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Biden Prepares for White House Correspondents Dinner this Saturday

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President Biden is gearing up for a night of laughs and jabs at the annual White House Correspondents’ Association dinner this Saturday. Known for his sharp wit and humor, Mr. Biden is expected to take aim at his political opponents, including former President Donald J. Trump, and even members of the press.

The dinner, held at the Washington Hilton Hotel, is a chance for journalists and government officials to come together for a night of glitz and gossip in celebration of the free press. Mr. Biden will deliver a humorous speech for the gathered crowd, mixing in some light-hearted roasts with a more serious message about the importance of a free press.

In a recent interview with Howard Stern, Mr. Biden expressed his concern that some members of the news media were not tough enough on Mr. Trump. However, he is expected to set aside any tension and join reporters for a night of laughter.

Colin Jost, a former reporter turned comedian, will headline the dinner, bringing his unique perspective to the event. The president of the White House Correspondents’ Association, Kelly O’Donnell, praised Jost’s background in journalism, highlighting his understanding of the industry.

As Mr. Biden prepares for his speech, he has been testing out material, poking fun at Mr. Trump’s past suggestions and even making light of his own age. This year’s dinner marks a return to tradition, with Mr. Biden being the first president to attend since 2016. The event was canceled last year due to the pandemic, making this year’s gathering even more anticipated.

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