Having never read (or even heard of the article until fourteen minutes ago) about it, just leads me to want to order that same dish if they both ordered it. Though it looks like a dish I’d order anyways.
A married couple ordered the same dish, the _horror_, as if a married couple wouldn't have similar tastes. My parents regularly get the same thing when eating out, its not planned its just everyone ordering what they feel like. Of all the circus that goes into being president/ a celebrity, atleast let people eat whatever they want without judgement.
Journalistic academia today (at least in this country) is less about generic investigative reporting and more about advocacy and campaigning causes, at least that's how it is in our journalism studies. Lots of social and political sciences scholarships and awards granted by media and social advocacy organizations, with priority given to immigrants and visual minorities.
They could have split the dish AND tried something new!!! No, but seriously, did every news org need to cover that? Because I'm pretty sure the dish they ordered was a nothingburger.
Point of clarification, presidential records are never accessible via the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). They are instead accessible via the Presidential Records Act (PRA). Congress and the Supreme Court private documents are never made public because when you write/interpret the laws you get to decide which ones apply to you.
Dude don’t even get me started on the Supreme Court. Like you know they always blah blah blah they created three equal branches that all cancel each other out “equally” except it’s all bullshit and we know one branch has 80% of the power. It’s like saying you have a 50/50 chance of winning the lottery because either you don’t or you do. AND then inexplicably the judges have lifetime power, no general worries of reelection if they’re biased or bad. Insane
The 3 branch of governments throughout history literally work by 1) giving president more and more power 2) always reminding president they only gave him power cause they are lazy and can take it all away 3) don’t mess with the Supreme Court because they might just call everything unconstitutional
Additionally, just because the release of the documents would be a crime does not mean the viewing by the public would be a crime. The US does not have any sort of secrets act like the UK does, and any such legislation would be laughably incompatible with the constitution.
@@Eighty8percent funny how often that happens. In medieval and early modern times some of the most powerful people had the oddest jobs. The "groom of the stool", the kings bathroom attendent, was considered pretty influential because kings were rarely if ever alone and they'd be alone with the king every day.
I don't think the staffers have that much freedom though. If they choose to omit certain events unfairly and those events boil over and reach the president at a worse time, they can loose their jobs. Take for example a disaster like the Ohio Train Derailment, let's say a staffer held stock at Norfolk Southern (the company that ran the train) and wanted to sell their stock later in the day but an acknowledgment from Biden would bring down the stock price, the staffer could easily choose to omit the news. This action would however hurt Biden's image because when asked about the issue later on, he would be oblivious to it which would mean that his staffers are failing at their jobs.
The President has a phone, it's not like they're actually hiding anything - it's just giving him decent breakfast reading. I wouldn't want poll numbers with my omelette, that is Garfield time
I thought the same thing. But it makes sense as recon aircraft flying for long hours near an active war zone probably need refuelling, especially if there's a chance they might need to stay longer than expected.
It's considered reconnaissance because it's refueling the E-3a. Its services are being rendered from a refueling wing, into a recon wing, therefore it is from that point on, until its services are no longer rendered, considered a recon craft
A Week in the Life of a US President in Hollywood: - Monday - Wednesday: fight terrorists - Thursday - Friday: defend earth from Aliens - Saturday: reconnect with your former wife, who’s now a successful anti-discrimination anti-poverty lawyer - Sunday: defend Air Force One
Except that wasn't the only controversy, this was during the Ohio train derailment, that would've been page 6 at best. For example Trump announced his visit to Ohio like a day or two before, and the political presses were doing pro/cons of that visit vs the Biden Admin not sending a senior official. But that didn't involve the WH Press pool.
@@johniii8147 I WANT boring! I need it. I am tired of living in historic times. I'm so tired of controversies being about, like, nazism 2.0. I will never be able to own a house unless it's smack dab in the middle of nowhere in this economy, in this country. Just give me normal. I need more tan suits and same meals.
Saying they haven't declassified a PDB since 1977 is a bit misleading, they declassified one from August 6th, 2001 too. That one titled "Bin Ladin Determined To Strike in US" almost a month to the day before 9/11. This PDB was released through the 9/11 Commission and was the first PDB declassified by the president who it was prepared for, most of the time they are declassified by several presidents later.
Wow , really liked this video though man! Can’t even put my finger on why but obviously the subject matter overall was fascinating. I didn’t know how detailed the “presidential diary” notes were and that even though you said most aren’t released to the public after the ford admin., the notes on stuff like bush and of course Biden’s daily info is pretty cool. Would like to learn more about this stuff. Logistics but in a president-specific context, neat! Thanks.
@@knickedixen there are many sounds that we have in Polish (and other Slavic languages) that simply don't exist in English. It's hard to teach yourself to twist your tongue and month in all new ways when you've not been doing it since you were a kid.
