And in more historical accuracy.... it's more than likely that at least one doctor did indeed shove an unwashed finger into the entry wound and feel around for a bullet.
Oh that was a big ol fuck you to Abraham Lincoln... Makes you wonder if he wouldn't have suspended part of the Constitution maybe he would have lived to see that second term all the way through 😂😂
Nah he didn't end anything, If you actually read the proclamation, it only applied to states currently in rebellion which he didn't control. Also like brandon said, slaves didn't get officially freed until the 13th amendment. Read up on the man from outside sources, he was an absolute turd
When I was in 4th grade, I was terrified of the Lincoln assassination after watching a documentary and couldn't stand to see any depictions of it (so much so that my 5th grade teacher had to remove a "Lincoln Shot" poster from her classroom, or at least turn it around so I couldn't see it)... this just confirmed my fears 😟
@@Fordo007Johnson was awful and undid a lot of what Abe Lincoln accomplished the only reason Lincoln picked him as vp was to get the vote of some of the people that opposed him
@@markmontagna7637 Isn't that mostly myth? Didn't Johnson mostly follow through with what Lincoln planned to do in the first place? Johnson was hated by the Radical Republicans who Lincoln also was not onboard with.
But I do find it ironic how to presidents have been assassinated and they both ended up getting replaced by a guy with the last name Johnson ironic 😂😂 this makes me wonder if JFK was killed by someone named John 😂😂😂 get it cuz Lincoln got killed by John Wilkes Booth 😂😂
Brandon's history is kinda off. Northern states already made it illegal to have slaves, so he didn't have to force them to abide by the same law. Also, prohibition was literally a revoking a part of the ammendments. The constitution isn't the best thing ever imo
No he was right. Chattel Slavery was indeed banned in the north but Indentured Servitude (another kind of slavery) was still legal til the 13th amendment became law
@@ThyRavenWings not exactly. Slavery wasn't entirely legal. Sure some of it was but it was already shunned in the north. In the south it was so awful and extreme of course he would make it entirely illegal there
@@tnc7399 were not talking about "shunned" we're talking about legal and its a fact that indentured servitude was still legal until the 13th amendment was made law a little over half a year after Lincoln got got
for a derringer it sure packs a punch, just as the founding fathers intended
when the mob ask Wilkes booth about shooting abe,
he muttered: "as what the Founding Fathers Intended" as spite
Add a triangular bayonet to deal difficult to stitch up wounds to rapscallions
Sic Semper Tyrannis
@@slightlycynical4308 and if all else fails resort to the cannon mounted at the top of the stairs loaded with grapeshot
im not american but what number president was ted kaczynski again? wasnt he killed
I'd like to point out that he "doctor" Brandon called in is Donut Operator.
Ha! Excellent
a video very similar to this that I recommend is "How Deadly is a Flintlock Rifle? The British hated this thing" by Garand Thumb
I was just about to recommend the same video before I went and checked the comments :-)
And in more historical accuracy.... it's more than likely that at least one doctor did indeed shove an unwashed finger into the entry wound and feel around for a bullet.
Fun fact: Brandon’s T-shirt says in Russian “I don’t care about anyone, I drive wherever I want”
Theodore Roosevelt was the ultimate badass president!
14:56 It's like cracking open the world's most disturbing egg.
Maybe some essential oils can help Mr. Lincoln?
Essential oils help everything. My aunt on Facebook told me so.
13:11 onward is about how I think McKinley's doctor would have dealt with Lincoln if he was around there at that time. If you know, you know.
Still waiting on the react video to Brandon Herrera’s “Testing Alec Baldwin’s Revolver Theory”!
Imagine having abe as an ancestor and you come across this
Ah, yes, good ol' cap'n'ball torture.
“Ah, John Lennon. ‘All you need is love’.”
I think Lennon could’ve benefited from a bulletproof vest too…
The chair Lincoln was shot in is sitting in the Henry Ford museum in Dearborn, Michigan
Theodore Roosevelt is that guy and my favorite president
How about reacting to 4 bore rifle by Kentucky ballistics
Oh that was a big ol fuck you to Abraham Lincoln... Makes you wonder if he wouldn't have suspended part of the Constitution maybe he would have lived to see that second term all the way through 😂😂
Your Glenn Quagmire impression is top-notch.
