VIDEO Donald Trump Cold Open - SNL

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Donald Trump Cold Open - SNL This memorable "Saturday Night Live" (SNL) skit featuring Alec Baldwin as Donald Trump offers a humorous take on the former president's first 100 days in office. Baldwin reprised his role in a comedic sketch that deftly mixes satire with political commentary. In the skit, Trump humorously reflects on his administration’s achievements, giving special mention to his military actions, like the deployment of what he describes as "the biggest, fattest bomb" in reference to the U.S. strike on ISIS. The interaction between Trump and his Vice President, played by Beck Bennett, reveals an exaggerated version of the tension that often surrounds political advisors, especially highlighting the infamous rivalry between Steve Bannon and Jared Kushner. Throughout the sketch, Baldwin's Trump exhibits classic comedic absurdity, portraying the presidency as a reality show-style competition for top advisors, leading to an elimination segment reminiscent of popular game shows. The lines blur between entertainment and real political discourse, as the skit critiques the chaotic nature of Trump's administration while retaining its humor.

Key Highlights:​

• Character Portrayals: Baldwin's performance captures Trump's distinctive mannerisms and speech patterns, amplifying the comedic effect.
• Cultural Commentary: The skit is not only funny but also serves as a reflection of the political landscape of the time, showcasing how SNL has historically used comedy to tackle serious subjects.
• Memorable Quotes: Trump’s humorous quips, such as his disbelief at an advisor's inefficiency or his jests about international relations, provide sharp satire on real-world events.

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