14.1 Franklin Pierce

American Presidents: Totalus Rankium

Rob and Jamie

Comedy, History

4.9 • 836 Ratings

🗓️ 23 March 2019

⏱️ 82 minutes

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Summary

It’s time to look at the fun loving Franklin Pierce. He loves nothing better than rough-housing his friends, having a drink or two and denying the rights of people who wish that slavery didn’t exist, all the the name of unity. What a fun guy! Find out just how exciting his military career was, and just why he seemed a little stressed on his first day as president.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Totalis Rankium.
0:10.0	This week, Franklin Bears, Part 1. Hello and welcome to American presidents, Totalis Rankium. I am Jamie.
0:28.3	And I'm Rob ranking all of the presidents from Washington to Trump.
0:32.2	And this is episode 14.1, Franklin Pierce.
0:36.6	I've got big hopes for him.
0:38.6	Why have you got big hopes?
0:39.8	Well, you said he was considered
0:40.7	very attractive and good looking
0:42.1	for the time, so I'm thinking, oh yeah.
0:44.5	Sexy prayers.
0:45.5	Sexy prayers.
0:46.5	Yeah.
0:47.7	It's a shame we do the canvas ability
0:49.7	at the end, really, isn't?
0:51.1	I know.
0:51.8	So you're just going to...
0:53.3	We could change the format.
0:54.0	Well... end really isn't, don't it? We could change the format. Well, because then that gives you a picture going all the way through and then you sort of
0:56.8	go, oh, does this represent, you know, does it now represent his story?
1:00.7	No, that's terrible idea.
1:01.5	Scrap that.
1:02.7	Delete that from the episode.
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