Obama's Comedy Routine 'Kills' at White House Correspondents' Dinner (Full Video)
President Obama delivered the most anticipated comedy speech of the night, his eighth and final one at the annual DC press gala-signing off with a mic drop.
President Obama delivered the most anticipated comedy speech of the night, his eighth and final one at the annual DC press gala-signing off with a mic drop.
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On Saturday night, President Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama attended the White House Correspondent's Dinner, hosted by Jimmy Kimmel, the annual social event that has been held since 1920. In keeping with tradition, the President poked fun at himself and the news coverage he's received from the reporters in attendance.
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cochlear implant covered by insurance-ABCvidA kindergartner has shown dramatic improvement in school in just a few months after ABC News stepped in and asked his family's insurance company to pay for a cochlear implant so the child hearing disability could be cured.
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