Did you see the—well let me come at this from a different angle. Let me tell you what a good day would look like for any of you. Imagine waking up in the morning. You know, it's just an ordinary day. You wake up in the morning, you get your coffee, you do what most of us do. You pick up your phone and you see what's new today. And the first thing you see on your phone is that the President of the United States has just tweeted a job recommendation for you. Imagine waking up and the first thing you see in the morning is the President of the United States just wrote a tweet making an unsolicited job recommendation for you by name and named you personally. That's what happened to Greg Gutfeld this morning.

So because the White House Correspondents' Dinner apparently was not a rocking success and the humorist who worked that job did not get good reviews, at least from the president, at least from the right—I don't know how the left felt about it—but so the president suggested that Greg would be a better choice for the White House Correspondents' Dinner. And I was thinking, what would it be like to be Greg? You know, wake up in the morning, you're like, oh, have some coffee, let's see what's on the phone. That must have been a cool moment.

My recommendation for Greg is don't take that job. Do not take that job. If you do, we'll all watch. We'll support you. But I just don't know if that's the best place to be.

All right, what else we have going on today? Michelle Wolf, that was her name, the humorist. And Michael Wolff was the guy who wrote the book. Wow, it turns out the president doesn't have much luck with Wolffs.