@@geniemiki Yea, thats for sure! As an English speaker, at times it feels like the language was made as a cruel joke to torture us. I just stare at the words trying to figure out where to begin! But seriously, Poland is pretty freakin awesome. I feel like y'all don't get thanked enough for saving the entirety of Europe from communism in 1919.
Great video, just one small thing: „Air Force One“ is only the callsign for any US Air Force aircraft carrying POTUS. If the aircraft does not belong to the USAF, the callsign is „Marine One“, „Army One“ respectively; and „Executive One“ when it‘s a civil aircraft.
Quick note: Biden usually attends the 5:30 Holy Trinity Mass in Georgetown, however he went to a private ceremony at the Jesuit residence, Wolfington Hall on Georgetown's campus. (I work there lol) He needed an earlier Mass than the 5:30 bc he was going to Ukraine.
@@counterfit5 wrong, when you limit our ability to produce and refine here because you want to force feed “green” energy you’re giving opec the keys to set prices. Now if you keep us production high opec can either get in line or not rake in trillions
Purely a guess, but this could potentially be to prevent events in the eastern states having more focus then those in the western states. In Washington, Oregon, and California the president would be getting up at 4am then actually make it to the oval office at 6am when those states start to get going. Meanwhile 7am on the east coast isn't that late and a national issue is unlikely to arises domestically before then. Likewise if some major event happens in the evening on the west coast, the president is more likely to be in his normal work hours to address it as opposed to having to be dragged out of bed and tired the next day
Even in a video about the logistics of Joe Biden, Wendover manages to slip in a reference to Boeing planes. That's how you know he's legit. Also, Sam, if you are reading this, I think a good topic for HAI might be why Wilmington Train Station is named after Joe Biden.
Any POTUS has to depend on Boeing, which has being a solid contractor for the US Government for decades. The planes mentioned were the YC-35 (now based on the B747-8) and the C-32 (based on the B757 or Flying Pencil).
@@WJB_TR "Supposed" purchase? Hasn't it been finalized? P.S. Air India is no longer the 'flag carrier', it was sold back to its progenitors, the Tatas.
no way i'd want to be the prez and deal w/ all the crap. if i had Trump's money i would disappear and live out my years in luxury and no BS. power isn't important to me.
@@a-fl-man640that’s exactly what makes Trump so special, he could be doing all that but instead he choses to face up against so much bs and corruption and come out strong as president standing up for his country like a hero
don't understand why there are so many downvotes on this. It's a well-made documentary and doesn't take any political sides, just reports on a week in the life a 'a president'
I thought that was odd too. I know they’ll stop by local businesses like a burger joint or ice cream store but like a sit down restaurant seemed out of question to me. I wonder if the restaurant was closed or at a limited capacity that night for security reasons.
Definitely used to be a pretty common thing the Presidents did. And something that pretty much every president since w bush has been trying to get back to. They all tend to find the security measures restrictive and many would desire nothing more than to be able to just go for a walk on the streets of DC and I'm not cause a big fuss to the locals
@@stratagama On a daily basis, Presidents are living and working in the same building, day after day after day. Think back to the pandemic, and how many people were feeling "stir crazy" working from home. It's essentially a 24hr, 7 day a week job working in the White House. Try to keep that pace for 4 or 8 years. That's why Trump said "This is more work than in my previous life. I thought it would be easier". Hard to imagine what you're getting into when you're that ignorant.
@@mejestic124Biden was VP under Obama, he sure as hell knew what we was getting himself into when he ran for president. And the security for the VP isn't that much different, so he must be ok with it, otherwise he wouldn't have run after having been VP for 8 years already.
Wendover is so good. Impartial, informative, and always engaging. High quality content produced by independent (obviously a team not just an individual) journalists are incredibly valuable in a modern digital world
Good video. Does what the title says and more, though it doesn't really finish up the week but we get why that title was chosen. Good graphics as well. Clear upgraded the way you guys do videos now.
Wendover used to be good. Now it's almost identical to Leftist mass media trash. I mean imagine him doing this same video while Trump (a much more dynamic human being regardless of politcs) was in office.
@@sparklesparklesparkle6318 3:59 was a rough one to stomach. I think he just does it to not get censored. Also it's probably a whole studio with investors. But their content is still good I just lost all respect for them bending the knee to the commies, tearing down America.
$755,580,000 for 2023, which was not a leap year, so that's 365 days = $2,070,082.19 per day. In the video, for some reason he's off by a few dollars ($2,070,079). He lists $86,254 as the hourly pay (we're dividing by 24 here); it should be $86,253.42 (only off by $1.42). He then lists $3,593 per minute, which is grossly off (should be $1,437.56; we're dividing by 60 minutes here). It looks like the mistake he made was dividing by 24 a second time, which you correctly identified. He also generalizes the "3/4 of a million dollars, by 7am" figure, which is $750k; more accurately, it's $603,773.97 (7 hours * $86,253.42 hourly pay = $603,773.97). Off by $146k. I also disagree with the usage of the word "before" when referring to when the president wakes up, which is ambiguous. He obviously means "by the time".
