'BIG MAD': Media LOSES IT over Trump's return to WH Correspondents' Dinner^⁠92%

4/25/2026, 12:30:44 PM

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BIG MAD': Media LOSES IT over Trump's return to WH Correspondents' Dinner

We're going to Washington DC.

We're going to go to uh the White House Correspondents Association dinner.

It's funny, Rachel and I were talking about it earlier.

You spend your first couple of years in Washington trying to go to this dinner and then you spend 20 years trying to avoid going to this dinner.

But because Donald Trump refused to ever go to this dinner and he's going, it's going to be a great it's going to be a wonderful return to the scene of the crime where uh President Trump goes he gets to roast the media.

The media gets to roast him.

Although they've got this mentalist instead of a comedian.

They've never had none of their comedians are ever ever funny.

So the the real act will be Donald Trump talking to the media.

Needless to say, the media is big mad about it.

Watch.

>> I will not go this year.

I am not going to go this year because I I won't grace him with my presence.

>> Having Donald Trump uh speak at the White House correspondents dinner where the free press is honored is like having a cannibal host a vegan event.

>> Yeah.

Which is why this Saturday I will again not be.

But for reasons that are not clear to me, many others will.

>> So this is a special freedom of the press and freedom of speech pockets.

>> What's it say?

>> There are a bunch of us that are going to be wearing these.

These are from the reporters committee for the free press.

>> President Donald Trump absolutely positively cannot withstand anyone making fun of him.

And so he has not gone to the correspondence dinner ever um since he has been president ever.

Except now this year he says he's going.

And it is, shall we say, awkward that this president will attend an event that is supposed to honor and celebrate the free press in this country.

>> Ward

>> on the issues that matter.

This was actually back remember when President Obama was there preh Donald Trump citizen came to that dinner and part of Obama's joke was that imagine if Donald Trump was in the White House and they had a big thing that they put up there that uh that showed you know a white house done up like a casino said Trump White House

>> and you know little did we know that just years later he would actually be president and now he's the president speaking at the correspondent center

>> a lot of People credit that moment at the White House correspondents dinner where Obama, you know, tried to mock him uh and say you could never be president as the moment that he actually made the the firm decision that he was actually going to run.

That that that is the moment where he was like, "Okay, watch me."

Um it's ironic, you guys.

Like you hear you see the press freaking out about President Trump

>> um and the and and freedom of of speech and freedom of the press.

Nobody has been more accessible.

Look at how much more accessible President Trump is than any other president.

>> Um this is from the New York Post headline.

It says Trump nears

>> 500.

It's just in one year.

That's more than one a day.

500 press interactions in his second term blowing past Biden.

the data shows.

So, um, it's just unbelievable.

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'BIG MAD': Media LOSES IT over Trump's return to WH Correspondents' Dinner^⁠92%