The Most Gangster Politician Ever - Cassius Marcellus Clay 

Both formats are great, I really enjoyed the longer video 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

Brother, I could listen to your history lessons for hours.

Keep it up, this video is fantastic

Bit of both

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If "fuck around and find out" was a person

2 very "get off my lawn" mother effers.

Well said

Amen!

They say the "Good" die young.... The *Good*

Well, it was. There is a reason Muhammad Ali was named after him.

Sounds fun until I agree as a White Nationalist, then you get upset.

@@LegendStormcrow But Ali said multiple times that Cassius Clay was his slave name, that he hated the name and prohibited people form calling him by that name. A black man hating the fact he was named after one of the most prominent abolitionists, pretty ironic isn't?

@@LagrangePoint0 All the more since they were both insane fighters

@@LagrangePoint0 Then both of his new names where the names of actual massive slave owners, who self recorded themselves calling black people "raisin heads" and a bunch of ancient racial slurs I can't remember off the top of my head right now.

I was dying over that too!!🤣🤣

Hahahaha Right

This line and part of the story had me crying laughing so hard

Your definitely fucking awesome slay become your ancestors cousin and i count on you if any shit like the civil war breaks out to be the cassius clay in said war slay

Something completely psychotic to know is that while Henry Clay is your 6x Great grandfather. One of Henry Clays main political Rivals, The Tenth President John Tyler, has a still living Grandson. His son's son... Humanity can be fkn strange sometimes.

Naw after the 4th generation there is no relationship as l have read in the bible

There was another Cassius Clay that kept a cannon on his arm and Allah in his heart.

@The D3-FNC GOD rip neighbors dog, because backup pistol is smooth bore

INSPIRING

I just had a vietnam flashback to therussianbadger's "BALLIN BUT AT WHAT COST"

Question, should we go back to using muskets and cannons for gome defense?

Correction, he had a goddamn cannon on his poarch for "personal use." o.O Though, should be noted, seems like outside of duelling and military service, most of his actual self-defense encounters seem to have been handled with a bowie knife...often against men armed with firearms. ...this guy is the embodiment of "DO bring a knife to a gunfight."

@@sklaWlivE the problem is they brought guns to a Cassius Clay fight

​@@sklaWlivE He is who the British gurkha's learned their ability to "bring a knife to a gunfight and win" from

@@sklaWlivEalso he’s the embodiment of “I’m not trapped in here with you, you’re trapped in here with me.”

And now after almost 200 years we have the AR-15… Life continues…

Him, and John Brown both ✊️!

A Maiden song would be pretty epic.

@@frankhubbardiv8711 iron maiden song over a sabaton song any day

I need that Sabaton song ASAP. But with that grit they used for Resist and Bite or something epic like Carolus Rex

Most of fat electricians videos should be covered by sabaton lmao

Cheers from the US! our country is weird and fascinating.. many people forget that the USA, KILLED more of its citizens in the civil war, than they lost in any other war. and it was to end slavery. not to gain wealth or power. the people who think our country is racist should be ashamed of themselves.. TFE is one of the best story tellers of US history on youtube. he is a great source!

Great comment!❤️🤗🐝

Like a unicorn or something

@@PopeMetallicus yeah im gonna need a link to that video bubba.

Theodor Roosevelt

@@vaultking9984 tf do you mean, the guy is literally why most endangered American animals came back like they did. The only thing even slightly bad that he did was broaden the use of executive power, while keeping it well within the law laid down by the founding fathers. He was quite literally a good man when you're talking about people from that era. He was a product of his time for sure, he had what we would call today a racist attitude yes. But in his own words he also had "no use for crude racism", in other words considering it was 1909 when his term *ended* he was a pretty progressive guy. He didn't hate people for being a different color, he didn't want them killed or kicked out of America. He just didn't see them as the same social class as him. Which was very much the case until the late 1960s even.

