WHCA president vows ‘we will not be intimidated’ in dinner opening remarks
Outgoing White House Correspondents’ Association President Weijia Jiang of CBS News greeted the crowd gathered for the redo WHCA dinner with a resilient message to start the evening, quipping that the members of the association “always have a follow-up.”“Tonight, our message is this: We are back. We refuse to let violence have the final word,” Jiang said. She declared that the April night will “go down in history, and so will our response.”Advertisement“You came as guests, but within moments you went to work,” Jiang said.
- ▪Outgoing White House Correspondents’ Association President Weijia Jiang of CBS News greeted the crowd gathered for the redo WHCA dinner with a resilient message to start the evening, quipping that the members of the association “always have
- ▪We refuse to let violence have the final word,” Jiang said.
- ▪She declared that the April night will “go down in history, and so will our response.”Advertisement“You came as guests, but within moments you went to work,” Jiang said.
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Outgoing White House Correspondents’ Association President Weijia Jiang of CBS News greeted the crowd gathered for the redo WHCA dinner with a resilient message to start the evening, quipping that the members of the association “always have a follow-up.”“Tonight, our message is this: We are back. We will not be intimidated. We refuse to let violence have the final word,” Jiang said. Recommended Stories WHCA president vows ‘we will not be intimidated’ in dinner opening remarks WATCH LIVE: Trump delivers remarks at White House Correspondents’ Association dinner redo Trump returns to White House Correspondents’ Association dinner with ‘fun night’ on tap White House pool members, Beltway reporters, and Trump administration officials all gathered in the Waldorf Astoria hotel on Friday evening…
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