Our long national nightmare is over: President Barack Obama will finally make his first appearance on The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon.
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Obama said it’s normal for there to be lingering tensions at the end of a tough primary, as there were between him and Clinton in 2008.
Daniel Radcliffe asked an important question on last night’s Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.
This story has not been edited by Firstpost staff and is generated by auto-feed. “You want the Republican nominee to be somebody who could do the job if they win. But the truth is actually I am anxious about the Republican Party”.
“What is it about me that I look like so many stern old ladies?” wondered Radcliffe, who stars in “Now You See Me 2”, which hits theaters Friday. Fallon has had Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump and other politicians visit the program.
“But what’s happened in that party, culminating in this current nomination, I think is not actually good for the country as a whole”. “It’s not something Democrats should wish for”. Obama and Fallon slow jammed during that telecast. And he pushed the party and challenged them.
“My hope is that over the next couple of weeks we’re able to pull things together”, Obama said.
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Sporting a fringe-tipped dress with snakeskin patterning, Morris strums the opening chord sequence on her acoustic guitar and emits the opening line, “I’ve cussed on a Sunday”, as her band shifts into gear.