Muhammad Ali was originally named after him

Possibly. I don't know. Obviously ending slavery was/is good. But hmm, the entire planet nearly (almost 90 percent) was practicing slavery 50 or so years before the Civil War. The entire planet was on it's way to being non-slavery. America had to go to one of the most bloody of wars to get there while every other country came by it peacefully. I wonder if actions of Clay helped in that war becoming reality? See, not all things are painted with a pretty brush. And I have no idea. But it is a thought. One reason, and a big reason, the South wanted slave states was to have votes in Congress because the North kept doing for the North with taxes and tariffs etc. If things had of been handled differently by both sides...

@@stanleymyrick4068 I wouldn't call being forced into it be the US, come by it peacefully.

@@SM-cv8sv America had to go to one of the most bloody of wars to get there while every other country came by it peacefully.

@@stanleymyrick4068 Look up the Dahomey slavers some time.

​@stanleymyrick4068 You do know slavery is still active in Africa right?

😂😂😂😂😂

I love that.

"Fuck around and find out its a war crime" 😂

No one click this link, it's a scam

​@@nosauce3039 I reported it for promoting terrorism and child abuse. Lol

Only, Clay said that to the whole freaking world. “I’m not down here with you, you’re all stuck down here with me.”

They couldn't put this man in our history lol could you imagine having that badass telling ppl fighting is better then submission. It's the whole reason they teach Dr MLK and nothing about Mr X 😂 they can't have strong figures teaching kids to stand up n fight

@@josephstibbins5278 The well known boxer, Cassius Clay, didn't want to be named after 'some old white dude', so changed it to Mohammed Ali, after two Muslims who both had African slaves. Go figure.

So much for 'Sleepy Joes' lie that "You couldn't own a cannon!" About the 2nd Amendment. The hell you couldn't, and old Cassius proved it. (BTW you can still mail order an old style muzzle loading cannon online 😉)

YES 100%!!!

Big freaking facts!

Seconded.

We need to start a petition

Hell yea

​@@checkme1830Sign me right up

Was thinking the same thing. The other commenters who find history boring need to listen to those songs.

Mr. Jansen if you have not heard John Brown’s story he’s another true American man of god from the same era who committed his entire life to the abolitionist cause who he and his sons took up arms and were killed or executed for treason. He was very much the Malcolm X to Clay’s MLK.

Wow. Even I learned of him in school from the 90s to early 2000s.

@@graydi66y goes to show how different school district’s prioritize what content is learned. 😅

@@SodoDolo Think they'd like a guy who fought against slavery like slay.

@@maxbennett5412 History doesn’t/shouldn’t care whether it’s liked or not. It happened and people should know the facts imo. That way an educated society can make proper change. But I’m not naive to the fact that “winners” and those “ashamed of their actions” would make things work in their favor.

Is it just a coincidence with the last name or are you related to him?

I think my grandma was born right around your grandfather’s death

Are you sure you're thinking of the same person? That would've made your grandpa 7 years old at the time of his death in1903

That is AWESOME.

Ok

Not everywhere but at least in his home town and in Washington DC. Besides some dumb asses who don't actually know their own history would try to tear down the statues because he inherited slaves from his father. Similar to how idiots who know nothing about Robert E. Lee's personal life beyond the fact that he sided with his state when it left the Union and fought in it's defense when it was invaded by the Union over the attack on fort sumpter South Carolina which was the actual reason given as provocation for the war that would be come known as the civil war only because the Confederacy lost. They don't tell people that Robert E. Lee never bought or sold a single slave. And that he actually freed all of the slaves he inherited long before the southern states seceded and the war had began. But they don't teach that in history class. Only that he choose the wrong side of history. Hell there are people who actually wanted to tear down the statue of Lincoln in recent years because he was related to people who owned slaves. Seriously people who don't have a clue about history are the ones demanding that we destroy all reminiscence of sections of history they don't like. Because they don't understand that History isn't written to make people feel good about their past. History is written so that we learn from our collective past and do not repeat the mistakes of the past. So yes while I agree with you that there should be a statue of Cassius Clay . There are a lot of ignorant people who would try to destroy it the minute they hear that he inherited slaves from his father. Regardless of what he did after inheriting them.

