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Now THAT'S an idea: Bret Baier's suggestion for how to repair the tarnished WHCD might just work

After the embarrassment that was last night’s White House Correspondents Dinner and Michelle Wolf jokes, it might be a good idea for the event to just take the year off.

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Here is Bret Baier’s idea about how to repair the image of the dinner.

This seems like a very good idea.

If you missed what happened last night…

And when called out, Michelle Wolf did not handle the criticism very well.

Perhaps we should just come to terms with the fact that media events don’t do humor well.

They just don’t.

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