From cracks at President Donald Trump's lawsuits, to jokes about a video of Gov. Charlie Baker's holiday bar hop, Boston's St. Patrick's Day breakfast Sunday was a hoot to many.
The breakfast, started over a century ago, has grown into an annual political roast. This year's event was held at the Ironworkers Local 7 union hall. It was co-hosted by Congressman Stephen Lynch and Boston city councilor Michael Flaherty, both Democrats.
Baker was a part of the fun when multiple politicians joked about his being spotted at a Boston bar Saturday night taking tequila shots with locals. He was one of many politicians at the breakfast, which also included Mayor Marty Walsh, U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Congressman Michael Capuano, all Democrats.
Gov. Baker joked about his 70-percent approval rating saying that his wife Lauren said in their house, 70-percent is only a "C." Baker added that during a recent charity event with New England Patriot's Tom Brady, he felt invisible next to the famous quarterback.
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"It's like being invisible. Sitting next to the sun," Baker joked.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren didn't waste time poking fun at President Donald Trump during the breakfast and revealed many posters of fellow politicians with Trump's famous hairstyle.
Warren joked saying she received tips on what to say during her roast.
"Stormy Daniels said if you don't say a word, they'll pay you $130,000 dollars,'' she said, referencing the porn star who alleges she had a sexual encounter with Trump in 2006.
She ended her speech holding up a photo of herself "wearing'' Trump's hair.
Sen. Ed Markey also got a laugh from the audience while poking fun at the Trump administration.
"Today is evacuation day in Boston but in the White House every day is evacuation day," joked Markey.
Gold medal-winning U.S. Women's Olympics hockey team members were special guests, greeted with chants of "USA! USA!''
Forward Meghan Duggan of Danvers said, "Everyone up here has a Boston tie.''
Democratic Mayor Marty Walsh marched at the parade after speaking at the city's annual St. Patrick's Day breakfast.