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Welcome to "The Tonight Show," everybody.

[ Cheers and applause ] Yeah!

Well, guys, after weeks of waiting,

tomorrow afternoon, at 1:15 p.m.,

President Biden will hold his first

presidential press conference.

People who normally watch soaps will be like,

"Who's the new beefcake on 'Young & The Restless'?"

[ Laughter ]

Yep, news ratings are down, so CNN asked Biden

if he'd be willing to do the press conference

dressed like one of the Avengers.

[ Laughter ]

After being first for four years,

I wonder how many people Biden will call on before Fox News?

Be like, "Yes, you in the back

from the Sister Ignatius Middle School Gazette."

[ Laughter ]

Biden's dealing with North Korea,

a border crisis, and a global pandemic.

But, of course, the first question will be,

"Sir, why did you fall three times going up the stairs

of Air Force One? Follow up question!

Is Major the Dog happy to be back at the White House?"

[ Laughter ]

Actually, to prove that he's fine,

when Biden returned to the White House last night,

he jogged a couple steps on the South lawn.

I -- I think it helped. Let's see how he did.

-Yeah. [ Cheers ]

That's right. That's right.

That's right. [ Laughter ]

I'm sure that'll squash all the conspiracy theories.

[ Laughter ]

It looked like he was gonna try to catch a bus

and then thought, "Ah, you know, I'll wait for the next one."

[ Laughter ]

Some news from overseas. Well, here's something

I didn't expect to be talking about.

A massive cargo ship got spun around

and stuck in the Suez Canal, blocking more than 100 ships.

Look at this thing. It's giant.

Look at that. [ Laughs ]

If you look closely, the ship has a tiny bumper sticker

that says "Student driver." So, I mean...

-Oh, come on. [ Laughter ]

-Traffic is backed up for miles,

and hundreds of ships are delayed.

Do you know how stressful it is to parallel park

when there's someone behind you?

Imagine blocking a whole hemisphere.

You know what I'm saying? [ Laughter ]

Yeah, that's a tough day for that captain.

Right now, he's trending worldwide on Twitter

as #DockBlocker. [ Laughter ]

Listen to this -- I read that Pfizer has begun

testing an oral anti-viral drug for COVID.

Man, if they can just put the medicine

into a chicken sandwich,

America will flatten the curve by Friday.

[ Cheers and applause ] By Friday!

Trust me!

Imagine if this oral drug has to be refrigerated.

Pfizer's gonna be like,

"Have fun swallowing a minus-80-degree ice marble."

[ Laughter ]

Meanwhile, researchers in Mexico have invented a new mask.

Higgins, you'll be very excited about this.

-I can't wait to hear about it. -Now look at this.

They invented a new mask over in Mexico.

They claim it reduces the risk of infection

while eating or talking.

-Oh. -Take a look at this.

-There you go.

[ Laughter ]

-What? -What?

-What are you talking about? -Dog nose?

-What are you talking about, man?

That's it, right there. That solves it.

-It makes sense. -It's got to reduce the risk

by at least 50%. -Yeah.

Sure, man. -Sure. Absolutely.

[ Laughter ]

I have a feeling whatever's going that way

is probably coming this way, as well.

But whatever.

I mean, it looks like a nose thong.

[ Laughter ]

-Nose diaper. -The most interesting part is,

underneath that is two even tinier masks over each nostril.

-Wow! [ Laughter ]

-Right now, the CDC is calling it groundbreaking

and wildly ineffective. [ Laughter ]

Some business news. I saw that Southwest Airlines

is doing away with social distancing.

It has decided to return

to its pre-pandemic boarding procedures.

-Ooh. -I think the real story here is

that Southwest is claiming that they have boarding procedures.

[ Laughter ]

If you don't remember Southwest's old

boarding procedure, it's basically this.

-And here we go! -There you go. See?

"Oh, I'm in section -- No --"

[ Applause ]

"Now seating the D section." "No, I'm D!"

"No, I'm sorry, A first, then D."

Speaking of air travel, we mentioned this last month.

We got thousands of letters.

[ Chuckles ] Did we?

[ Laughter ] -Why not? Why not?

-I don't believe that. But we got thousands of letters.

-Thousands, man. -People still write letters.

-We got hundred and thousands of letters.

-That's correct. We got thousands of letters

asking us to talk about it again, apparently.

-Oh, good, good. -Because the Philadelphia

airport has a robot. Do you remember this?

-Yeah. -It delivers food to travelers.

But actually, the way it works is, it's a robot,

and then someone who works there,

and the robot follows the person who works there.

And then, that person -- the robot follows them,

then, whoever's eating the food has to go in the robot

and get their sandwich, at the robot.

-That sounds efficient. [ Laughter ]

-Or they could just have the human bring the sandwich

over to the people. Yeah, this much.

-You don't want hands on your hoagie.

So, you know, the robot -- -Hey, don't talk dirty!