They failed you because Cassius Clay is an example of an individual taking action outside the confines of the state. Much of the civil war and anti-slavery history that is taught focuses on government action despite the fact that governments have always been the enforcers of oppression rather than emancipation. Governments don't start emancipating people until individuals have already been doing that and a government has to catch up or lose legitimacy in the eyes of most.

@notyou2353 Yep and the primary reason for Southern Secession was actually economical not related to slavery. Or well looses related to slavery as far as they where the means of production of raw materials. You see in the lead up to the Secession of the South. The Union government placed Tariffs on Imports of manufactured goods from Europe. The European countries reacted by placing Tariffs on Raw resources from the US. The South was dependent on imports of goods and export of raw materials for their entire economy. So it was a war over money that starred with a tax rebellion turned into were leaving and forming our own country . Turned into South Carolina deciding to do something about the Union garrison at Fort Sumpter which was used as provocation for the war by the Union. Fast forward to 1863 and the war is not going as planned and is becoming unpopular. The government needs to switch gears to get more recruits . And thus the Emancipation Proclamation is floating around but Lincoln isn't quite ready to sign it. Enters Cassius Clay who publicly saids he won't take another commission in the military ie won't come out of military retirement until Lincoln signs it. So he does. In short the war was never truly about Slavery. The Emancipation of the enslaved population of the nation didn't happen for all enslaved people within the US until the 13th Amendment post war. The war was primarily about money and politics.

​@@John2r1 This specific claim is pretty thoroughly debunked by both Vlogging Through History and the Atun Shei video he was reacting to about this 'TARIFFS and TAXES'. Alongside other claims about assorted economic woes being the "real" reason. This is a lost cause myth.

