TAPPER: President Trump celebrated his 71st birthday this week with a low key family dinner but presidential birthdays historically can be huge affairs. That's the subject of this week's "State of the Cartoonion."</s>TAPPER (voice-over): President Trump tends to like his birthdays huge. His 60th birthday had a 007 theme, complete with Bond girls. But he's not the only president to celebrate with a splash. FDR threw himself a party, a toga party. And George H.W. Bush marked his 90th birthday by jumping out of an airplane. Some presidents prefer celebrity-studded soirees, such as Bill Clinton who partied with Bon Jovi at his 70th birthday bash, which also doubled as a fund-raiser for the Clinton Foundation. The most famous presidential birthday party, of course, has to be the one JFK held in Madison Square Garden where he watched Marilyn Monroe shimmy his way into history. Also a fund-raiser too, though it probably raised more eyebrows than campaign cash.</s>MARILYN MONROE, ACTRESS (singing): Happy birthday to you.</s>TAPPER: Thanks for watching. "FAREED ZAKARIA, GPS" is next. Happy Father's Day.
Presidential Birthdays In This Week's "State of the Cartoonion".