has seen some very interesting specimens in the lab.

[@mjohnson8472]

That was a really intriguing video! Loved the museum and the history lessons. Thank you!

[@lila6117]

Thank you P6 really enjoyed the museums tour. I missed a few days due to visitors from out of town.

[@donnabailey929]

I love museums. That was really interesting. Sure was a beautiful day there. The skies were awesome. Another great one. Thanks

[@time4anewsystem452]

They would drill holes into the mentally ill as well

[@marie-fr.desjacques9975]

Very interesting visit of this museum. Thank you so much and have a great weekend.

[@uyenlehong7493]

Thank you.

[@sandich5156]

Penguin you do take us to interesting places. Love that you share your history info. Thanks always.

[@karenallen8424]

Thanks for taking us to that Museum! I love to see medical oddities like that they are so fascinating to me!! Much Love and blessings

[@brendahamrick9337]

This was so awesome! So glad you took us to see Lincoln’s last hours!I can’t wait to come to D.C. to see all of this in person!

[@margaretwithrow1765]

Thanks for the tour of the museum. I was in the Medical Service Corps and never knew about the museum.

[@slkriderchick]

I hope to one day visit that museum. Such intriguing and fascinating medical oddities in there and I'm quite sure you didn't even to see 1/2 of that collection. I could spend 1/2 the day in there just reading everything!! Thank you!!

[@Jeangirl19]

Thank you for the wonderful video and the entel !!!!

[@TheDaisytails]

Awesome!! Loved the museum and looking forward to inside of cathedrel. Thanks HUGS

[@geronimokat4500]

Thank you for another interesting and great tour Andrew, love your videos as always. Please stay safe, God Bless🇺🇸👍💖

[@kimbrookes6120]

Wow, great tour, Thank you!

[@purplecat8878]

I've been to DC many times, but I never heard of this museum! P6, you never fail to amaze me! I can't believe they have Lincoln's blood and the bullet that killed him. Wow! Thanks again for sharing all of this with us! 😁

[@sandan2358]

Cool, thanks for sharing this.

[@dellajoycebairdmoses7890]

Thank you so much for the tour. I've seen more exciting places there with your videos than when I actually went there as a young teen. And that was a long long time ago! 👋😃

[@bobcitizen1915]

Fantastic video. Thanks for the history lesson!!

[@jocarroldodds1410]

Thanks P6 have a great night 🙂👍🥰

[@charleneevans5848]

I was an ER/trauma nurse most of my career so I don't get triggered by weird medical stuff. LOL

[@LMNevada]

What a fascinating video. Thank you.

[@cherylcallahan5402]

*P6 Penquinsix (The leg of a murdering Congressman at Walter Reed) appreciate your videos Listening 🌟 from Mass USA TYVM 💙 P6*

[@toddlee1873]

Fascinating in the National Museum of Health & Medicine. Reminds me of the medical museum that is located at Ft. Sam Houston.

[@cmulcahy8597]

A fantastic video. I was in Washington DC with my grandmother in 1968. A great trip. You’ve brought back many great memories 🇺🇸❤️

[@reeree4735]

Wow I would love to go there. Great video.

[@valoriesnyder4119]

Much love to our kind, quiet, secret soldier! 🙏🏻💖🇺🇸🌍

[@bevosp1254]

Thanks for showing us inside the museum. Had no idea it held so much from our history

[@human-qp1mf]

I can't wait to go visit DC again, I got a mental note of cool places to go. I'm looking you up for lunch! 😆

[@leewahler3058]

USNS Mercy is ported in San Diego, but currently deployed to the Western Pacific

[@MrMarkus49]

Not sure I could eat a big lunch after that Medical tour LOL But probably could..

[@janecornell8219]

Not me!

[@alicewarner5172]

Now this is an adventure

[@shirleybaughman4512]

By the way, has there been any flooding of the Potomac? Anything around the Whitehouse? Just wondering. Really enjoy your videos.

[@kenmoats3654]

You should replay this video for HALLOWEEN.

[@kimnine7032]

Thanks for sharing since I am medical it is interesting

[@littleflower8915]

After he donated his leg, Sickles used to visit it to say hello.

[@davidwalton9940]

At some point, will you show how close the Hay Adams Hotel is to the White House...please?