@mobiusflammel9372 First thing the US government had no interest in freeing the Slaves. If you actually dig around in historical documents a little. You will find the 1857 Dred Scott decision. Which put him back in slavery with his master taking him home with him. Also, you find the interesting fact that South Carolina, the first state to leave, had been threatening to do so since 1833 entirely because of Terriffs. Essentially, not wanting to pay their taxes on goods and services imported from Europe. Around 1860, when the Morrill Tariff was first introduced, the Europeans decided to place tariffs on Imports of Raw materials from American. Guess what the Souths entire economy was based on practically. And guess what the US government did to help Southerners who were struggling to keep food on their tables by that point ? I'm not talking the Top 1.6 to 2% of the Southern population. I'm talking the other free people in the South. Both white and black. If your answer is absolutely nothing then you would be right. So the South was already a powder keg of secessionist ideals long before the 2% of the population that were actually abolitionists started being loud enough to get people to consider their opinions. Seriously the Abolitionists movement was a minority of the population and had no real political power. They were a fringe movement that was slowly gaining an audience. The Emancipation Proclamation was written as a recruitment tool. It makes so many exceptions that it isn't funny. I would highly suggest you read it in its entirety. Oh and in December 1860 the Corwin Amendment was introduced to Congress in the House of Representative of course. It was passed by February 1861 and was in the process of ratification by the states when the war started. It was the start of the war that stopped the ratification process. 5 States including Ohio and Illinois had already ratified the Amendment. Here is what the Corwin Amendment said. "No amendment shall be made to the Constitution which will authorize or give to Congress the power to abolish or interfere, within any State, with the domestic institutions thereof, including that of persons held to labor or service by the laws of said State." In essence the Corwin Amendment prevented the Federal government interfering in the Institution of Slavery within the states. This passed the house without any southern support. To be exact Southerners were uninterested in Corwin’s amendment because they felt it did not offer them anything they did not already have. Republicans repeatedly upheld a state’s right to decide the slavery issue where it already existed. Most common Southerners hoped that with the Rich Slave Owners greed that they would expand slavery to such an extent that the Institution would collapse in on itself. The Republicans of the time also repeatedly upheld a state’s right to decide the slavery issue where it already existed. Their vision for the end of slavery was to contain the expansion of slavery, until slavery collapsed in on itself from. Republicans conversely flatly rejected Crittenden’s Compromise because it allowed for the Westward expansion of slavery, which would have allowed the resources of slavery to expand and stay economically viable. Fact is most Southerners didn't own slaves . Only 1.6% of Southerners owned Slaves. To say the Southern soldiers who did the fighting and dying on the battlefield for the industry of Slavery which 1.6% of the population actually benefited from would be the same as saying that the US Military today fights wars for people like Bill Gates , Jeff Bazos , Mark Zuckerberg, etc to keep their money and Industries. That's how asinine the ideal that Southern soldiers fought to defend the wealth of the top 1.6% of the population. These were poor farm kids and seasoned former union soldiers fighting a war to Secede from the Union and make their own country. You should also look up and read the Confederate Constitution. Because it spends more time on Tariffs than it does talking about Slavery. The South didn't see Slavery as the defining issue by and large. The whole war being over Slavery is a rewrite of what actually led to the war in order to justify the bloodiest single war in US history. Since then, it's been oversimplified and has become political. That's the reality the war was mainly over economics which includes Tariffs as a primary driving force behind the Souths decision to leave in the first place. Oh and the Union was using sea forts including Fort Sumter to enforce the Morrill Tariff on incoming shipments. Which directly led to South Carolina's Military besieging the fort and demanding it's surrender. The Forts Commander told them to kindly screw off then found out that the Army of South Carolina had more guns than he did a d decided to surrender after an exchange of fire. The only person killed was Daniel Hough who was killed by accident when the cannon he was manning went off prematurely during a salute to the flag after the Battle of Fort Sumter. The first casualty of the war that wasn't an accident was actually a US officer killed by a civilian for going into the man's house and taking down the man's flag which happened to be the actual Confederate National Flag. The civilian was shot after killing the officer by the troops under said officers command. Yeah the first Military death was a dick officer infringing on a man's first and fourth amendment rights. They probably didn't tell you that in history class. The man's house was /is in Virginia directly across the river from the capitol. Elmer E. Ellsworth a US officer and law clerk who was the first conspicuous casualty, and the first Union officer to die in the war. He was killed while removing a Confederate flag from the roof of the Marshall House inn in Alexandria, Virginia by the owner who was then killed. So the war wasn't over Slavery. The US government actually rented Slaves at the time. The Emancipation Proclamation was a recruitment tool that did nothing. History was rewritten to justify the bloodiest single war in US history. And today has become an oversimplified version that omits everything leading up to it or goes contrary to the narrative of the story. And has become political.

That pretty much still holds true❤️🐝🤗

Being from kentucky. I can vouch for this.

Nah, Clay didn’t die of exhaustion. He was tired of being bored. So the American Spirit retired and Clay took over. To this day, by uttering the words,” ‘MERICA, FUCK YEAH!” You can call that spirit to witness your deeds in the name of freedom and oil acquiring. Just like Clay

Nah grim had to beat him in a duel grim lost 55 times before clay decided that grim needed at least one win then clay went to sleep

Enjoyably now they use him as a great beacon for BLM and antifa.

🤣

Even the weather wanted to pay him his due respect

​@@johnwicksfoknpencilIt knew better than to not pay respect.

He was the only thing keeping the weather in check.

Well it is Kentucky, horses come first.

We need to fix that!! ❤️🐝🤗

FACTS, they don't want to hear about slave allies, this guy is up there.

Crazy!!! I have never heard of this person until now!!! Thanks education system....EPIC FUCKING FAIL!!!!!