Next video I want is a week in the life of the first cat and all the chaos he’s been up to. As a cat person, I just know he’s probably puked on that Oval Office rug.
Every day I find out another level to how low humanity can get. Like how apparently people care whether two people order the same thing at a restaurant.
I know right? I mean they're octogenarians, who've been married for decades, who've probably tried everything that's usually on the menu at an Italian restaurant multiple times, and eventually settled on their current order, something that they can enjoy together. Is this really that surprising? Sometimes we forget that leaders are people, too.
@@edumazieri i guess it's just how ridiculous it sounds from people that rarely get recommended that kind of sensationalist bs, i guess everyone learnt to ignore it in time (i hope)
@@aronseptianto8142 ya but... we are still sort of commenting about it. this kind of thing spreads not just because somebody might find it interesting, but also precisely because it's so absurd that anyone could.
Lol Sam I appreciate your Polish pronunciation. I’ve been coaching my girlfriend how to say my family’s names for years, give me a shout if you ever need to get through another one. Cousin Grzegorsz feels your pain.
I hear Polish is actually pretty easy to read if you are a Polish speaker, unlike English that still doesn't make sense half the time when you speak English. However, Polish just looks like gibberish if you speak English lol
@@rubiconnn Polish does have some unusual letter combinations but the language is phonetical so if you just sound out the word slowly you get 90% there.
I didn't know two years ago that the place of my residence would be the centre of utmost attention for a seemingly endless period of time. That's humbling, not gonna lie, but also, by the time reconstruction after the victory ends, exhausting to the extent of being glad we got at last left alone for a minute. I needn't even switch the language of content here since I know it'll be about my local events (though toponyms will be ridiculously butchered in English). Uncle Joe will be remembered for a long time here, Borys Johnson"-iuk" will be greatly respected and memed through. The folks of The Free(-er) West will be granted a jesture of gratitude at every courner of the Ukrainian locale, undeniably! And, as well, thank you mate :)
Lol math fail @ 1:09. Your calculated rate per minute ($3,593) is wrong, because you erroneously divided the hourly figure of $86,254 by 24 again instead of by 60. The real figure is ~$1,438/minute
Except no one was, they showed literally two articles. During this period the discussion was about the Ohio train derailment. Literally the day before this dinner Trump announced his visit in the middle of the following week. So the press at this time was largely discussing the train derailment (which like usual was largely useless bickering).
the sad thing is Sam from Wendover is not allowed to do so. that scheming guy. Sam from Jed Leg the game. takes all the glory for traveling. O wait Sam from Extremities is also send to crazy places.
I think its important the presidents get good sleep, effects of sleep-deprivation are often glossed over in favor of glorifying over-working. And assumably the decision-making of the president is pretty important, not to mention the way they look in those before-and-after shots.
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Imagine going to journalism school for 3-5 years and just end up writing articles about 2 people ordering the same dish at a restaurant
Even worse, imagine this article being your most popular...
Having never read (or even heard of the article until fourteen minutes ago) about it, just leads me to want to order that same dish if they both ordered it. Though it looks like a dish I’d order anyways.
A married couple ordered the same dish, the _horror_, as if a married couple wouldn't have similar tastes. My parents regularly get the same thing when eating out, its not planned its just everyone ordering what they feel like.
Of all the circus that goes into being president/ a celebrity, atleast let people eat whatever they want without judgement.
Journalistic academia today (at least in this country) is less about generic investigative reporting and more about advocacy and campaigning causes, at least that's how it is in our journalism studies. Lots of social and political sciences scholarships and awards granted by media and social advocacy organizations, with priority given to immigrants and visual minorities.
How about being so insecure that you're "not allowed" to order the same thing as one of your friends.
I dunno...I've been seeing these US Presidents do anything from playing Minecraft to going to Medieval Fairs these past few weeks.
I can't believe trump played overwatch with biden and Obama
Don't forget all the constant Discord calls making tier lists of various video games
I wanna be president just so I can join a sesh of the presidential zomboys on Mob of the Dead
I dunno… I’ve grown accustomed to a President that spent more time at golf courses or at Mar-a-Largo than in the White House.
It’s true I was in one of their games 😮
"who orders the same dish at a restuarant?"
I can tell this writer has never served 2 old people in a restaurant before
They could have split the dish AND tried something new!!!
No, but seriously, did every news org need to cover that? Because I'm pretty sure the dish they ordered was a nothingburger.
@@extragoogleaccount6061 It's the tan suit thing all over again.
Restaurants have special dishes
@@extragoogleaccount6061 you know what.....I'm going to start a restaurant that literally has a nothing burger
Restaurants rarely have more than one good dish.
An elderly couple eats the same meal at a restaurant.
Public Media: "SCANDAL!?"
