The Presidents' Song | All the Inaccuracies

Inaccuracies I missed (so much for getting it right the first time): Andrew Johnson's presidency did not end with his impeachment - the Senate acquitted him. - thanks JJF Rants! "Ronald Reagan's speech's scripts all came from famous movie clips" is in fact not an inaccuracy - Reagan was known for slipping movie quotes into his speeches. - also thanks JJF Rants! Since this song airing, one more person has been President: Joe Biden, as of January 2021. Grover Cleveland is now not the only president to serve two non-consecutive terms; Donald Trump became the second in 2025. And a couple more, courtesy of Max Hess: When they mention that Hayes won by one vote, they show a tally which read Democrats: 7; Republicans: 8, as if there were only 15 ballots cast. The actual tally was 185 to 184. "The ones in power are plain to see, The Clintons, Bill and Hillary" - The First Lady doesn't have any actual power beyond her ceremonial role. Join my Discord server: https://discord.link/sentientmattress I know this isn't a game review but if you play PC games on Steam, please do consider buying them through this link: https://www.humblebundle.com/store?pa... Alternatively, I have a Patreon :3   / deuteriumyoutube   VTubie https://vtubie.com/deuterium-the-sent... Boring legal gumf: This video is not intended for a child audience. While it does cover children's media, the intended audience is teenagers and adults, more specifically the ones who grew up with the show when they were children and are now adults, as well as adult fans of the show. The objective of the video is to analyse the media in question from a more informed adult perspective, and as such uses language more suited to and tackles concepts that are more understandable to that demographic rather than a child's (In the case of this video, American politics). Any child who has a YouTube account and is watching this video is in breach of the Child Online Privacy Protection Act. Animaniacs is © Warner Brothers. The footage and images in this video are being used for the purposes of criticism or review, which fall under exceptions to copyright under UK law.