That's also what I'd say if I could look into the future haha

I believe you. Lots of people live with blinded eyes.

May I recommend the book "Innumeracy" by John Allen Paulos! Crazy coincidence is not all that crazy!

Perhaps you do not have a crystal ball. Your magic 8 ball, however, has shown to be quite effective. Am I right? It's alright, you can tell me; I can keep a secret!

suuuuuuuuurrreeeeee. Likely excuse lol

That would also explain why he was not able to campaign against the 18th amendment , probation. He considered it a bad idea and thought it would lead to organized gangs of criminals controlling the illegal liquor industry

@@jamesricker3997 My Professor lectured on the 19th Amendment: Votes for Women. He talked of how the First Lady might have signed it.

@@jamesricker3997 Prohibition, Good Post

All of them I would think.

Never fully recovering doesn't mean he wasn't mentally capable. Damage to the brain is what causes the partial paralysis, but damage to that part of the brain has nothing to do with your mental state. Not all parts of the brain get damaged, and the parts that do don't all get the same amount of damage, or recover the exact same amount.

Edward M. House. .ah foreign . .Favors

@Sheldon Robertson Please remember that the policies favored by the 2 parties in the early to mid 20th century was far different than today.

what page does he talk about Woodrow Wilson in his autobiography?

Count me as awarding Wilson as the worst.

He was horrific

As a Democrat, I mostly agree with them.

@@sncy5303 Said no reasonably intelligent person ever.

@@sncy5303 And hopefully he is not dethroned from that honor for some time to come

sounds familiar

Ronald Reagan's middle name was Wilson, and he returned to the White House a portrait of Wilson that'd been missing(and maybe hidden) for 60 years.

the UN should be abolished. Wilson: ww1, IRS,the Fed. a disaster.Lodge was sooooo right.

@@carllarsen Yes, but Obama's gone now. Cheer up.

Just think indeed, sir

You learned about the Tennessee Valley Authority in England? Or is that something else?

I remember learning mostly about the League of Nations and it being the forerunner of the United Nations

Surin Farmwest Yea, thanks to him we have the federal reserve.

Did you learn about him being a racial segregationist who threw conscientious war objectors in prison?

His worst thing was creating a central banking system leading to the great depression.

High School is Progressive indoctrination. Nothing to do with real "History." To find real History you must find it yourself. The greatest education you can find is the opposition to the propaganda vended by most History teachers.

Yes, that's a very popular narrative. It's probably not true.

the UN should be abolished. Wilson: ww1, IRS,the Fed. a disaster.Lodge was sooooo right.

1913 needs to be repealed. The Fed, income tax need to die ASAP

@Chris_Wooden_Eye Ruined this country? Our best years have been the last 100 years. Never have we seen this much wealth.

Jimmy M and just imagine the amount of wealth that could have been created without the government stealing a chunk of it only to be inefficiently and ineffectively doled out by bureaucrats

Not to mention the 16th and 17th amendments. I travelled back in time to kill Adolph Hitler, but I screwed up and killed Woodrow Wilson. Who the hell is Hitler? Wilson was a scumbag of epic proportions. My comment above was deleted earlier, and that's bullshit.

Radiolab plays fast and loose with the facts. And obviously, they are biased towards the extreme left. I wouldn't trust them as a reliable source.

Biden seems like he's on an infinite stroke loop.

Yeah history definitely has a sense of humor

Same with Trump, if the virus gets to his brain I doubt it wouldn't need to work very hard to disable it.

@@alainarchambault2331 It'll almost certainly improve it - can't go anywhere from a flatline but up...

Everything bad that happened in the past 100 years is because of Woodrow wilson

"Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire." -W.B. Yeats

I’m in your exact shoes right now. Just finished my coffee and opened You Tube to find this awaiting me! 😁

Teacher my head's full can I be excused😁

Has the Biden team been advised of Wilson's predicament from the History channel.

And I suppose that made him want too?

Is there corroboration for this fact?

Let's keep the red herring of racism, so beloved of certain people today, out of this.

Peacemaker? He was a warmonger, there was no real reason for the U.S. to get involved in WWI. He was a racist and a warmonger. And revived the Klu Klux Klan from the dustbin of history. Wilson was one of the worst scoundrels to ever sit in the oval office, even his league of nations failed because many Americans of the day recognized it was totalitarian organisation with the goal of one totalitarian world government. The current United Nations and it's myrid abuses and crimes is a built in feature.

Dan Quayle was from Indiana. Does that mean anything?

Eisenhower’s heart attack while in office deserves attention as well.

@@starventure - But Eisenhower's heart attack was never kept secret from either government officials or the public. In fact, Eisenhower ordered his medical team to opt for complete openness and to respond truthfully to questions asked about his health, even details about his bowel movements.

I think this event definitely established a precedent for cover up of a president’s illness/incapacity later used by FDR.

@@texaswoc3461 It goes back further than that. Grover Cleveland had cancer surgery where part of his jaw was removed at the start of his second term. He went on a four day "fishing trip" on a friend's yacht, and the operation was done on board. It was kept secret for about 25 years before one of the doctors admitted to it.

David Pratt, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND the book HIS FINAL BATTLE: The Last Months of Franklin Roosevelt by Joseph Lelyveld. This book gives a VERY DETAILED ACCOUNT of the state of FDR'S health.🤔🤔🤔✌✌✌✌

Jacques Hickley fair point. Jan Smuts was an early supporter and submitted one of three competing plans.

yea right look at tRUMP

The thing is, until the 25th Amendment, there was no clear guidance on how or even if removing him from office due to disability was possible. And what would happen if, some time after removing him, he had recovered enough to resume his duties. And with the state of medicine 100 years ago, what happened in Wilson's case was unusual. Back then, it was rare to have a condition that left you essentially permanently incapacitated but alive. You either recovered from a condition, or you died-there wasn't much middle ground.