This is Newsworthy a couple eating in the midst of the Ukraine war?
I can't believe anyone wrote a news story about Joe and Jill ordering the same pasta... must have been the slowest news day in history
Ironically slower than the 48 hours after… 😬
A bit slower than a country who's citizens have the lowest passport rate in the world.
@thecanadiancaribou we don't have to leave the country to see beauty so why would most of us? Plus travel to other countries is a hassle
@thecanadiancaribou a lot of people don't have the money, plus the grand canyon is closer than london
@@thecanadiancaribou
Other western countries: “I feel bad for you.”
US: “I don’t think about you at all”
Hey Sam, isn't it finally time to talk about the logistics of missing luggage? Its airline related anyway
He wouldn't dare to do anything but shill for the message.
Ignore if Sam Brinton steals it
I heard some trans or non binary fetishist dude employed by the Biden admin stole, dressed up in, and then took pictures in a lady's packed clothes?
I hear that the script is in a suitcase that is still missing from a flight he took back in 2019…
He did a good job with undeliverable mail. I'd like to see lost luggage.
Point of clarification, presidential records are never accessible via the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). They are instead accessible via the Presidential Records Act (PRA). Congress and the Supreme Court private documents are never made public because when you write/interpret the laws you get to decide which ones apply to you.
Dude don’t even get me started on the Supreme Court. Like you know they always blah blah blah they created three equal branches that all cancel each other out “equally” except it’s all bullshit and we know one branch has 80% of the power. It’s like saying you have a 50/50 chance of winning the lottery because either you don’t or you do. AND then inexplicably the judges have lifetime power, no general worries of reelection if they’re biased or bad. Insane
The 3 branch of governments throughout history literally work by 1) giving president more and more power 2) always reminding president they only gave him power cause they are lazy and can take it all away 3) don’t mess with the Supreme Court because they might just call everything unconstitutional
Additionally, just because the release of the documents would be a crime does not mean the viewing by the public would be a crime. The US does not have any sort of secrets act like the UK does, and any such legislation would be laughably incompatible with the constitution.
Scalding
Tell me you don't have a passport without telling me.
the staffers who curate what news the president sees at breakfast have an enormous amount of influence
@@Eighty8percent funny how often that happens. In medieval and early modern times some of the most powerful people had the oddest jobs. The "groom of the stool", the kings bathroom attendent, was considered pretty influential because kings were rarely if ever alone and they'd be alone with the king every day.
I don't think the staffers have that much freedom though. If they choose to omit certain events unfairly and those events boil over and reach the president at a worse time, they can loose their jobs. Take for example a disaster like the Ohio Train Derailment, let's say a staffer held stock at Norfolk Southern (the company that ran the train) and wanted to sell their stock later in the day but an acknowledgment from Biden would bring down the stock price, the staffer could easily choose to omit the news. This action would however hurt Biden's image because when asked about the issue later on, he would be oblivious to it which would mean that his staffers are failing at their jobs.
The President has a phone, it's not like they're actually hiding anything - it's just giving him decent breakfast reading.
I wouldn't want poll numbers with my omelette, that is Garfield time
@@Eighty8percent the west wing is the best tv series to understand White house
There are so many people involved in writing those briefings that any individual's influence over them is minimal
17:48 - Not to be "that" guy but the KC-135 Stratotanker is an aerial refueler rather than a reconnaissance aircraft.
I thought the same thing. But it makes sense as recon aircraft flying for long hours near an active war zone probably need refuelling, especially if there's a chance they might need to stay longer than expected.
It's considered reconnaissance because it's refueling the E-3a. Its services are being rendered from a refueling wing, into a recon wing, therefore it is from that point on, until its services are no longer rendered, considered a recon craft
A Week in the Life of a US President in Hollywood:
- Monday - Wednesday: fight terrorists
- Thursday - Friday: defend earth from Aliens
- Saturday: reconnect with your former wife, who’s now a successful anti-discrimination anti-poverty lawyer
- Sunday: defend Air Force One
😂
in bidens case its: Monday - Sunday trying to figure out where he is.
@@contemporarymonk Says the people hanging off the capital building, impeached, and insane. Self reflection. Zero.
@@Bacopa68 "Dreamscape" starring Dennis Quiad
@@DrunkenPadawan Correct! I bestow upon you the Blockbuster Veterans Film Knowledge Award.
I'd honestly rather live in a world where the only controversies are 2 married people eating the same food
Except that wasn't the only controversy, this was during the Ohio train derailment, that would've been page 6 at best. For example Trump announced his visit to Ohio like a day or two before, and the political presses were doing pro/cons of that visit vs the Biden Admin not sending a senior official. But that didn't involve the WH Press pool.
That would be boring
@@Teampegleg You mean the train crash that was likely caused by the rollback of regulation by the orange "genius" himself?
@@Teampegleg Biden not sending an official was because the state government has to request federal aid and refused to at that point.
