James Cordenblasted President Donald TrumpTuesday for ignoring the HIV\/AIDS crisis but hes come up with a humorous solution to educate him. <\/p>\n
Following a report that six members of thePresidential Advisory Council on HIV\/AIDSresigned in protestagainst Trumps lack of policies to fight the epidemic, Corden urged Trump to readjust his attitude. <\/p>\n
Corden became serious as he pointed out that nearly 60 percent of the more than 1.1 million people in the U.S. who live with HIV and AIDS are unable to access lifesaving medications, and questioned whether the president cared. <\/p>\n
Then The Late Late Show host changed gears, surmising that this was perhaps because Trump has never seen the acclaimed 1993 AIDS drama Philadelphiastarring Tom Hanks and Denzel Washington. The film enlightened Corden, and he thinks it could have the same effect on the president. <\/p>\n
So Cordens staff, at first rebuffed by the White House, sent 297 copies of Philadelphia to Trumps Mar-a-Lagoin Florida. <\/p>\n
We hope that if Trump watches Philadelphia, hell understand two things: One, Tom Hanks definitely deserved that Oscar, Corden said. And number two, we hope that hell realize that HIV and AIDS is something that you or any president of the United States or any world leader for that matter can never afford to ignore. <\/p>\n
Watch the segment above and hope that Trump takes the time to watch this memorable character below. <\/p>\n
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