Amber Ruffin doubled her criticism of the Trump government and compared them with 'the Nazis' in the sound of music after she was fired from the annual Witte Huis Correspondents Association dinner.
Ruffin would perform during the famous event next month, but the board of the association unanimously voted to remove her after she said that the Trump was full of 'murderers'.
Eugene Daniels, president of the WHCA, said he wanted to make sure that “the focus is not on the politics of division, but entirely on awarding our colleagues.”
The NBC show of Seth Meyers – where she has worked as a writer and incidental actor since the 2014 debut – the liberal host allowed Ruffin on her fires.
Ruffin interrupted Meyers while he was about to make a joke that attacked the WHCA before interrupting and said, “If there is one thing that I learned this weekend, you have to be honest for both parties.”
Meyers – whose notorious set from 2011 Trump is spotted against his face, is reportedly fueled his wish to win the White House – replied: “Amber, if people are objectively terrible, we should be able to point it out on television.”
Ruffin said that 'on Friday' she felt the same, but “Today is Monday, and the Amber Ruffin from Monday knows that when bad people do bad things, you have to treat them honestly and respectfully.”
Then she went all the way to her anger at the Trump Witte Huis and the WHCA: “If you look at sound of music, you have to root for the singing children and the other people.”
Amber Ruffin doubled her criticism of the Trump administration and the comparison of them with 'De Nazis' in the sound of music after she was dismissed from the annual Witte Huis Correspondents Association Dinner
Ruffin would perform during the famous event next month, but the board of the association unanimously voted to remove her after she said the Trump Witte Huis was full of 'murderers'
Meyers asked, “Do you mean the Nazis?”
Ruffin did not correct him, but instead joked: “They call that so one -sided!”
The NBC -Gastheer then explained the indicated purpose of De Witte Huis Correspondents Association.
“I mean, the whole reason we have a free press is that we can report stories, you know, as they actually happen,” he said.
Ruffin replied sarcastically: “No, we have a free press so that we can be nice for republicans at chic dinners.”
I ironically continued to defeat the Trump administration for her policy on reversing dei and immigration.
'I thought, when people take away your rights, delete your history and deport your friends, you should call it. But I was wrong, “she said.
Ruffin then offered a preview of what a critical, left -leaning monologue would have been during dinner.
She then joked and said that 'you have to root for the singing children and the other people' in the film The Sound of Music. When Meyers asked, “Do you mean the Nazis?” She replied sarcastically: “They call it so one -sided!”
'I am glad to find out now, because if they had let me give that speech, ooh, honey! I would have been so great. '
She left with another blow to the WHCA and told Meyers that she would return the dress she bought to wear for dinner, despite the fact that she had removed the tags.
“I'm just going to say that they were blown in the wind,” she cracked.
Meyers answered: 'But that is lying, Amber, that's wrong. '
With a nod to the camera, however, she joked: “Ah, ah, ah, you can't say that, that's journalism.”
Before Ruffin interrupted, Meyers defended his employee after shooting.
“I just want to take the time to say that I am a big fan of Amber Ruffin and I would like to hear what she had to say,” he said.
WHCA President Daniels did not mention Ruffin by name in the memo and said that the board is planning a 'REVENTION OF OUR DINER'.
Ruffin offered an example of what would have been a 'so mean', critical, left -wing monologue during dinner
Trump's last performance at the WHCA dinner was like a private individual in 2015, when he and Melania Trump were photographed during the Blitish event
The move to dismiss Ruffin comes after she spoke about dinner in a podcast this week with The Daily Beast.
She said that the Trump Witte Huis is manned of 'murderers' and described the administration as 'no human beings'.
Taylor Budowich, the deputy Staff Chef of the White House, shared a clip of Ruffin on the podcast with his X account and hit the strip on Friday.
In it he said: 'This year's WHCA dinner is organized by a 2nd rate of 2nd rate that the event occurs by calling this administration' murderers'.
Budowich continued to quote Ruffin and said that the Trump manager should not feel like people “because you are not.”
'What kind of responsible, sensible journalist would attend such a thing? What is even more important, what kind of company would sponsor like with hatred -filled and violent event? '
When Daniels originally announced Ruffin as the most important characteristic, he said in a statement that her unique talents are the ideal suitable for this current political and cultural climate. '
He added: “Her perspective fits exactly in the tradition of dinner to honor the freedom of the press, while roasting the most powerful people on all sides of the aisle and the journalists who cover them.”
Ruffin would perform at the famous event next month, but the board of the association unanimously voted to expel her from dinner
White House Pers Secretary Karoline Leavitt has announced that she will boycott the dinner next month
The annual dinner has taken place since 1921 and is known for entertainers who act who enjoy politics, often about important players who are present.
President Trump has never attended dinner in the office and he and his staff members have often criticized the event and previous comedians who performed.
It is unclear whether the president will be present, while his press secretary Karoline Leavitt said she would not be present.
Speaking of 'The Sean Spicer Show', she said: “This is a group of journalists who have been covering the White House for decades.
'They started this organization because the presidents did not do enough press conferences at that time.
“I don't think we have that problem among this president.”
Every American president since Calvin Coolidge in 1924 attended the event at least once, except Trump.
Presidents from FDR to Obama used the evening to poke pleasure in themselves, even if journalists sharpen their criticism.
But the refusal of Trump to attend during his first term shattered that precedent, and now Leavitt is following an example and goes one step further to publicly reprimand the WHCA as a 'monopoly monopoly'.
She accused the WHCA of being an 'exclusive group' who welcomed 'not really other people, new media, independent journalists, with open arms.'