@@johniii8147 I WANT boring! I need it. I am tired of living in historic times. I'm so tired of controversies being about, like, nazism 2.0. I will never be able to own a house unless it's smack dab in the middle of nowhere in this economy, in this country. Just give me normal. I need more tan suits and same meals.
I love logistics and totally geek out on presentations like this. Thank you ever so much.
Saying they haven't declassified a PDB since 1977 is a bit misleading, they declassified one from August 6th, 2001 too. That one titled "Bin Ladin Determined To Strike in US" almost a month to the day before 9/11. This PDB was released through the 9/11 Commission and was the first PDB declassified by the president who it was prepared for, most of the time they are declassified by several presidents later.
Wow , really liked this video though man! Can’t even put my finger on why but obviously the subject matter overall was fascinating. I didn’t know how detailed the “presidential diary” notes were and that even though you said most aren’t released to the public after the ford admin., the notes on stuff like bush and of course Biden’s daily info is pretty cool. Would like to learn more about this stuff. Logistics but in a president-specific context, neat! Thanks.
Must be weird to have your life so curated
@@pass-the-juice exactly
@@pass-the-juice isn't it cool a dude can become president when he has a stutter? I find that admirable personally
@@pass-the-juice joe Biden is remarkably smart, it’s not his fault your ableist and make fun of a stutter.
Imagine losing to a guy like that. Lmao
@@carladams9345 imagine believing the election was legit
The way you said Przemysł Główny had me rolling ahaha xD
I can see that you've practiced, honestly well done. It's not an easy one.
My brain cannot even process the sounds in Polish sometimes. Like.. what did I even hear? Kudos to him for even trying imo!
@@knickedixen there are many sounds that we have in Polish (and other Slavic languages) that simply don't exist in English. It's hard to teach yourself to twist your tongue and month in all new ways when you've not been doing it since you were a kid.
@@geniemiki Yea, thats for sure! As an English speaker, at times it feels like the language was made as a cruel joke to torture us. I just stare at the words trying to figure out where to begin!
But seriously, Poland is pretty freakin awesome. I feel like y'all don't get thanked enough for saving the entirety of Europe from communism in 1919.
He didn't attempt to pronounce the airport name/location though))
I love that the incredibly complex logistics of all this are held up by competent, regular people just doing their jobs. It's kind of beautiful.
That's how every job works
I wouldn't call Biden competent except in being abusive. And I'm usually a democrat.
@@mustang8206 *whoosh*
I agree. I love systems 💘
This is the "Deep State" they try to warn you about: ordinary people doing their ordinary jobs. So spooky!
He’s the resident
Thank You for the behind the scenes look. You can learn a lot on some of these channels.
Can learn a lot more by getting a passport
Great video, just one small thing: „Air Force One“ is only the callsign for any US Air Force aircraft carrying POTUS. If the aircraft does not belong to the USAF, the callsign is „Marine One“, „Army One“ respectively; and „Executive One“ when it‘s a civil aircraft.
Correct, and "Seaman One" if it's a US Navy aircraft. Great job Sam!
@@wyodaniel That would be „Navy One“
@@moritzhapperger5807 the joke flew over your head didnt it buddy
Correct well put
It’s weird because he demonstrably knows that, he made a video about it a few years ago.
Quick note: Biden usually attends the 5:30 Holy Trinity Mass in Georgetown, however he went to a private ceremony at the Jesuit residence, Wolfington Hall on Georgetown's campus. (I work there lol) He needed an earlier Mass than the 5:30 bc he was going to Ukraine.
Wendover agents are everywhere!
A private ceremony for the President of the United States must have been pretty cool for the pastor.
Biden loves the Jesuits!!
@@vigilantcosmicpenguin8721 image the influence the priest had
So it was a Jesuit plot?
So you’re saying he doesn’t have a certain time every day where he decides what the global gas prices are?
He does, at 4:20am every 69 days
He leads that to the cabal of baby-eaters
he does that with the policies he enacts when hes not bumbling about nonsense or falling down stairs
@@klev2008 OPEC has vastly more influence on gas prices than POTUS
@@counterfit5 wrong, when you limit our ability to produce and refine here because you want to force feed “green” energy you’re giving opec the keys to set prices. Now if you keep us production high opec can either get in line or not rake in trillions
First off, the dining room isn't gonna be where the President goes to first thing. He's gonna go to the bathroom.
He doesn’t do anything at 9 am
-former press secretary
honestly 7am aint bad for waking up
I’m watching this video at 7am (NZ) It’s also Saturday
I was surprised by that. if I haven't left the house for work at 7am I'm behind schedule!
I wake up at 6:45AM, so clearly I should be president.
@@CaptainHoratioPugwash You could do the same if you live in the same building as your workplace is.
