Who were the greatest American presidents?

I think Teddy Rosseevelt is President who’s accomplishments should put him up there, except he destabilized Cuba when he took from the Spanish. He gave them their independence after 4 yearsa and it was the wrong choice in the long run. Also he apparently commented the on the lynching of Sicilians in the South that it was a good thing. People may disagree but so far I think Trumps doing amazing and I think it could be him.

Trump has brought back so many jobs, illegal immigration is down a ton, border enforcement has been strengthened, foreign relations are strengthening with Hungary, Romania, Saudi Arabia, Italy, China, etc, he saved the country billions by renegotiating Chinese deals, constantly lowers unemployment, the stock market is at a historical high, the Economy is booming, appointed a conservative Supreme Court Justice, ISIS is hurt badly do to basically mass execution, he got Saudi Arabia to loan us billions for infrastructure, he negotiated for Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates to donate $100 million to a women's empowerment fund, the healthcare reform has happened, tax cuts have finally been approved, but yet so many still hate him.

The media is so negative against him it’s unreal, because they are afraid of “nationalism”. He threatens their globalist agenda.

FDR, and Lincoln are the best presidents.

Worst : James Buchanan( could tie with trump idk. both are similar ).

Andrew Jackson.

He fought and won against both the British and natives, he took measures against government corruption, furthered and facilitated trade, engaged oceanic and land exploration initiatives, and most importantly: he stood against and broke the central bank. If anyone in our government cared half as much as he did about this country, they'd tear the Federal Reserve to the ground.

Andrew Jackson, Thomas Jefferson, and James K. Polk. Donald Trump did pretty good in his first year also.