[@robertcarly9183]

Very interesting. I had an acquaintance who donated his body to medical science, but not because he cared about medical science, it was because after they were done with him, they cremated him for free!! My acquaintance was also too cheap to pay the $100 to have the towns cemetery crew bury him, which I did. I went to pick up the cremains and ask what was done to him? I was told, but I'll spare you the details and if your wondering, I got nothing for doing this, he left all of his money to a couple that had him over for the holidays and Sunday dinner, I was picked because of my much younger age and he knew that I would get the job done and I did.

[@davidg4300]

One of the lawyers who represented Dan Sickles was Edwin Stanton. It was he who suggested the plea of temporary insanity. Stanton went on to serve as Attorney General for President Buchanan and Secretary of War for President Lincoln. Philip Barton Key was an US District Attorney.

[@andrewwilks5155]

Very much reminds me of the mutter museum in Philadelphia.

[@roadrunner6356]

👍❤

[@mnews2270]

Dan sickles! Lived til 94.

[@carolr9747]

"Slices of brain" ! Sounds funny! And very interesting indeed.

[@DLSWV]

Interesting. 👍😉

[@jessiemerritt9147]

Interesting ty

[@scuttlebuttz7202]

Nothing seems to take away your appetite...😝 Ha ha!

[@ablewindsor1459]

P6 ever consider doing the: National Museum of Civil War Medicine in Frederick, Maryland???

[@santamonicaloco1915]

Couldn't they just write about it in the books, they didn't need to keep. Yuck! Thanks for the tour. I had no idea this exist.

[@robertcarly9183]

There is history to Ben Bradley's home, but I'm not sure if Sally still owns it? Ben wrote a a great book, A Good Life and.i sent a bookplate to the Washington Post for Ben to sign, which he did.

[@vivianevans8916]

Hi P 6 Thank you for the tour...What is the DC government doing with the Real Walter Reed between Georgia avenue and 16th Street and all of the historical buildings? Dagwood where did you work at WR? I worked on Ward 57 from 93 until 97..

[@Penguinsix]

It’s being renovated into a housing / retail / office district. Big money going there. I will ride through sometime to show you all

[@hatteraslabuf]

How about Dilenger’s thing?

[@jackieblue787]

Imma skip that museum if I ever see DC again. Yikes 😄

[@davidanderson8264]

Great tour of musisum, do more musisums, thank you

[@vettnetkramer1233]

That medical museum was cool. I have contemplated becoming a respitory therapist after I retire. I decided not to though because of covid and the way people were treating medical people.

[@conniepr]

Oh my P6 they are showing footage tonight of the Jan 6th hearing that they've never shown before. Why? Why not show everyone what they saw? Wait all this time. Makes no sense.

[@ablewindsor1459]

Had to figure out how to bend spindle and force the data into their weird pipe dream and get the best that ABC network can do to present their Abortion... Remember--- The Big Lie: Biden Won.... That will set off the Snowflakes!

[@charleneevans5848]

why do you think?

[@conniepr]

@@charleneevans5848 I'm not sure unless because it's as close to November as they could get. What do you think?

[@kevinbailey8827]

Thank goodness they're finally showing it. We all want to see it, right?

[@conniepr]

@@kevinbailey8827 I don't think they should show it.

[@kenmoats3654]

Sorry. I was helping a friend move and i missed your live. It really pissed me off.

[@emilienagy7839]

aren't you glad technology has improved

[@brendahamrick9337]

My son was in Iraq and worked in the medical unit.Some of the things he saw would raise hair on a bald man!

[@AndrewDyle]

I had dinner with the assistant to the Walter Reed pathologist who did the 2nd autopsy on President Kennedy. Interesting.

[@brendahamrick9337]

Wow the Washington Post must pay well !

[@brettwade9755]

You missed a great opportunity to get a yummy HotDog Andrew.

[@susananderson9619]

WW1 or WW2?

[@janecornell8219]

I love you Penguin 6 but I can't watch this, sorry!

[@shellyhenning7482]

Sadly the museum of lies...

[@flynavy9112]

And how would it be a museum of lies?

[@shellyhenning7482]

@@flynavy9112 our medical and pharma have been experimenting hurting people for decades. But that won't be there... they will just tell you how they have progressed for the greater good... Cures from cancer and other things have been withheld just so they could get wealthier... it will All come out very soon.

[@GETMONEYJONES2304]

Leprosy is when your skin turns white it's in the bible

[@shirleybaughman4512]

Thanks for showing the cia buildings. 👋🏻