All you need is love, and a bulletproof vest.
The reason Alec Baldwin didn’t go to prison is money!
Brandon should do a Kurt Cobain shotgun test
Scott uploaded a 4 bore video today. He put it up against a zombie torso with body armor.
Rip Abe Lincoln raise a glass to the Man who saved the union who ended slavery and who saved America.
He did none of these things the real America was founded by a Virginian man.
Nah he didn't end anything, If you actually read the proclamation, it only applied to states currently in rebellion which he didn't control. Also like brandon said, slaves didn't get officially freed until the 13th amendment. Read up on the man from outside sources, he was an absolute turd
Thank Cassius Clay for it. If not for him, the Emancipation Proclamation wouldn't have been read/delivered when it was.
I learned that you really do not want him as a first responder.
When I was in 4th grade, I was terrified of the Lincoln assassination after watching a documentary and couldn't stand to see any depictions of it (so much so that my 5th grade teacher had to remove a "Lincoln Shot" poster from her classroom, or at least turn it around so I couldn't see it)... this just confirmed my fears 😟
This was so wrong but so f**king funny 😂
Brandon was only pointing out that 2 assassinations resulted in a Johnson administration. He wasn't counting all deaths.
You also have the assassination of Garfield, who was replaced by Arthur
2:30 been there, pretty cool
Beans
It's always weird to me that Brandon is like 4 years younger than me. He looks a lot older than 27
He’s 5 years older than me damn
Theodore Roosevelts nicknamed was bull moose
Ur gigiyies are sublime sir! 😂
Best gun EVER made!
What we all have condoms in our heads???
To be fair, they tried to whack Teddy too.
did we do JFK yet?
React to him shooting German machine guns of ww2
Theodore Roosevelt is the most American, American president we have had or will ever have.
You look like John Wick
We’re you thinking of Andrew Jackson or do you dislike both?
He meant andrew johnson because that was lincolns vp
@@Stand_watie I know, but normally people hate Jackson. I’ve never seen someone be more than ‘meh’ about Johnson.
@@Fordo007 I think more people hate johnson cause they think like kit
@@Fordo007Johnson was awful and undid a lot of what Abe Lincoln accomplished the only reason Lincoln picked him as vp was to get the vote of some of the people that opposed him
@@markmontagna7637 Isn't that mostly myth? Didn't Johnson mostly follow through with what Lincoln planned to do in the first place? Johnson was hated by the Radical Republicans who Lincoln also was not onboard with.
Sorry
Uh... this isnt offensive. It's just making ol Lincoln more open minded.
He is a very not qualified doctor yea that's bad
But I do find it ironic how to presidents have been assassinated and they both ended up getting replaced by a guy with the last name Johnson ironic 😂😂 this makes me wonder if JFK was killed by someone named John 😂😂😂 get it cuz Lincoln got killed by John Wilkes Booth 😂😂
THE B ULL MOOSE! BEst president ever
Brandon's history is kinda off. Northern states already made it illegal to have slaves, so he didn't have to force them to abide by the same law. Also, prohibition was literally a revoking a part of the ammendments. The constitution isn't the best thing ever imo
No he was right. Chattel Slavery was indeed banned in the north but Indentured Servitude (another kind of slavery) was still legal til the 13th amendment became law
@@ThyRavenWings not exactly. Slavery wasn't entirely legal. Sure some of it was but it was already shunned in the north. In the south it was so awful and extreme of course he would make it entirely illegal there
@@tnc7399 were not talking about "shunned" we're talking about legal and its a fact that indentured servitude was still legal until the 13th amendment was made law a little over half a year after Lincoln got got
@@tnc7399 Prohibition was not a good thing for liberty morally it was good but people need to stop by their own damn self.
@@Stand_watie Prohibition caused organized crime, worst mistake this country ever made.
Teddy was a badass. His nephew; not so much.
but Andrew Johnson actually ended slavery in one state instead of Lincoln's none.