White House Correspondents' Dinner Highlights Media's Role in Democracy

President Biden emphasized the importance of journalism in safeguarding democracy at the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner, amidst a backdrop of protests and political commentary.

Overview

President Joe Biden and SNL's Colin Jost headlined the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner, emphasizing the critical role of journalism in democracy.
Biden's speech highlighted the dangers of political rhetoric against the media, referencing attacks by former President Trump.
Protests outside the event spotlighted global issues, including the bombing in Gaza and the plight of journalists there.
The weekend featured numerous parties and gatherings, underscoring the media's role in shaping political discourse.
Veteran journalist Dan Rather made a notable appearance, discussing the challenges and importance of truthful reporting.