Purely a guess, but this could potentially be to prevent events in the eastern states having more focus then those in the western states. In Washington, Oregon, and California the president would be getting up at 4am then actually make it to the oval office at 6am when those states start to get going. Meanwhile 7am on the east coast isn't that late and a national issue is unlikely to arises domestically before then. Likewise if some major event happens in the evening on the west coast, the president is more likely to be in his normal work hours to address it as opposed to having to be dragged out of bed and tired the next day
Even in a video about the logistics of Joe Biden, Wendover manages to slip in a reference to Boeing planes. That's how you know he's legit.
Also, Sam, if you are reading this, I think a good topic for HAI might be why Wilmington Train Station is named after Joe Biden.
Considering Air Force One is a Boeing plane, how could he not reference Boeing in a video about the logistics of the president?
Any POTUS has to depend on Boeing, which has being a solid contractor for the US Government for decades. The planes mentioned were the YC-35 (now based on the B747-8) and the C-32 (based on the B757 or Flying Pencil).
@@zeruty I was talking about the supposed Air India purchase.
@@WJB_TR "Supposed" purchase? Hasn't it been finalized?
P.S. Air India is no longer the 'flag carrier', it was sold back to its progenitors, the Tatas.
Also why is it President Modi at 7:01?
I really needed this i was really tossing up between becoming President and becoming a billionaire thanks Sam!
no way i'd want to be the prez and deal w/ all the crap. if i had Trump's money i would disappear and live out my years in luxury and no BS. power isn't important to me.
@@a-fl-man640that’s exactly what makes Trump so special, he could be doing all that but instead he choses to face up against so much bs and corruption and come out strong as president standing up for his country like a hero
Might help if you got a passport. Just saying
This episode is incredibly insightful
don't understand why there are so many downvotes on this. It's a well-made documentary and doesn't take any political sides, just reports on a week in the life a 'a president'
not very detailed, excludes all the calls made to prosecute his political opponents
@@bankbucket2616 because there arent any. Teumps prosecution is done by the people of new york
Yet another densely-packed, highly informative video! Great job!
To me, the craziest thing about this was that Biden went out to eat on a weekend. Didn't know that presidents went out to eat really.
I thought that was odd too. I know they’ll stop by local businesses like a burger joint or ice cream store but like a sit down restaurant seemed out of question to me. I wonder if the restaurant was closed or at a limited capacity that night for security reasons.
Definitely used to be a pretty common thing the Presidents did. And something that pretty much every president since w bush has been trying to get back to. They all tend to find the security measures restrictive and many would desire nothing more than to be able to just go for a walk on the streets of DC and I'm not cause a big fuss to the locals
@@stratagama On a daily basis, Presidents are living and working in the same building, day after day after day. Think back to the pandemic, and how many people were feeling "stir crazy" working from home. It's essentially a 24hr, 7 day a week job working in the White House. Try to keep that pace for 4 or 8 years. That's why Trump said "This is more work than in my previous life. I thought it would be easier". Hard to imagine what you're getting into when you're that ignorant.
even biden didnt known.
@@mejestic124Biden was VP under Obama, he sure as hell knew what we was getting himself into when he ran for president. And the security for the VP isn't that much different, so he must be ok with it, otherwise he wouldn't have run after having been VP for 8 years already.
Obama once said in an interview that he gets a phone call at 7 am that wakes him up.
And they call Biden 'sleepy'!
“Wakey wakey baracky”
Barack and Reggie were up til 3am though.
Someone buy that man an alarm clock.
Wendover is so good. Impartial, informative, and always engaging. High quality content produced by independent (obviously a team not just an individual) journalists are incredibly valuable in a modern digital world
Loved this! Such a great work and insight.
I don't think I've ever been this early to a new Wendover video.
Same holy shit
same
I just so happened to not have a class for the period and accidentally clicked my notifications and saw this video. Good day so far lol
same
Nope
When're we getting: 'A week in the life of Wendover Productions' 🍻
Over a year ago (Nov21) , they uploaded (to Nebula) a behind-the-scenes video relating to the “Ocean Shipping & why it’s broken” upload
Good video. Does what the title says and more, though it doesn't really finish up the week but we get why that title was chosen. Good graphics as well. Clear upgraded the way you guys do videos now.
The budget of the us presidency is almost 8 times the annual budget for all greek universities💀💀
Pocket change when you understand how massive the US economy is
Year after year, Wendover Productions has consistently provided high quality professional videos that are really interesting. Great work!
Wendover used to be good. Now it's almost identical to Leftist mass media trash. I mean imagine him doing this same video while Trump (a much more dynamic human being regardless of politcs) was in office.
@@sparklesparklesparkle6318you say that like it’s a bad thing
@@sparklesparklesparkle6318 3:59 was a rough one to stomach. I think he just does it to not get censored. Also it's probably a whole studio with investors. But their content is still good I just lost all respect for them bending the knee to the commies, tearing down America.
