'MY PU*SY' 'JAKE TAPPER'S ORGASM' 'NAZI'
ABORTION JOKES, GAY JOKES
'I HAVE BEEN F*CKED'
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The White House Correspondents’ Dinner, annual event held in Washington, D.C., where journalism awards are presented.
Former Press Secretary Sean Spicer is calling this year’s
dinner a “disgrace” he said it best, Wolf’s hosting was… well, let’s let her
speak for herself.
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The
dinner for White House journalists was headlined by alleged comedian Michelle
Wolf from the Daily Show who was so
gross that audience members stood up to leave during the ‘performance’ that
focused on sexualized personal attacks against journalists from all networks
and Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
Wolf also launched personal attacks at White House staff.
As for attacking Sarah
Huckabee Sanders,
“I’m
never really sure what to call Sarah Huckabee Sanders,” said Wolf. “Is it Sarah
Sanders? Is it Sarah Huckabee Sanders? Is it Cousin Huckabee? Is it Auntie
Huckabee Sanders? Like, what’s Uncle Tom but for white women who disappoint
other white women? Wolff also said of Sanders her makeup the result of burned
facts that she rubs into her eyes.
At
one point, she said: “It’s like that old saying: If a tree falls in the woods,
how do we get Kellyanne under that tree? I’m not suggesting she get hurt, just
stuck.”
On President Trump
“[Trump]
wants to give teachers guns, and I support that because then they can sell them
for things they need like school supplies.”
“President Trump isn’t here… I would drag him here myself, but
it turns out the president of the United States is the one p***y you’re not
allowed to grab.”
“I know a lot of you want me to talk about
Russia, Putin and collusion [but I would decline because] I never wanted to
know what any of you look like when you orgasm… except for you, Jake Tapper.”
“What would I do without Megyn Kelly? [I’d
probably] be more proud of women… she’s so white and cold and expensive she
might as well BE the Winter Olympics, [not just cover them]. [And by the way,
Megyn,] Santa is black. That weird guy going down your chimney was Bill
O’Reilly.”
At its core, the dinner is supposed to be a celebration of the
First Amendment, an opportunity to laud the young journalists who have won the
association’s scholarships, and a place to applaud the current journalists
whose work illuminates the public’s understanding of 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
Maintaining such a focus, New York Times chief White House
correspondent Peter Baker said, might require ditching the comedy act.
