NEW YORK (1010 WINS) -- Joe Biden will finally be making his late-night TV debut as president.
"The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" announced that Biden will be a guest on its Friday show.
But Biden won’t be making his way to 30 Rock — the appearance will be virtual, a White House spokesperson said.
“You guys, we have a big announcement for tomorrow night’s show — the 46th president of the United States joins me for his first late-night appearance since taking office,” Fallon said in a preview for the interview.
Biden has been interviewed in late-night by Fallon before — as vice president he sat down with him just over a month before the 2016 election.
Fallon, the former SNL cast member, has also tried his hand at a Biden impression.
Donald Trump avoided the late-night talk show circuit as president -- but Fallon infamously had him on "The Tonight Show" while he campaigned and was allowed to mess with his hair.
Barack Obama was the last sitting president to try their hand in late night. He stopped by Fallon, Colbert and Kimmel’s shows, and was the first president to make such an appearance when he was a guest on Jay Leno’s iteration of “The Tonight Show” in 2009, according to Deadline.
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