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35:20Now PlayingWatch live: Biden makes remarks following former US President Jimmy Carter's death | USA TODAY
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35:20Now PlayingCarter has lived longer than 46 other presidents in more than 230 years.
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At 98 years old, Carter, the 39th president, has outlived George H.W. Bush by just under four years – something that seemed unlikely in 2015, when Carter announced that cancer had spread to his brain.
Carter has rarely ruminated about his longevity; he's the oldest living president and the president who has lived longest after his term in office. His seemingly most important milestone arrived in 2020, when he celebrated his 75th wedding anniversary with Rosalynn Carter, which made the Carters the longest-married presidential couple in history.
"The best thing I ever did was marry Rosalynn," Carter said in a C-SPAN interview at The Carter Center in 2015. "That's the pinnacle of my life."
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