President Donald Trump has had a packed schedule for America 250 and the Fourth of July over the last few days.

He went to Mount Rushmore to ring in the start of the weekend with a rousing speech honoring our history and the men whose faces were carved there, while also delivering a warning about the threat that Communism poses. Then he was back in Washington for all the events in the capital on Saturday.

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But, somehow, he also managed to squeeze in a little time for the Independence Day story time with Second Lady Usha Vance, as our sister site Townhall reported.

Trump used a book called "Presidents Play," which covered the various ways in which the presidents relaxed from such a stressful job. But Trump, being Trump, ad-libbed funny stuff as he spoke about the presidents. 

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Usha asked him if he had any time to read books with all he has to do. His answer was funny. 

Trump continued on that comedic bent, with a tongue-in-cheek comment about John Kennedy being the "second most good-looking president." 

He had a little fun with Barack Obama. 

He joked about having Obama, Joe Biden, and Bill Clinton over for a football game. 

But probably the funniest moments were the self-deprecating humor. He spoke about William Howard Taft being our heaviest president - and how he didn't "want to supersede his record." 

When he spoke about how Gerald Ford swam, he quipped about how he didn't know if he would look good in a bathing suit, that he hadn't had one on in a "looong time." 

But then he got serious and said presidents are only there for a short time, "it's an honor to be here," and "You should work for the people."