Facts no matter what racists in Florida and the south might think

They would consider it CRT so fast

​@@shyone8386 no, CRT would never admit that white people aren't all evil

So you’re saying he just reincarnated himself in the 1940’s to continue the fight for equal rights? Dang, truly is a badass

@@ebtheartist3843 Yah, he grew tired of moldering, so he reincarnated himself as a charming poet-warrior that shook up the world.

Muhammad Ali?

@@knowyourlove5613 Why would he change his name... I'd be proud of that name.

​@@leoandolino4668 islam got to him he walked away from CHRIST

He participated in duels. He's too "problematic" for Houghton Mifflin or Scholastic's version of history. That's why.

That's because he's republican

Same

@@azerjinn9160 well republicans were flipped in the 60s. So he would have resembled a modern day democrat more.

@@Jerorawr_XD in the sixties when thier votes pushed the civil rights act? When they traveld to the dixicrat south and were linched And dems not only stalled civil rights act with fillabusters but sent thier cia /fbi agents under president L.B.J to kill the leader we know as martin M.L.K ? ;) ...Sorry im a history buff i hope you have a great day regardless

We don't hate leaf water, we just really really like bean soup.

@@mikedrop4421 That's fair, as a Englishmen I barely like Tea to begin with without drowning it in a fair bit of sugar lol

@@voin5371 hey, throw in some ice cubes and you're drinking a southern American staple. Strong black tea, enough sugar to make you feel guilty and lots of ice. I actually prefer mine less sweet but that being relative you'd probably find it pretty sweet.

@@mikedrop4421 I like to say "I prefer my sugar to be tea-flavored"

@@mikedrop4421 then add some lemons and bourbon and bob’s your uncle your accent will cease to exist because you’re American now.

Wow! You captured my praise better than I did! He really nailed it with this one. I'm glad (and inspired) to have learned of Mr. Clay.

Jackson was a vulgar psychopath, he wasn't that badass , Theodore Roosevelt was badass.

Andrew Jackson should be next!!!

I mean Andrew Jackson is the only president to have a confirmed kill, obviously in a duel. There was an assassination attempt on him while he was president and he proceeded to beat the would-be assassin with his cane until his supporters pulled him off the dude. If I recall correctly, that assassin then got the first not-guilty by reason of insanity.

@@Montana_Outdoor_Adventures we shouldn’t glorify genocidal psychopaths…

​@@Pman353Jackson or Roosevelt? They were both genocidal psychos

That and the commies in Hollywood love sucking off the fascist Lincoln.

Hollywood would ruin a movie made about Cassius Clay because all of their stupid woke bullshit.

dude Cassius clay saw slavery and was like hold my beer

They would never make it because it's not wite shame or hate

I’ll second that

And Muhammad Ali changed his name from this, to what his name is now, because he didnt want to be named after some white guy- Meanwhile "Muhammad" literally owned blk sl*v*s... (Meanwhile actual newly freed sl*v*s loved the man) -you can't make this shit up..

@@SomeBody-pb7ht Well, a lot of people play fast and loose with words like "legend" and such these days, but if going by this definition of 'hero,' "a person who is admired or idealized for courage, outstanding achievements, or noble qualities," then I would ask if you watched the video, or if you consider this level of efforts to give freedom to others as not being heroic?

@@SomeBody-pb7ht did you watch the vid

​@Aquanaut Hunter no, that dipshit probably think he is talking about the boxer lol

Badass? Nah. That’s just standard behavior for a Kentuckian.

Probably because Hollywood literally sides with the actors like John Wilkes Booth.

They don’t want a story about a good white man. It destroys the race baiting narrative.

THEY WONT IT DOES NOT FIT THERE AGENDA

​@@Steve-bi2wohey, you right af about that!!

Trust the science 👍

@@mwbeck I trust evidence unless someone can prove the evidence wrong with other evidence.

Even in the ring

Imagine being black and named after an amazing abolitionist and deciding to join a religion that still believed in slavery and naming yourself after the slave owning founder of that religion.