This has got to be the best Wendover video yet, amazing work guys!
how to sell your soul for cash by Wendover Productions
8:41 - You may be cool, but you'll never be "Unfolding an uzi from your jacket to protect the president while wearing wingtips" cool
And with a snarl on his face that just says "I'm gonna getcha, fucker," no less
Some error in calculating the cost per minute? It's 60 minutes per hour, not 24!?
$755,580,000 for 2023, which was not a leap year, so that's 365 days = $2,070,082.19 per day. In the video, for some reason he's off by a few dollars ($2,070,079). He lists $86,254 as the hourly pay (we're dividing by 24 here); it should be $86,253.42 (only off by $1.42). He then lists $3,593 per minute, which is grossly off (should be $1,437.56; we're dividing by 60 minutes here). It looks like the mistake he made was dividing by 24 a second time, which you correctly identified. He also generalizes the "3/4 of a million dollars, by 7am" figure, which is $750k; more accurately, it's $603,773.97 (7 hours * $86,253.42 hourly pay = $603,773.97). Off by $146k. I also disagree with the usage of the word "before" when referring to when the president wakes up, which is ambiguous. He obviously means "by the time".
@@Rexvideowow You left out Hunter's coke.
Next video I want is a week in the life of the first cat and all the chaos he’s been up to. As a cat person, I just know he’s probably puked on that Oval Office rug.
As a Pole, I actually laughed out loud when you tried to pronounce Przemyśl 😆 anyway, it was a good try
Hah, same. It's like he was struggling.
Reminds me of Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz scene xD
So what? You foreigners are mispronouncing English words every single minute and no one cares.
But what about pronunciation of Kiev… I am not Slavic but even in Cyrillic there are 2 vowels there…
That was fantastic Wendover team. I always look forward to your videos, but that one was especially good. Thank you.
Why don’t you kiss him already, or in bidens manner, sniff his hair?
Every day I find out another level to how low humanity can get. Like how apparently people care whether two people order the same thing at a restaurant.
ya it is a bit weird how that one tiny part of this whole video seems to stay in people's minds, including ours as we are now commenting about it.
I know right? I mean they're octogenarians, who've been married for decades, who've probably tried everything that's usually on the menu at an Italian restaurant multiple times, and eventually settled on their current order, something that they can enjoy together.
Is this really that surprising? Sometimes we forget that leaders are people, too.
@@edumazieri i guess it's just how ridiculous it sounds from people that rarely get recommended that kind of sensationalist bs, i guess everyone learnt to ignore it in time (i hope)
@@aronseptianto8142 ya but... we are still sort of commenting about it. this kind of thing spreads not just because somebody might find it interesting, but also precisely because it's so absurd that anyone could.
About as dumb as needing to tell the press the president wears aviators. Even more dumb than he actually wears them.
Sleep, lick ice cream and go on vacation.
Lmao with Biden 1. Sleep 2. Sleep more 3. Vacation, 4. Vacation more. 5. Ride bike and fall. Repeat.
How long did it take to make this video? Condensing all these details into a succinct 20 mins video is amazing.
Interesting video! These “day in the life of the president” type of vids always intrigued me
What a fascinating video. Great job. True quality!
This was a great video. I love to hear about the behind the scenes type stuff.
Well done, this video is really brain candy.
I didn't expect anything else.
keep up the good work.
Slight correction at 13:20
The footage shown is of the National Museum of Natural History, NOT the National Museum of American History as stated
Having a Newsmax reporter sit next to an Al Jazeera reporter is so hilarious
This was really interesting. Great video!
The video WE NEED:
A Week in the Life of a US President's Son
It just be biased like this one without any facts or evidence
@TheRangerman00 So according to you, literally nothing in this video is true? Nothing at all?
So happy to see a wendover video so soon after being posted! :)
The sequel to “how the president travels”
It still blows my mind that people were allowed/able to break into the CAPITOL of our country...
This was very interesting. Thanks!
Exceptionally well done. Thanks!
Lol Sam I appreciate your Polish pronunciation. I’ve been coaching my girlfriend how to say my family’s names for years, give me a shout if you ever need to get through another one. Cousin Grzegorsz feels your pain.
What kind of dark arts do I need to master to make sense of the Polish language? Thanks in advance
8:48 all those professional hi-tech cameras and couple guys just pulls out their phones to record
Pebble beach.. I see, I always wondered about that shot and the lawn the were wearing out lol
That has to be the best wendover video in a while.
11:02 The front row is filled with some of the biggest Media organizations in the world and then there's just Helen Thomas
The woman was alive for 10 administrations.
Then it turned out she was a massive racist and they kindly let her retire.
@@NoUploadJustComment that’s right I totally forgot about that. She was definitely not afraid to speak her mind.
Poor Sam trying to pronounce Przemyśl Główny
"Having landed here", he says, trying his hardest to avoid having to try and pronounce Rzeszów-Jasionka
I mean if you romanize it isn't THAT bad it's still hard to say "Pzhemuhshl Gwuvnuh".
