25.1 William McKinley

American Presidents: Totalus Rankium

Rob and Jamie

Comedy, History

4.9 • 836 Ratings

🗓️ 11 April 2020

⏱️ 98 minutes

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Summary

We are back up and running after a pesky pandemic knocked us down for a bit! Recording from our individual homes, we cover the early life of William McKinley. Is there more to this man than he loved a tariff? Join us as we revisit Haye's diaries and Rob introduces Jamie to the joys of Bruce Springsteen!

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0:00.0	Welcome to Totalis Rankium.
0:10.0	This week, William the D Rankum, I am Jamie.
0:28.9	And I am Rob ranking all of the presidents from Washington to Trump.
0:33.4	And this is episode 25.1, William McKinley.
0:45.3	And if you are just plowing through the presidents and skipped our special Edward Norton episode, that wasn't an episode. That'd be an amazing episode.
0:46.7	Skipped our Emperor Norton episode. You might not realize that the coronavirus just hit.
0:52.1	So we are recording this remotely.
0:54.1	Yes. Which is why we are recording this remotely.
0:54.6	Yes.
0:56.2	Which is why we might sound slightly different.
0:57.3	I can't see you, Rob.
0:57.9	No.
1:00.4	I mean, I'm five weeks into this lockdown now.
1:01.6	Oh, gosh, yeah.
1:05.2	I'm just this is my third week and I'm a bit, ooh, a bit bored now. Yeah.
1:05.6	You doing anything to entertain yourself?
1:07.5	A lot of drinking.
1:08.7	Good, good.
1:09.4	Healthy.
1:09.9	Yeah, that works.
1:13.7	Healthy, yeah. Fair enough. Right, okay.
1:16.2	Positive start to today's episode.
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