How did they patch him up ?? Most ppl back then died from simple injuries.. 😂😂

A close second is President Theodore Roosevelt..

Teddy Roosevelt. My man took a bullet and said this shit aint groovy i gor shit to do. Man hunted bears.

Look up Samuel Whittemore.

I was pretty proud of that line thanks for noticing

@@the_fat_electrician That should be a shirt !

@@the_fat_electrician next tshirt idea 💡

1,000 years from now, when mankind rebuilds. They will find an ancient hard drive from a server. That quote will be one of the pieces of recovered data. Then they will record you as one of the greatest thinkers of our time. .....

​@@the_fat_electriciant-shirt?

Makes me wish I was a Kentuckian 😎👍

I'm a proud Georgia Boy and would have love to have someone like Cassius Clay to grow up learning about. The life of Cassius Marcellus Clay should be required for all Americans to learn about in school

This is why you don’t screw with Kentuckian, god bless Clay.

Ambassador to the Russian emperor, republican cassius clay

how did you feel about ali talking crap about his birth name? i wanted to like muhammed ali, but damn he was a moron talking about things he knew nothing about.

You can thank the Karens eerrr I mean the Daughters of the Confederacy for that and all the neoconfederates who think they would be wealthy planters but they’d be field hands instead if the traitors won the civil war

Because we can't hear stories of whitey doing good for the blacks......

That would take the glory away from the man responsible for killing more Americans than anyone else in history.

thanks you I really that!

​@The Fat Electrician [appreciate] that!* Haha that damn army education😂

​@lilwhiteexpresstruck7943 Oh man, I do that all the time on accident as well. It's like my brain skips the word. It even happens when talking. Brain goes too fast for mouth/hands to keep up? I wasn't in the military though, lol.

Gene, are you Navy or Marine?

💯, never knew this. Its easy to see how the white Cassius Clay, showed through in the black Cassius Clay...somebody should make a movie!

Last time I checked or saw, when we get a cut or wound, the blood is the same color. Cassius was a good dude and total gangster

@SodoDolo you forgot the part where he convinced RUSSIA TO GO WAR WITH BRITAIN AND FRANCE if they recognised the south

Yep, this is the sort of guy we were supposed to look up to as a hero, 100%! The only way this could've possibly have become so obscured is if it was intentional...

Libtard "historians" won't teach about him because he was 1) white, 2) Republican, 3) refused to EVER be a victim

​@@athelwulfgalland 100% intentional. For decades following the war Yankees let the former Confederates rewrite history instead of telling the truth.

Only man I've ever heard of that can out-emancipate John Brown.

He must’ve been drinking his Whipple (joke from Timesuck Podcast). m.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2zAbWTEQbNY.html

I'd go get your money back for that degree then.

… where did you get your degree? Moscow ?

@@JoeRogansForehead- sure. Because when you get a degree in history, you’re entitled to know everything about all history that ever existed 😒 I’m sure you know everything about everything.

@@tjb.7213I’m good with it, thanks. There’s nothing wrong in admitting you’re learning something new.

What an immense d-bag you have to be to knock someone who openly expressed an honest lack of knowledge in a subject. Wow. Good for you Mr. Evans. I'm a psychologist, and there's still plenty I don't know about psychology, and am grateful to learn. That's probably one of the most imperative traits of intelligent people... being willing to continue learning. As opposed to the idiots who think they know everything.

I was wondering about that. Thx.

Sad bit is, said boxer changed his name "because Cassius Clay is a slave name". Frankly, original Cassius was way cooler.

@@loganteague5805 i know right? that's an L right there. You have the name of the greatest abolitionist, you are part of the civil rights movement and a draft dodger to boot but regardless of you go "nah, that's the man's name". Look ali i love you but this is an indisputable L. You could have pushed the movement so much if your name wasn't as scary

@@loganteague5805 Thank God I finally found someone talking about this glaring FACT. The irony of it...the stupidity...astounds me. To change from a name attached to an abolitionist to a name attached to slavery...is...F'ing boggling. It's like said boxer didn't even know his own family history OR the history of Islam itself. Sad really. Makes me feel like he was influenced/manipulated...such a stupid thing to do.