I hear Polish is actually pretty easy to read if you are a Polish speaker, unlike English that still doesn't make sense half the time when you speak English. However, Polish just looks like gibberish if you speak English lol
@@rubiconnn Polish does have some unusual letter combinations but the language is phonetical so if you just sound out the word slowly you get 90% there.
I didn't know two years ago that the place of my residence would be the centre of utmost attention for a seemingly endless period of time. That's humbling, not gonna lie, but also, by the time reconstruction after the victory ends, exhausting to the extent of being glad we got at last left alone for a minute. I needn't even switch the language of content here since I know it'll be about my local events (though toponyms will be ridiculously butchered in English).
Uncle Joe will be remembered for a long time here, Borys Johnson"-iuk" will be greatly respected and memed through. The folks of The Free(-er) West will be granted a jesture of gratitude at every courner of the Ukrainian locale, undeniably!
And, as well, thank you mate :)
Stay safe and good hunting!
Stay safe and I hope to visit one day!
Thanks, awesome video.
4:03 that was the most objective way you could have possibly described it, well done
At 0:45 president teleports from gym to his bedroom...
The raw, unfiltered power of dark brandon, clearly lol
Lol math fail @ 1:09. Your calculated rate per minute ($3,593) is wrong, because you erroneously divided the hourly figure of $86,254 by 24 again instead of by 60. The real figure is ~$1,438/minute
Very good catch. I did it and came out with the same number.
+1 internet for you
Weirdest things was people riled about ordering of same dish :D I mean come on, isn't it normal?
Yes, yes it is. Just shows what a nice 180 this is compared to 4 years ago when we had a fire-hose of controversies every day.
@@tomsko863true. And even despite the much more difficult geopolitical situation.
Except no one was, they showed literally two articles. During this period the discussion was about the Ohio train derailment.
Literally the day before this dinner Trump announced his visit in the middle of the following week. So the press at this time was largely discussing the train derailment (which like usual was largely useless bickering).
Cool transition to the ad
6:19 "Biden fires Blanton."
*Cuts to smiling Biden.*
This made me laugh way to much
Excellent informative video! Thank you
Nice video Sam! love this type of content . Keep up the good work.
7 am: WAKING UP IN THE MORNING, GOTTA BE FRESH GOTTA GO DOWNSTAIRS
Oh no now it’s stuck in my head. 😂
That bulletproof LC200 is lit 😅
Love this channel. So much good info presented in such a clear, relevant way. Easy subscribe.
man the logistics team must be amazing, this seems like a necessary nightmare.
Surely the comments won't get political and we can all joke about the AI Presidents memes
I wish.
I think the president is up before 7 AM if they sleep at all
Not Biden
It’s bold to say joes trip to Ukraine will be “remembered centuries on” 18:48
Wendover is a bend over for team biden.
Man this channel is awesome. If only there was a place/channel where he plays these crazy games across the world!
Hahaha
the sad thing is Sam from Wendover is not allowed to do so. that scheming guy. Sam from Jed Leg the game. takes all the glory for traveling.
O wait Sam from Extremities is also send to crazy places.
@@sirBrouwer And while they're all doing that, Sam from HAI is coming up with terrible jokes for his latest video.
As someone from the UK, this gives such an interesting insight into what happens in the US. Thanks!
probably depends on the specific president
Reading the comments, it seems like no one watched the video, and they all have the "real" inside scope.
Struggling to get up stairs
Holy shit! The president doesn’t wake up until 7am? And he works from home? Damn!
I think its important the presidents get good sleep, effects of sleep-deprivation are often glossed over in favor of glorifying over-working. And assumably the decision-making of the president is pretty important, not to mention the way they look in those before-and-after shots.
tbf, the president is on-call 24/7
13:25 That's not the Museum of American History, you're picturing the Museum of Natural History
What's the difference? 'Murica.
How tf does Yahoo news have a seat in the press room?
This is such a great video. I've always wondered how this whole operation works but just assumed it was secret.
Such a great video. Thank you
Monday: Sleep
Tuesday: Sleep
Wednesday: Trueinadashabadapresure
Thursday: Sleep
Friday: Ice cream
Saturday: Sleep
Sunday: Sleep
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Off to Delaware.
Hats off to the personnel who arranged Biden's trip to Ukraine
Shame they arranged a return ticket.
@@TheGrinningViking Shame they didn't do that to Trump
least they called ahead to Russia to let them know he'll be in the area and to kinda not bomb the area he is in.
@@chrism3784 i guess that's so that they can't feign ignorance and bomb him
How does one stay alive after 8 years of this?
That's probably why Obama aged 20 years in the meantime.
And Biden is running for 4 more!!!!! god help us
That old man ain’t waking up at 7:00am 😂😂😂
In my experience, old people wake up earlier than everyone else.
Sources in description would be great