[ Laughter ] -No, he didn't mean that.

No, no. -What happened?

I left, and now it's a filth show?

-No, in Philadelphia, that means a sandwich.

-Yeah. You don't want hands on your hero.

-Yeah, you know what? -Hey!

-Hey, Higgins. No, hey.

-Filthy! -Yeah, no, no,

he doesn't mean that type of hero.

He means a sandwich. -Oh, okay.

-It keeps paws off your po' boy.

[ Laughter ]

-Okay. All right.

-It's all getting -- -I've had enough of innuendos.

-How does your sandwich get made?

How does your sandwich get made?

-I mean, safely, you know, in a facility by other robots.

-We can't just --

[ Laughter ]

Can't you just get your sandwich there,

and you handle it, your sandwich?

-I think, you know, they're trying to cut down risk, man.

Come on. [ Laughter ]

We do what we can, man. -Or you do too much.

[ Laughter ]

Anyways, it delivers food to travelers.

But now, get this.

This is what the Philadelphia airport is doing now.

They're asking for name suggestions...

-Oh, no. -...for the robot.

Just watch this. -Ah.

-The food delivery robot... -That's the thing.

-...at Philadelphia International Airport

needs a name, and the airport wants your help.

Travelers can come up with a list of names,

and the airport will narrow them down.

There will then be a contest to pick the name.

-This is such a bad idea.

You're gonna let Philly choose the name?

-Yes! -Perfect.

Well, congratulations.

Say hello to R2-D-Bag, everybody.

[ Laughter ] You win! No, you win!

You're right. You're right.

Let them choose.

The robot's working now, but next month, a Phillies fan

will hurl that thing at a Mets outfielder.

Just trust me. Watch.

[ Laughter ]

[ Grunts ] -Boo!

-Yeah, exactly. Uh, listen to this.

Wedding retailer David's Bridal. You guys know David's Bridal?

Well, they're saying that weddings are coming back,

but they're taking on a more casual tone.

Yeah. It was only a matter of time

before people were like, "Wait. Is spending 5 grand on a dress

you only wear once stupid?" [ Laughter ]

"It is?" [ Laughter ]

It's getting so casual, David's Bridal is keeping

all their dresses in bins like it's T.J.Maxx.

[ Laughter ]

"You looking for a dress? Yeah, no problem.

We have -- this whole bin is small to extra large."

[ Laughter ]

"We don't put it in size. It's just in that pile."

Well, now, guys, everyone is keeping a close eye

on their brackets ahead of next week's Final Four,

but we thought it'd be fun to pick a different kind

of Final Four. That's right.

It's time for a "News Flub Final Four."

Here we go.

[ Cheers and applause ]

♪♪

-Okay. Let's look at our picks here.

Oh, there they are. Our top four news flubs.

First, we have a reporter

who runs into some issues with her microphone.

Let's see how it goes.

-Annette Lawless is live on the scene,

tracking down new information. Good morning, Annette.

[ Low, robotic voice ] That's right, Gloria.

Those fire crews are still out here right now.

[ Laughter, cheers, applause ]

-It's the Philly robot. Yeah.

-No, yeah. I watch her all --

She's on SNN, Satanic News Network.

Yeah, I've seen her before. [ Laughter ]

"Honey, you have a great voice for broadcasting."

-"Thank you." -"Thank you."

[ Laughter ]

"The followers of Satan thank you."

[ Laughter ]

Let's get back to the board here.

This next clip, a news anchor in Virginia

realizes he's made an unfortunate mistake.

Take a look at this.

-Check you're the panties. About 175,000 rice --

I think that was supposed to be "pantries."

[ Laughter ]

-I couldn't warn you before I saw it.

[ Laughter ] -"Check your panties!"

[ Laughter ]

-Rice. [ Laughter ]

-Let's look at another clip here.

This next one is a BBC anchor,

and he's about to start the news broadcast.

But, man, he struggles to find his spot.

Take a look at this.

♪♪

-Oh. [ Laughter ]

-Yeah.

No.

[ Laughter ]

-Hello, and welcome.

-Yeah! [ Applause ]

Stuck the landing. -Nailed it.

-Stuck the landing. [ Laughter ]

"What? All right. What?"

[ Laughter ]

"Hello, and welcome." It's like...

Well, here's our last pick here.

This clip is about a man who had some trouble with Zoom.

I'm sure you saw it. Take a look at this.

-A Texas lawyer proves that technical difficulties

can happen even at the worst of times.

-Can you hear me, Judge? -I can hear you.

I think it's a filter.

-I'm here live. I'm not a cat.

[ Laughter and applause ]

-All right, what do you think?

Was it the reporter with audio issues?

-Yeah. -Was it, "Check your pantries"?

[ Cheers and applause ]

Was it confused BBC?

[ Light applause ]

You don't have to boo him. [ Laughter ]