The Tom Wood Show, Episode 2229.

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Hey, everybody, Tom Woods here.

We are back once again with Gary Richide and Charlie Westerman,

authors of a twisted history of the United States, 1450 to 1945.

I want to spend a little time looking at two presidents in American history,

one far better known than the other.

And because he's far better known, that always means he's terrible.

So I have in mind Woodrow Wilson, and I should say again, for people who don't live in the United States,

or because we do have maybe 20% of the audience outside the United States.

I don't expect you to know all these names, but Woodrow Wilson, you probably know,

because he was the president during World War I, but we're talking elected in 1912,

and reelected in 1916. The other president I want to talk about came before him,

and that's Grover Cleveland, who served non-consecutive terms, so elected 1884,

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