Just in the nick of time! Obama gives out his last Medals of Freedom to stars

14:30 • 23.11.16

US President Barack Obama gave out his last batch of Presidential Medals of Freedom today to huge names in Hollywood, the world of sports, philanthropy and more. 

For many on the list, liberals who supported Hillary Clinton, it could be their last chance for years to receive the nation's highest civilian honor with Donald Trump heading to the White House come January, the Daily Mail reports.


From a podium at the White House, Obama explained that the awards are given to Americans who have 'lifted our spirits, strengthened our union, pushed us toward progress.”


The honorees sat behind Obama as he delivered introductions that could have passed as a roast – though in coded language the president swatted at Trump, over the Muslim ban and the president-elect's criticism of 'Saturday Night Live.'  


“I always love doing this event. But this is a particularly impressive class,” he said.  

“We've got innovators and artists, public servants, rabble rousers, athletes, renowned character actors - like the guy from Space Jam,” Obama said. 


Unlike the great actors actually getting awards - Tom Hanks, Robert De Niro and Robert Redford - the president was referring to basketball great Michael Jordan, who appeared in the “90s partially-animated film.”  

 

 

President Barack Obama addressed actors, activists, musicians, architects and philanthropists being given the nation's highest civilian honor

 

Tom Hanks

 

The movie 'Sully' taught him to never travel with  actor Tom Hanks (left), President Obama said at today's Medal of Freedom ceremony 

 

Diana Ross

 

President Obama had to navigate his way around singer Diana Ross' fluffy hair, as she was one of 21 recipients of the Presidential Medal of Freedom 

Diana Ross' voluptuous black mane gave President Obama a problem as he tried to put her Presidential Medal of Freedom around her neck 

 

Robert De Niro

 

President Obama puts the Presidential Medal of Freedom over the head of Actor Robert De Niro, who he joked around with about the many mobster roles he had played 

 

Ellen DeGeneres

 

 

President Obama (right) reminded his audience today how brave it was for Ellen DeGeneres (left) to come out on her television show nearly 20 years ago 

 

Robert Redford

 

Actor Robert Redford was among the Hollywood greats receiving the Presidential Medal of Honor today at the White House 

 

 

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar


President Obama was dwarfed onstage by basketball great Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who the president applauded for defending his Muslim faith

President Obama shares a hug with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar during today's Presidential Medal of Freedom ceremony at the White House today 

 

Bruce Springsteen

 

Rocker Bruce Springsteen strolls through the White House before today's Presidential Medal of Freedom ceremony 

 

Just in the nick of time! Obama gives out his last Medals of Freedom to stars