The Johnson Treatment - The LBJ Library 

Robo LBJ was creepy, particularly the metalic scraping noise made when he turns his wrist at 1:20

Lady Bird? Wasn't that Hank Hill's hound dog?

I love that LBJ walking on water quote!

Great video Jacob! Very interesting. I think I've learned some new things today, lol! Really enjoyed this! Loved your commentary.

There’s also a LBJ museum down the road from Austin in San Marcos,TX

Cool little tidbit. When Elvis saw that LBJ had three televisions in the oval office, he had three television sets installed in his TV room in the basement of Graceland

Good presentation

You go through his library and think you know it all, you would never change my mind about LBJ ,

All things considered, good, great, and bad, I think Johnson was a fine man and president. When I read how effectively ended segregation at his school's club I was impressed. What's point of being president if you can't do some good?

He was not my favorite, but I must say - well done and thank you Jacob.

Haha, gotta dig that pissing contest with the Gold water and the Johnson juice.

"Somebody put their fingers in the president's ear, and it wasn't too much later they came out with Johnson's Wax" (TMBG)

carpetbagger how many presidential libraries have you visited? great video as usual

Great vlog as always, it was very interesting. Thanks for sharing.

This is great, thank you!

The LBJ animatronic looked more like Tommy Lee Jones than LBJ lol

Interesting history with that President.

I had a singing fish. The big mouth bass. I put it behind my dad's bedroom door and when dad shut it for the night.... "Don't worry be happy" song blared scaring dad.... so dad put it in his closet so u grab it and put it in my big brothers bedroom walk in closet and when he went to change into pjs, "Don't worry be happy" blared. The next thing I hear is my brother thundering down the stairs to yell at dad... That was seven years ago. To this day, they never found out who really did it.

I went there at the end of july in 2017. It was pretty cool. You Should've shown the PBS stuff and the actual puppets of Big Bird and Count Dracula. That was cool to see.

A bizarre fact is that he when President Kennedy was assassinated on November 22, 1963 during a tour of the city of Dallas. Johnson, himself a Texan, hosted during this trip, Kennedy visited his ranch. Johnson rode in the same parade, but was not hit. He was sworn in the same day as the 36th president of the United States.

Those pens are powerful.

“Thank this pen for Sesame Street.” 😂😂

Texas politics of mid 20th century America. Johnson definitely wanted a legacy, which is why he pushed so hard for civil rights. Of course the world needed equality then, so Johnson the Texan was just the person to help bring it about. And right in the midst of JFK's assassination in '63, and MLK's and Robert Kennedy's in the same year, '68. Into the 70s when the rioting began to subside and things began to be normal for everybody (excepting watergate, of course).

Say what you want about the man,he got things done.He passed a lot of legislation.Tony has spoken.

Next stop, the Millard Filmore Presidential Library !!

cool one and it looks like Adam picked you up something yesterday

Do you have a PO- box, address.

My apologies Jacob. I thought at the beginning that you were getting ready to trash Johnson and I was preparing my very negative comment to you. But bless your heart, you didn't so I didn't. Only disappointment was no mention of Jumbo.....oh no she didn't. Yes I did! Thanks Jacob you're the bestest. :)

This is awesome.

That animatronic at the beginning scared the shitake out of me...

Aren't the Civil Rights Act, the Voting Rights Act, Medicare, & Medicaid all Johnson's legacy? Or was Medicare started under FDR? Social Security, the FDIC, & other things we rely on (and take for granted) today was started by FDR. Either way, just the Civil Rights & Voting Rights Acts & Medicaid were enough for Johnson to be one of our most significant presidents!

What would be awesome is if they used that animatronic to sync with the audio of LBJ talking to his tailor about the "adjustments" he needed for his pants. If you haven't heard that look it up. :)

I really want to learn the Johnson Treatment someday

Dear Jacob I heard of Chuck E. Cheese's is celebrating 40 years of fun but it wasn't Chuck E. Cheese's it was called showbiz if you go to showbiz Chuck E. Cheese's.com you should find out about these characters because it's weird because I was born 2001 so look it up and have a nice day sincerely Luis Collazo

The civil rights movement destroyed the black family in this nation. Now, most black homes are without a father, due to Johnson primarily.

Very interesting

you never seeze to amaze me with the showcasing of the oddities and whatnot...mega dittos

very interesting video

LBJ what a bad excuse for a human being.

$20 trillion in debt started with his great societies.

