Fallon later on triggered criticism online from Republican audiences after he pointed out that he became part of a “standing ovation” for Biden at the Kennedy Center, in part since the late-night host felt that the President was “bringing class back” after Donald Trump‘s presidency.
This isn’t the very first time Fallon has actually drawn political ire from his audience; in 2016, his interview with then-Presidential candidate Donald Trump, throughout which the host ruffled the prospect’s hair, was widely-criticized by Democratic advocates for its lightheartedness.
As Biden and Fallon’s discussion streamed, the president exposed that while he might have been vice president in the past, there were still some things that amazed him and First Lady Jill Biden when they moved into the WhiteHouse
“Jill and I come from middle-class backgrounds,” he described. “We’re not used to people waiting on us. In the White House, there’s somebody to make your breakfast, or someone to pack your clothes, or someone to carry your bag.”
So they struck a handle their cooking area personnel. “The guys who run the kitchen on the second floor, we don’t have them come in and do breakfast for us,” he shared. “There’s no need for them to have to do breakfast for us. We can make our own eggs or pour a bowl of cereal.”
When Jimmy asked if the president makes his own eggs in the early morning, Biden responded, “Well I don’t, Jill does.”
He stated a story where his child was asked if her papa might prepare, to which she responded to, “‘My daddy can’t do much. He can boil water and make pisketti, but he can’t do much else.'”
“And guess what?” Biden asked. “She’s right.”
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