Joe Biden goes all out to ensure his State of the Union handle resonates with Individuals … ‘trigger he is taking ideas from former Presidents — albeit, pretend ones!

POTUS posted this video Thursday forward of his SOTU later this night, and he is zooming with a bunch of actors who’ve portrayed presidents in movie or TV roles — and yeah, he is acquired some large names right here chatting with him.

Morgan Freeman — who performed President Tom Beck in “Deep Affect,” in addition to Pres. Trumbull in “Angel Has Fallen” — displays on his character having to cope with a looming meteor risk … saying amid the disaster, individuals discovered solace in his message of hope.

Invoice Pullman — identified for his position as President Thomas J. Whitmore in 1996’s “Independence Day” — appears to be like again on his character’s battle in opposition to invaders from outer house … noting worry and chaos had a unifying impact on individuals.

As for Tony Goldwyn — who performed President Fitzgerald Grant III in “Scandal” — he admitted his character behaved fairly badly whereas in workplace. However here is the kicker … he suggested Joe that if he simply advised most of the people they made him a greater man, they’d eat it up.

Michael Douglas, in the meantime, had some poignant recommendation to share … emphasizing that love and compassion are strengths, not weaknesses, and urged Biden to make the most of his first woman, Jill, to his benefit. He performed President Andrew Shepherd in “The American President.”

Geena Davis — well-known for her position as President Mackenzie Allen within the TV present “Commander In Chief” — revealed that each week her character confronted a brand new disaster, and the primary lesson she realized was that there is not any crying in politics.

JB was clearly impressed by GD’s portrayal, telling her she did one helluva job. And with a contact of humor, expressed his hope that his politics would not make anybody else cry. The one large actor he was lacking from the lineup is clearly Martin Sheen … ‘West Wing’ anybody?

In any case … smart phrases from fictional Presidents, certainly!