He was a complex guy and those were complex times. We need to apply the cultural context to some things. Saw in a documentary he would heard his cattle in a Lincoln Continental. That's class.

Johnson was a war monger and kept the Vietnam war going which eventually killed my brother.

Good Morning Jacob I enjoyed listening to your views on LBJ. Very true

OK Jacob, I have a question that has been bothering me for awhile, but because of sounding stupid I would not ask, but I got hit with it twice in this vlog, What is with the snowglobe and Rosebud? Please fill me in.

Thank you for the vid Jacob

Adam the Woo!! 😁

I wonder which one is worse, Johnson Treatment or Trump handshake?

Great video of history! Thanks Jacob.

Nah on the "trumpian". No where close.

I just got done with Lee Iacoccas "Where Are All The Leaders Gone".H e was telling a story of Johnson going to see McArther to consult with him about Vietnam. McAurther said "Sonny,dont get involved in a ground war in Asia." Driving away from that meeting,Johnson said to his aid "Did you hear that? That S.O.B. called me sonny. I'm the President of the USA and that S.O.B. called me sonny".

I thought the squat doll of Michelle Obama was James Brown lmao

Trumpian? I love it! Thank you, Jacob.

I learned alot. Thanks.

+11:37 Oh, I've done some research, many videos on you tube about his and Jackie's involvement in JFK

I like the Citizen Kane but miss the hiss

The interesting thing here is that I was watching a documentary about this guy and JFK's assassination right when you uploaded this video. What a coincidence, am I right?

+2:15 Probably a good idea for the Smothers Brothers to send out an apology letter before they got whacked!!

Very interesting video my friend...but when you research Johnson you will find that he was definitely NOT a good man. This is not the place to go into it, but to say he was a racist in an understatement, and it is because of Johnson that we continue to be stuck in the mire of entitlements. Great job...

He was a Dummycrat though...

Although Im sure in my heart that LBJ was a racist his use of the word nigra is not the only condemning factor. More than the use of that word was the fact that he was very wealthy and his actions helped the blacks a little bit but still kept them in check sort of. I was raised by a "hillbilly" father and I did occasionally hear the word "nigra" but it didn't seem to have the same meaning and the "N*%ger" word used by the non hillbilly people I knew. I remember visiting my grandpa like 50 years ago in a small town in Tennessee. He was 89 years old and we were in the town square on one side with all the old white men whittling sticks when my grandpa said (with a mouth full of chew) come on boy and we crossed the courtyard to a bunch of old black men that were whittling on there side. I got kind of nervus (being raised in the suburbs of chicago) My grandpa knew all of them and introduced me to them. They all smiled and said hi Mr so n so (using my last name) It felt strange that all these old men addressed me as Mr and me being only 10.I was always taught to respect my elders no matter who they were, My grandpa continues talking to one named Jonesy about a case XX pocket knife he had and was trying to trade it for the one jonesy had. I think my grandpa had to come up with a dollar boot money to get him to trade. The haggling got a little heated and I was getting scared and I guess jonesy noticed it asked my grandpa what was wrong with Mr so n so and my grandpa laughed and said I was from up in Chicago and they all laughed and jonesy reached out and ruffled my hair and said everything's cool, Then he said something that struck me, he said yeah my son went up there to chicago gettin in all kinds of shit and came back down there wearing a goofy hat and tall goofy shoes and talking all crazy, he said he told his son to take his niggery ass back to chicago that he didn't want none of that crap. I had never here a black use that word before. As we walked back to the other side of the square my grandpa laughed and said where i'm sure Jonesy and the others could hear "I stuck it in that ol nigras ass with that double X case" I looked back and they were laughing and Jonesy was saying the same thing about braking it of in that old white mans ass" I spent 6 months down there and had many encounters with many blacks and never experienced any problems.Was it wrong the way things were then, I guess but nobody was at eachothers throats the way they are now days.

he was RACIST Jacob , trust it's well known . hey thank you for showing , ttyl

I consider myself a jfk Democrat boarder line independent everything Johnson did that was good jfk was planning on doing including not going to war with Vietnam jfk was against sending troops over there so if jfk had never been killed he would have been for sure the best president ever no doubt Johnson was a bully and didn't like the Kennedy's and alot of speculations r that Johnson had to do with the murder of Kennedy he always wanted to be president what I thought was odd is the very next day he ordered all of jfk's belongings be taken out right away no respect for the dead or grieving country

who else thought LBJ was LeBron James?

if it wasn't for him maybe more black families would have stuck together.