Good Day podcast listeners this week it's about presidential decorum which in fact is

hell mill madam. You know David let me ask you this question because in the essay that I wrote this weekend in much of our discussion the question is has there ever been a president of the

United States who exhibited less presidential decorum than President Trump.

It's not a rhetorical question.

What do you think?

From my limited knowledge, the answer is negative.

That's mine too.

I would almost want to talk to a presidential historian, although you're pretty good on that.

Well, you know, I've done my homework on this and so I think, well, who are they?

So Theodore Roosevelt could be rude. Not this way, but he was a name caller and a bully and he once

had a meeting with, there was an anthracite coal strike and he called in the coal operators and one of the coal

operators is George Bear of Pennsylvania. It was so arrogance and so dismissive of labor and so

unyielding in this meeting that Roosevelt had called,

that Roosevelt said,

I wanted to just chuck him out the window.

I wish kind of that he had.

But so you know, and so Andrew Jackson is maybe the best analogy.

Andrew Jackson was a bully and he was a dualist.

And he was a, he was kind of a populist with a capital P and a hard, an angry man and a very assertive one and when he has the most famous

inauguration in American history because people came in and trash the White House.

I don't think that could have happened with Donald Trump.

But he's probably the analogy.

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