White House Correspondents Dinner Host Colin Jost Welcomes Guests | Live Streaming And Other Details

white house correspondents dinner hosts colin jost and scarlett johansson, guests, live streaming, start time, channel and other details

This year’s White House Dinner is to be hosted by Colin Jost and Scarlett Johansson. The couple arrived on the red carpet in contrasting black and white outfits. The Hollywood actor came in there to show support for her husband. The 39-year-old married the Saturday Night Live comedian in 2020. This year’s dinner is held at the Washington Hilton in Washington, DC. Prior to this, Scarlett even joined her boyfriend at the Creative Artists Agency (CAA) White House Correspondents’ Dinner kickoff party.

The long list of guests includes some of the biggest names in politics as well as from the media. The following are the celebrated faces from their respective industries who are invited to the 2024 White House Correspondents Dinner.

Jeff Zients, White House chief of staff

Alejandro Mayorkas, secretary of homeland security

Janet Yellen, secretary of the treasury

Bill Burns, CIA director

Ben LaBolt, White House communications director

Lisa Monaco, U.S. deputy attorney general

Andrew McCarthy, actor and member of the “Brat Pack”

Chuck Schumer, Democratic Senate majority leader

Wes Moore, Democratic governor of Maryland

Chris Sununu, Republican governor of New Hampshire

Amy Klobuchar, Democratic senator for Minnesota

Pramila Jayapal, Democratic congresswoman for WA-O7

John Kirby, White House national security communications adviser

Jen O’Malley Dillon, chair of Biden’s 2024 reelection campaign

Reince Priebus, ABC contributor and Trump’s former White House chief of staff

Sonequa Martin-Green, Star Trek: Discovery actress and The Walking Dead alum

Wilson Cruz, Star Trek: Discovery actor and My So-Called Life alum

Gina Raimondo, secretary of commerce

Steve Ricchetti, counselor to President Biden

Julie Chavez Rodriguez, Biden 2024 campaign manager

Mike Turner, Republican congressman for OH-10

Ken Buck, recently retired Republican congressman for CO-04

Antony Blinken, secretary of state

Evan Ryan, White House cabinet secretary

Mike Donilon, senior Biden 2024 campaign aide

J.B. Pritzker, Democratic governor of Illinois

Chris LaCivita, Trump 2024 strategist

Darrell Issa, Republican congressman for CA-48

Mark Warner, Democratic senator for Virginia

Mike McCaul, Republican congressman for TX-10

Herbie Ziskend, White House deputy communications director

Christine Wormuth, secretary of the Army

Tim Kennedy, former Green Beret sniper and UFC fighter

Paul Abbate, deputy FBI director

Eric Van Nostrand, assistant secretary for economic policy for the treasury

Rufus Sewell, actor and co-star of The Diplomat

Debora Cahn, writer and producer for The West Wing, Homeland and The Diplomat

Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Jermaine Dupri, Atlanta-raised rapper

Dallas Austin, Georgia-born songwriter and record producer

Jake Sullivan, national security adviser

Jennifer Granholm, secretary of energy

Shalanda Young, director of the Office of Management and Budget

Miguel Cardona, secretary of education

Liza Acevedo, second gentleman’s communications director

Michael Kikukawa, assistant White House press secretary

John Fetterman, Democratic senator for Pennsylvania

Gisele Barreto Fetterman, former second lady of Pennsylvania

Sonja Thrasher, White House press assistant

Where To Watch White House Correspondents Dinner 2024

The White House Correspondents Dinner 2024 can be viewed live on the streaming done by major networks including The Washington Post, NBC, PBS NewsHour, and others on their respective YouTube channels. President Joe Biden, who is attending his annual White House Correspondent Dinner before his presidency ends later this year, is going to make a speech. The speech is going to be broadcast live by the White House on its official social media handles. It can be viewed by clicking here.

A dinner like this has been nearly happening every year since the formation of the White House Correspondents Association in 1914.