James Corden takes over White House press conference with correspondent dinner sketch

Trevor Noah made his debut by hosting a dinner for the White House Correspondents’ Association for the first time in three years after being put to sleep for a pandemic.

Before Noah took the stage at a charity event, a video featuring James Corden was shown with the participation of a Washington, DC power broker and Hollywood tycoon.

In the sketch, Corden highlights the recent news that he will end the “Late Late Show” next year by visiting the White House in search of work.

Read more: James Corden promises to leave the “Late Late Show” in 2023 and “go out with a bang”

Corden will take over the press conference from Press Secretary Jen Psaki in response to questions from reporters.

Not surprisingly, Corden turned out to be a disaster and told a journalist: [the president,]”Isn’t it literally your job?”

“Next,” says Corden.

“I’m the host of a British talk show living in Los Angeles, so it’s better to come here to the White House than me to see if I can get a job’—White House Correspondents’ Association dinner See a complete sketch of James Corden, the host of the Late Show at the start pic.twitter.com/ahpLsYvPqI

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Then he asks a question from Fox News Pete Ducy, where Pusaki had many moments of confrontation (President Joe Biden said, “What a stupid Abu ***” after one of Ducy’s more crazy ones. “H’s son” is famous for being caught by a hot microphone. Question).

“When the President says one thing and the White House staff say another, who should we listen to? President or White House staff?” Asks Doucy.

“David, what do you know,” Corden replies.

“It’s not my name,” Doothy replies.

“You say your name isn’t David. I say your name is David,” Corden tells him. “And I’m standing here and you’re sitting there, unless you don’t want to sit back with anyone.”

Read more: Trevor Noah in the White House Correspondents’ Association Supper Headline

Later in the show, Biden himself went on stage to show off a stand-up comedy chop while shooting the traditionally infamous Donald Trump for refusing to attend the White House correspondent’s supper.

“This is the first time the president has attended this supper for the first time in six years,” Biden said. “It’s understandable, we had a horrific plague — followed by two years of COVID.”

Biden also shot a failed plan for Trump to stay in power despite losing the election. “Imagine if my predecessor came to this supper this year, and if it happened, it would have been a real coup,” Biden jokingly said.

Previden fired shots at Donald Trump, Roast Fox News, and more — see his best moments on the way home from the White House Correspondents’ Supper. pic.twitter.com/7S0IZJG8kO

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