"In his spare time, he was President." That's a pretty accurate summary of Teddy Roosevelt. . .

Theodore Roosevelt is the reason why Ron Swanson was willing to work in the government

The personal chef tackling the deer was pretty epic

“I represent the people not the party.” Our media can’t even say that now. We could use someone like him now

"Well this guy just told me to "suck it bro" so, I think the meeting is adjourned."

The only thing that was a bit off was that Roosevelt didn't drink. He did, however, downed about a gallon of coffee a day so we was WIRED!

"We're young and dumb and nobody reads a god damn book anymore." Accurate af.

Roosevelt would defeat bezos in single combat and then take down the tech monopoly.

We don't need a Trump we need Another Teddy Roosevelt. What a fucking legend there are so many more stories of crazy shit he did it's ridiculous

I've always loved learning about Theodore Roosevelt when I was in US history

13:47 the voices he made for the kids killed me 🤣🤣🤣 he gave the deepest voice to the littlest one too 🤣🤣🤣

13:52 I love how he tried to do a Kermit The Frog impression in the middle of speaking 😂

Imagine if Teddy were in charge today with social media and 24 hour "news."

I came away from this learning one important thing... Katie Nolan is really cute.

Nobody: Teddy: I’m just here wit you and my chef

“... and put pentagrams on and dance around and do weird shit” 😂

Actually there were more than just three people. There were 5, Teddy Roosevelt, John Muir, (and two of what would be the equivalent of park rangers before the area was actually declared a park) Charles Leidig (having been the first Caucasian or person who wasn't of Native American decent basically, from what I gather, born in Yosemite Valley) Archie Leonard, and an Army Packer named Jackie Alder. Charles Leidig was the good camp cook apparently. But their first entourage included way more people and that was correct including a whole Army detachment, or whatever, and then when they got to this one little city, at the halfway point I guess, where people had traveled to see him and set off fireworks and all that stuff he basically declined, had a glass of champagne with the people he had too. Then got awarded the 'key' to Yosemite Valley and then ended his tour with a camp at Bridalveil not staying for the fireworks. But before he left crossing back over this bridge that had a big welcome sign on it, which was his first hint that he was gonna be running into a big crowd of people waiting on him when he had crossed it the day before. Anyway on his way out he was seen hugging a little girl he called an Angel, Ellen Boysen, daughter of a photographer, who was holding a miniature flag, and he also ripped some male kid, they think his name was Chris Degnan, (and said that the cause for his I don't know lack of cordiality was due to his big brother or whomever the head of the household was being away at school), anyway he got ripped a new one for calling to him too familiarly with, 'Hi, Teddy!" Instead if Mr. President or President Roosevelt or whatever. But this was all from an account I found from the publication, "Yosemite Association" 1994.

They need to make a T.R movie with Nick Offerman.

Theodore Rex

John Muir: OG granola #1.

All jokes aside thats my favorite president, God Bless America.

Theodore is the man! Best president ever

She was funny. And the dude talking about the park, that "thank you man" was so sincere, he was really sweet 😂😂

Thank you, Teddy Roosevelt. Without you, those parks would be bare. 👍

Nah she good, we got CGI

Thank goodness for Teddy Roosevelt and the Roosevelt elk there here in Oregon LOL but when you chop one giant tree down and leave a bunch of little trees guess what that's more s*** on the ground simple math lol I love you guys thank you

The biggest thing I learned from this video is that Katie Nolan is a total charisma vacuum

Katie Nolan was awesome! She should do more of these.

No better sentence to describe him than saying Teddy liked anything “violently manly” lol

And Riggle is a Marine, this is truly my favorite episode. THANK YOU FOR KICKIN ASS

Why would they ever cancel this show?! I miss it so much.

This video goes great with my yeti full of rum and OJ. Happy holidays y'all!! ☺️

Teddy was one of the manliest men ever despite how much he tried to be manly

Teddy DEFFINITELY did mushrooms on that hike in Yosemite ! lol

New subscriber - 😂🤣 … I love it! Great format and intoxicating content ;) … 🤣

Okay but this is how I talk when I don't take my ADHD meds

Is it wrong to find this better than history channel

Wow. Just wow. This is well played.

This is awesome

Sketchin' Beavers - band name

the first known instance of a bro drawing beavers who has literally touched grass

"I can do one of the two things. I can be the president of United States or attend to Alice. I cannot possibly do both."

