Johnny Carson poked fun at Biden plagiarism claims in 1980s: video

Wear a mask. pic.twitter.com/TSuLuzAXEB— Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) October 6, 2020Also Read: Colbert Sends 'Thoughts and Prayers' To Everyone Trump Is About to Give COVID (Video)Of course, the clip of Trump was taken from the White House early Monday evening, after he checked himself out of Walter Reed hospital just three days after going in to treat his infection.

Ted Johnson Monica, Ludacris, Jermaine Dupri, and Jeezy are among those lending their voices to a new wave of radio and digital get out the vote spots for Joe Biden’s presidential campaign.With four weeks to go until the presidential election, the campaign has been tapping into showbiz for endorsements and support.These ads will be played on radio stations and on digital platforms, with a focus on African American voters in key battleground states.

Joe Biden’s presidential campaign has tapped Ludacris, Monica, Jermaine Dupri and Jeezy to record "Get Out The Vote" ads focusing on Black voters in battleground states. "It is really really important to make sure people don’t sit at home," Dupri tells The Hollywood Reporter.

Donald Trump for the upcoming US election.As the race for the presidential election – which takes place November 3 – heats up, the Academy Award-winning actor condemned Biden and proclaimed that “Trump must win” as he is “real.”Voight, who has appeared in movies such as Varsity Blues, National Treasure, Pearl Harbor, Midnight Cowboy, Transformers and many more, posted a video to Twitter on Friday (October 2) simply titled “Evil.”The star, who is the father of actor Angelina Jolie and won an

Joe Biden is resuming his presidential campaign after his opponent, Donald Trump, had to pause his campaign after testing positive for coronavirus.

Also Read: 'SNL': Every Episode to Land on Peacock Ahead of Season 46 DebutThe longrunning NBC sketch comedy series is starting off its 46th season with five consecutive shows, leading up to the Nov. 3 election.More to come…

Jim Carrey will be making his debut as Joe Biden on this weekend’s season premiere of Saturday Night Live and the first look clip was just revealed!

Ted Johnson Donald Trump signaled that he would oppose changes to the rule of the second and third presidential debates, while claiming that he “easily won” the first match up with Joe Biden.“Why would I allow the Debate Commission to change the rules for the second and third Debates when I easily won last time?” he tweeted on Thursday.Why would I allow the Debate Commission to change the rules for the second and third Debates when I easily won last time?— Donald J.

“Weird Al” Yankovic plays the exasperated debate moderator in the video for the new comedy song ‘We’re All Doomed’, which sends up this week’s presidential debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden.Yankovic has teamed up with the YouTube comedy songwriters The Gregory Brothers (AKA Schmoyoho) for the song, which parodies Tuesday’s (September 29) heated debate between the US President and his Democratic opponent in next month’s election.Dressed in a suit and tie, Yankovic begins the video by

Joe Biden is taking a jab at President Donald Trump‘s claims.

the video by writing, “As a political independent and centrist for many years, I’ve voted for Democrats in the past and as well as Republican.

Also Read: Trump Tweets 'Never a Fan of John' After Cindy McCain Endorses BidenThe fundraiser is aimed at winning votes for Biden in the state of Wisconsin.“Trump can’t win reelection if he doesn’t win Wisconsin. So the Democratic Party of Wisconsin has built an unprecedented voter mobilization operation, and they need resources in these final days to deliver Wisconsin to Vice President Joe Biden and Senator Harris.

President Trump has offered up his opinion of Meghan Markle. During a recent press conference, a reporter asked Trump, what he makes of Markle and her husband, Prince Harry encouraging Americans to vote in the upcoming election.

U.S. President Donald Trump doesn’t usually comment on British royalty, but he made an exception during his Wednesday press conference at the White House.