Best Presidency Ever - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Fake News & Alternative Facts
Alternative facts, a cabinet made up of idiots, and ‘3 Doors Down' playing at the inauguration are just a few things we look back at in this first episode of #BestPresidencyEver.

The Trump Administration's Biggest Public Blunders!
Covfefe, a "wet" hurricane, and Sean Spicer hiding behind a bush, are just a few things we look back at on today's episode of #BestPresidencyEver.

This Presidency Loves Bad Grammar & Covering Up Sex Scandals
‘Be Best,' Stormy Daniels, and a Supreme Court justice who LOVES to drink beer are just a few things we look back at on today's episode of #BestPresidencyEver.

Fast Food & Russian Interference
Fast food in the White House, sexy Robert Mueller, and buying Greenland are just a few things we look back at in today's episode of #BestPresidencyEver.

Downplaying COVID-19 & Drinking Bleach
Injecting bleach, the Tulsa rally, and thinking COVID would just disappear are just a few things we look back at in today's episode of #BestPresidencyEver.

Tear Gassing Peaceful Protestors & Endorsing White Supremacy
Trump's taxes, deadly cans of soup, and the phrase "person, woman, man, camera, TV" are just a few things we look back at in today's episode of #BestPresidencyEver.
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