Bwhahahahaa like selling the country out to the banksters?!?! Rot in hell Wilson

It should have been: "If you have enemies, simply pass a law and make them illegal".

History and politics are inseparable, if we are to learn from it.

The video is about politics so... no.

You dont give THG's audience enough credit.

THG insight's. This one is down right eerie!

@Sheldon Robertson What do the Cohens have to do with this? Please explain.

@Chris_Wooden_Eye Oh you missed it? He has the "hoax" virus.

Hale-XF11 he has very minor symptoms and access to the best healthcare in the world. Dont be stupid

Ah, but Wilson was a progressive. This was the rage of the time. The mainline politicians in the US at the time... were decidedly NOT. Ergo, top-down, PR driven and ultimately passed by the thinnest margin and with a President that was incapacitated.

Then? Than foreign? An foreign? A foreign Not very good for your credibility if you can’t

@@AlphaGeekgirl Can't what - finish a sentence like you ? And read the whole thing again and maybe it will make sense... but... no probably not. I changed some words for you... make it easier to understand... they're smaller words.

@@yippie21 Thank you for that. I thought that might be the case, but don't know enough about Wilson. Appreciated.

His neurologist was Lord Brain.

If they never told anybody... then how did you find out about it? 🤨

I never knew that.... He was overweight. Drinking. And smoked cigars until 90.

Actually, he ran against Hillary Clinton. Wait, who are we talking about?

@@SuperScottCrawford Trump. One of the worst presidents ever. OK I tend to forget about Harding and Pierce who was so bad that he didn't get his party's nomination for re-election. All three were/are worse than Wilson. www.npr.org/sections/politicaljunkie/2009/07/a_president_denied_renominatio.html "That was Franklin Pierce, the 14th president, who was elected as a Democrat in 1852. His pro-Southern sentiments and his policy of failing to lead on the divisive issue of slavery badly hurt his standing with the voters. Especially damaging was his support for the pro-slavery Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854, which backfired on him as Kansas was overrun by pro-slavery forces, mostly from the slave state of Missouri. The events angered Northerners everywhere and helped lead to the creation of the Republican Party. When Democratic delegates gathered in Cincinnati for their convention in 1856, it was clear that they had had enough of Pierce. James Buchanan, who had been defeated by Pierce for the nomination four years earlier, won the nomination on the 17th ballot." Buchanan was a bad president as well, certainly in the same class as Trump. Dummy Bush was really bad and was sorta related to Pierce by a marriage. Remember that by the end of Dummy's second term even the Republicans thought he was one of worst ever. Another is STILL on 20 dollar bill. Jackson, REALLY bad, a racist of the worst sort, genocidal, and an ideologue that busted the US economy. These six are quite likely the worst six, by a lot.

President Buchanan was the worst the President of all time not President Wilson. Not even close.

@@KLRJUNE Yeah, a god put in the stupidest and worst president in one hundred years.

With George Jr on the line?

Good Cinderella song

what do people swinging on ropes and doing backflips have to do with anything?

One is probably going to have dementia in a year, the other will die of stroke in a year. Jorgenson gets my vote. There needs to be a 70 year old age limit. This is ridiculous.

Regardless of politics, I think there should be term limits on elected offices, appointments and an age limit for candidates.

@@jetstream6389 We are essentially a single party system that openly serves the wealthy and connected, with a little window dressing to give the american people a feeling of choice in their government. THG is giving strong clues to our future by our link with the past, although this does require deeper thought.

absolutely! how about the contribution of Hiawatha to peace and law?

And where our constitution came from, that is the league of five nations.

to clarify- are you seeking the history of participation by native Americans in US History, or history of the nations before European contact?

@@TheHistoryGuyChannel Hi, I guess it's up to you which Native American history that you would like to make videos. I have some knowledge (from school) on Native American history before and after the Europeans. I am just hoping that if you make it, that many more people will see it.

@wargent99 I can't stand people who complain that other people's history aren't good enough. Native American History is History Deserves to Be Remembered!

Classic examples being FDR's horrible health, JBJ's incredible crudity. and JFK's speed zipper.

@@genebruce6321 had to look up "crudity" also which president is JBJ?

@@pavelow235 i suspect he meant LBJ. lyndon johnson always talked about "jumbo" his penis

@@carllarsen or, needing an inseam with "about an extra inch around to my bumhole", because of how little "room for (his) balls" there were in store-bought pants. Yeah, LBJ wasn't polite, but it was that impoliteness which got things done after JFK's assassination.

@@genebruce6321 FDR did everything he could to hide his health, but we all knew it. Proof that what he *actually* hid, he hid well. Franklin and Eleanor had a marriage of convenience, and she wouldn't even move back on with him after his health took it's final turn. I'm pretty sure that he wasn't faithful to her, after their children were born, and that rift was never healed. Regardless, yeah, they're all human, and should have personal lives. It's kinda hard to know the line, though, because health is *certainly* a matter of national security, and debt is too. Not sure about much other than those two, though. Yeah, Dirty Bill shouldn't have been fooling around with an intern, in the Oval Office. But, say it was an old friend, in the basement of his mansion in Arkansas? Idk, man. Morality? We *all* fall short sometimes. Yeah, the president should be better, and arguably should have been able to keep it in his pants for a whole presidential term, buuuttttt.... again, I dunno. This is definitely a question that should be had, nationally, about every 6-10 years, though. We should determine what need be known about our president regularly, and, if someone doesn't want us knowing that about them, maybe they shouldn't be president. Idk, maybe that's just me.