His defense of the comedian was lame, though I agree with his main point. Honestly, they've been booking cringeworthy acts for years. I thought even Colbert was hard to watch years ago. There's something about making painfully harsh criticisms of people who are right there, and in a stuffy political event, that turns me off. The whole thing seems ridiculous.Howard talked about the White House Correspondents' Dinner
I agree (though that's not a topic for discussion here), but being horrible is not funny, from either side. What you're proposing is more like a debate, but that's not what this is supposed to be. And you can't mix honesty and insults together; if you want to call Sanders a liar, don't do it to her face as a comedic piece, and then call her fat, ugly, and a dyke.The comedian seemed harsh in that setting but if you are objective about it.. it was kind of appropriate. Trump has demonized the press, calling them "fake news" "enemy of the people" and worse. He insults people on a daily basis, far worse than what the comedian did to Sarah Sanders, Kellyanne idiot and Trump. Trump is a monster and Sanders and Conway repeat and defend his lies.
I think one of the few smart things Trump has done, is to skip this event. Nobody wants him there, he has absolutely no sense of humor, nor is he funny in any way. The organizers of this event should take a cue from him, and change the format.
Honestly, they've been booking cringeworthy acts for years.
I was saddened to learn that the 2 people God created to cure cancer were aborted.Howard also played some sound clips of religious wackos
I was saddened to learn that the 2 people God created to cure cancer were aborted.
Whe Imus did that dinner, he basically called Hillary Clinton to her face (I think on "Travelgate") and made reference to Clinton's girlfriends to his face. I did not find it remotely witty at the time. If you are going to be so blunt at least make it funny. Afterwards, asshole Imus said "It doesn't get any better than this."Larry Wilmore was cringeworthy, crude, and disrespectful. So was the guy from Community. And this was all pre-Trump. Somehow, it became a badge of honor to be like that, right in front of POTUS and staff. Hell, they even go too far shitting on Wolf Blitzer.