Obama Roasts Trump, Clinton at Correspondents' Dinner
The president had the last laugh at the annual event from the White House Correspondents' Association.
May 1, 2016
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The president had the last laugh at the annual event from the White House Correspondents' Association.
The queer comedian will roast the political class, but questions remain over whether Donald Trump will show up at the glitzy annual event.
The annual press event will be skipped by Trump, which is the first time in thirty-six years a president has not attended the dinner.
The news comes after a Trump official slammed the queer comedian's critiques of President Donald Trump and his administration on a podcast.
Eugene Daniels called the White House's actions “outrageous and a deeply disappointing escalation of an already unacceptable situation.”
The Daily Show correspondent joked around with journalists, lawmakers, and celebrities after Biden’s remarks.
The comedian explained what "journalism" is these days.
The honorees will be celebrated during White House Correspondents' Dinner week.
The influential White House correspondent Glenn Thrush will be the subject of an investigation.
And hosts a "former president" at her Not the White House Correspondents' Dinner
Two major media organizations are not participating events related to the White House Correspondents' Dinner.
In his first article as a White House correspondent, Lucian Wintrich criticized the other members of the press pool for focusing on Michael Flynn's resignation.
It's buzzing all over the internet, especially since Larry Wilmore made it a running gag in his routine at the White House Correspondents Dinner over the weekend.
Though the real press secretary has remained tight-lipped on the White House Correspondents' Dinner, her make-believe Twitter accounts have plenty to say.
Opinion: By firing Amber Ruffin, the White House Correspondents' Association surrendered to Trump and failed in its duty to hold power accountable, writes John Casey.
U.S. District Judge Trevor McFadden ordered the Trump administration to allow the Associated Press back into the press pool.
The news emerged in a Vogue profile of Jean-Pierre, the White House press secretary.
President Biden's spokesperson spoke exclusively to The Advocate about her role and the administration’s LGBTQ+ advocacy in the current political climate.
That comes from Rick Wiles, whose TruNews outlet received White House press credentials to cover the president in Switzerland last week.