But, on Saturday night, after hours of gallows humor about the state of the media under the second Trump administration, Gridiron President Judy Woodruff, the former anchor of “PBS NewsHour ...

The Gridiron Club Dinner in Washington, D.C., snubbed President Donald Trump by refusing to toast to the sitting president, breaking with 140 years of tradition. Gridiron President Judy Woodruff ...

Judy Woodruff, president of the Gridiron Club, showed video excerpts of past GOP presidents at the event, including Trump, per Politico.

Trump gets a cold shoulder from elite DC media For the first time in its history, the Gridiron Club did not toast the sitting president at its annual dinner.

“A toast to the First Amendment,” said Gridiron President Judy Woodruff, a former anchor and managing editor of PBS NewsHour, according to the Washington Post.

Gridiron Club President Judy Woodruff told club members that the Trump administration would not have a speaker at the dinner, and the toast would be to the First Amendment instead. | Brynn ...

With Donald Trump waging a war on the news media, one of D.C. media’s longest running dinner events ended the night by toasting the First Amendment, bypassing the traditional nod to the ...

The Gridiron Club Dinner in Washington, D.C., snubbed President Donald Trump by refusing to toast to the sitting president, breaking with 140 years of tradition. Gridiron President Judy Woodruff ...