@@MasterCode86 I agree...it was a huge Loss. Had he served or in the very least put his name in the hat for the draft, had he been patriotic like Joe Louis...had he kept his original name and honored the man he was named after...well, maybe there's some parallel world/time where such a thing occurred. I will always wonder how that might have turned out and the influence he could have had then, etc.

That child will grow up strong

13? Damn, I thought it was a short😂

Didn't realize it was 13 minutes till you pointed it out

same, i was like wait WHAT?

I think the content should determine the length of the video. If you have enough, interesting facts, lay it on us. Please!

Same

I mean, yeah, would talk about the guy you tried to kill over and over but lost every time.

I could not agree more, I received a better history lesson in 13 minutes, than in all 12 grades of the American public education system and I can assure you this will be retained in my head for a lot longer than say the stamp act of 1885 (I think that's the right year, could be wrong).

Ditto from a fellow Kentuckian and history buff. Makes me just a little more proud

Hey! Y'all had Danl Boone!❤😂

😊💛

I'm waiting for him to do one on "The Last War Chief" Jim "Medicine" Crow. The stories about him are just wild

I'm in violent agreement with you.

LOL! True statement!

It has never not been illegal to own a Cannon.

@@jaxsonemerick1166 it’s sarcasm cause of Biden.

Don't forget to always vote to fund education! I learned this stuff in school but little by little kids are learning less of this sort of thing

thank you I'm glad you agree!!

Honestly I'm sad I didn't learn any of this till I was 30.....

Of being unkillable? Rasputin must’ve been Clays illegitimate son.

Now I understand why Lincoln did it prematurely..

He should be trumps third term vice president

​@@t.m9341 yeah, Obama got a third term.

@@boluv7 Obama bin Biden

@@boluv7 hey really sus stuff have you seen trumps inauguration vs Bidens inaguration. Biden got a foreign dignitary salute .

​@@t.m9341of course he did.

I know right, modern marvels and Stan lees superhumans were balled along with being educational

Working on it :)

Look up Mark Felton Productions if you love old school history channel docs back when they were good and not full of nonsense about aliens or people haggling in a pawn shop. Mark Felton used to help make some of those of history channel docs, he has a couple channels and they are by far the greatest WW2 history channels on RU-vid!

I never knew of this man until today, and now I firmly believe there should be a Cassius M. Clay Cinematic Universe.

That's what I'm TALKIN' ABOUT!!

It's Sad that an Educator, such as yourself, had to find out about The Real Cassius Clay on RU-vid, rather than somewhere along the line during your Education to qualify to Teach Young Skulls Full Of Mush. Not Your Fault, at all, but the fault of those who, rather than expose you to as much Historical Fact as they could, taught you what they figured you "Needed To Know"....Gotta Keep The Narrative Litany as Identical as Possible, Don'tchaknow You Had Best Watch Yourself going forward, lest you be found guilty of Wrong Think, by Straying Away from The Approved Path, and harm your chances of Advancement in your Chosen Profession. I Wish You And Your Better Informed, due to you being a Dedicated Teacher, Only The Very Best that life has to offer

@dwightcurrie8316 turns out that 2 years of specialized schooling isn't near enough to give a person infinite knowledge. Becoming an educator is more about understanding pedagogy and turning yourself into a lifelong learner. Any teacher who thinks they know it all is delirious. It turns out that the more you learn, the more you realize you don't know. Thank you for your concern. John 13:34-35

@@davidryan9189 Thanks for the Kind Words. I have 4 Grand Kids in school and I feel the need to Know what goes on and what they are being taught. They're Good Kids and I'd like them to stay that way. I can only hope that they have a Teacher Like you in their Future

Thank you. Not many know.