Very nice

I love how each episode the narrator asks Derek, what was i talking about? And he just replies "subject".

When he said “Moab” they showed a picture of Arches National Park. 😂 Native Utahn, so I caught that right away.

Love her.

If for no other reason, TR will always be one of our greatest presidents for his protection of our counties beautiful national parks and forests. Let's continue his legacy and continue to keep them safe!

Lmaooooo. “We got CGI.”

Smart beautiful funny and on point girl😍

4:29 Let's hope football in 2020 is different.

Nice

It’s actually Theodore Roosevelt the third. President Theodore Roosevelt Is actually jr. and his dad is Theodore Roosevelt senior

There’s a school in L.A. named after John Muir. I didn’t go there, but it’s really cool to learn about him. I never had one moment of curiosity about why he had a school named for him. I now wish I would’ve. He was a cool dude 😎.

I used to checkout/ never return or steal every TR book I came across. Dude was the goat. Need a TR right now bad

Ms. Nolan is ENTIRELY my type 😂. Funny, beautiful, brunette with cool glasses. I'm tripping over my own feet just watching this video

Teddy Roosevelt is one of the few politicians I respect

I'm drunk right now

i love you Teddy Roosevelt

Ah yes the russo-japanese war nobody paid any attention to that whatsoever because they are all drunk and that is history LOL thanks guys I love to write for you

@14:06 The face of a European drunkard named Paddy.

@ 3:17 "what was I talking about?"...anyone can relate to this?

The first storyteller was beautifull

❤️

17:34 😂😂😂

Sooooo. He goes off for days into the woods with another guy without telling anyone and brings 40 blankets? Are we sure nothing else happened out there? I’m just saying maybe they were doing more with wood than just burning.

What about you me and my personal chef 😆

The Time Teddy Roosevelt Traumatized Dr. Seuss

10:56😂

Ethel is a badass. @13:56

Imagine how sketchy the electricity was, like in 1929 AT christmas. Bet it was the electricity. lol

1:50 weeee!

His chef was probably awesome I wonder if he wrote a cookbook

Teddy Roosevelt was a tea totaler. He didn’t drink.

My favorite president

:What was that :It was a mouthh ffart. 😂

I love Katie Nolan sooo much

Last night before I went to bed a ate a whole 30 pack of pizza rolls.

Not that it probably matters this long after the video came out, but Teddy's personal chef was actually a woman. Alice Howard.

tR. Thanks bro.

Beaver lol

Amazing we had a president who has a long list of achievements and being president is effectively a sidenote

I haven’t even watched this yet and I can already guarantee that they’re not going to talk about one of his most important achievements (creating labor rights) in Scranton. Scranton/Wilkes-Barre is objectively the fourth most historically relevant city in the entire United States, and everything that happened there is either completely overlooked, or stated vaguely as happening “somewhere in Pennsylvania”.

I’m Kermit lol

Teddy Roosevelt was the most American American to ever exist

Ultimate Chad.

In an extremely strange way I feel like I'm in love what a wonderful yes thank you darling keep those glasses

I don't know if me and Katie would agree on everything in the world of politics, but I found it very attractive when she said, "F*ck them if that's what they think." Mmm. America.

You mean Teddy Rosevelt was the guy who had the idea of playing football with the hands?

8:00 is that Tom Hanks?

I'm 90 percent sure he's the manliest son of a mother ever in office. It's close for me between him Lincoln and Washington. if tell me you wouldn't watch that fight, you're spiritually unamerican.

Is watching this drunk Drunk History x2?

HAHA

In 1899, Teddy Roosevelt wanted to be the VP candidate, but McKinley's first term VP, Garret Hobart, refused to step aside, but then Hobart died in Nov. 1899, age 55. TR and McKinley were elected to office November, 1900. McKinley was assassinated September 1901 and TR became president. McKinley’s campaign manager, Sen. Mark Hanna, wanted to challenge TR in the 1904 GOP presidential primary. Hanna died in February 1904. TR was reelected in November 1904.

Is this episode about soccer?

4:57

why am i this early

You know, if Theodore Roosevelt was alive today, I'm pretty sure he would be a Democrat similar to Bernie Sanders and not a Republican given how Progressive he was on certain policies.

Who plays Teddy in the last clip?

Wait, when does Teddy Roosevelt say, “I just cain’t quit you John Muir.” and then make sweet, tender love 💕 to him under an endless sky?

Merry christmas american fellas