Which U.S. President weighed 350 lbs. on his inauguration day? Explained 

Which U.S. President weighed 350 lbs. on his inauguration day? Explained.
President William Howard Taft is notably recognized as the heaviest U.S. president, tipping the scales at 354 pounds during his inauguration. Referred to affectionately as “Big Bill,” Taft holds the unique distinction of having served as both President and Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. Despite his weight becoming a focal point in popular memory, particularly the anecdote of him purportedly becoming lodged in the White House bathtub, Taft's impact extends well beyond such tales. He notably threw the inaugural ceremonial first pitch on baseball's opening day as the first U.S. president to do so, and his funeral marked the first instance of a presidential funeral being broadcast on the radio.