'I can drink beer at 11.30am and Michelle won't even know?' Obama pokes fun at his retirement plans in hilarious spoof video

Author: Daily Mail

May 2, 2016 at 11:00

At his final White House Correspondent's Dinner, Obama showed a video which poked fun at his future plans, describing himself as going f-rom 'Commander in Chief' to 'Couch Commander'. The clip shows the president seeking advice f-rom Joe Biden before running in difficulty when he goes to register for his driving licence. The footage ends with him seeking advice f-rom retired House speaker John Boehner, bottom right, who tells him to 'just be himself and relax.'

He is set to leave the White House at the end of the year and speculation is mounting about what President Barack Obama will do when he leaves office.

And at his final White House Correspondents' Dinner the U.S. leader poked fun at his future plans with a spoof video, whe-re he described himself as going f-rom 'Commander-in-Chief' to 'Couch Commander'.

During his speech at Saturday night's dinner, the president alluded to life after the White House and asked guests to watch a clip on the big screens.

In a spoof video shown at the White House Correspondent's dinner, President Obama is seen wondering what to do when he leaves office

He goes to Vice President Joe Biden for advice who tells him to consider coaching a sports team or getting his driving license

While giving Obama advice, Biden also ponders which pair of very similar sunglasses he wants to wear

It started showing Obama in the Oval Office watching TV reports saying he would be staying in Washington D.C for two years after his presidency with MSNBC's Chuck Todd calling him a 'couch commander'.

He then shouts: 'F*** you, Chuck Todd', before visiting Vice President Joe Biden for some advice.

Obama tells him he can't play golf everyday, so Biden suggests he goes and gets his driving license or volunteers to coach a sports team.

However, when he calls the Washington Wizards to offer his services, saying he coached his daughter's team on a few occasions, he is cut off.

When Obama calls the Washington Wizards to offer his coaching services he is abruptly cut off the phone
When Obama calls the Washington Wizards to offer his coaching services he is abruptly cut off the phone

This arcticle originally appeared at Daily Mail Online