All right, Larry Wilmore's here. He's an actor, writer, comedian, the host of the Larry Wilmore Black on the Air podcast. And he's a dude. I consider him a friend, even though we don't talk. That's my boy, Don. What's up, my brother? Larry, am I going to flip you off again? I hope so, Don. That's our relationship. It's built, you know, that bond that you have when you've

flip people up, you know, and you tell them how you really feel. We've always been honest,

Don, we've always been honest in our relationship. But I'm so happy to, oh, by the way, I apologize

for low production values in my hotel room here. I did want to make sure we had a chance to talk, so that's good.

Oh, it's all good. Listen, the reason that I say that, because when I flipped you off,

you were the host of the comedian at the White House Correspondence dinner that evening.

And you said something like, you know, some of the world's best

journalists are here or something like that or whatever. And also Don Lemon is here. And I, you know,

I flip you the bird. And it was all in fun. I believe I said alleged journalist. Yes, he said

a less. I believe those were my word, too. But let's get to it.

I want to tell people, look, Amber Ruffin, who is extremely talented.

She's not only just, she's not just a comedian.

She's a great, fantastic writer, right?

Yes, she is.

And she's a sketch, so I believe she's like a sketch comic, if I have that

wrong, a sketch comedian.

But she was supposed to host a dinner. Then they canceled her after she said something on the Daily Beast podcast.

And so look, they haven't said why except they were reimagining the dinner and they wanted to

honor.

I don't know what the fuck is going on.

But what do you think?

Come on, man.

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