What Tom Hanks actually said during controversial SNL sketch that left Trump supporters outraged
The original sketch had appeared in a 2016 episode of SNL, where Hanks played Donald Trump supporter, Doug. In the scene, Doug wears a MAGA baseball cap and refuses to shake hands with Darnell Hayes, played by Kenan Thompson. He also mentions starting a show 'for you to come on', which he calls 'White Jeopardy'.
Then, Johnson alluded to future episodes that will feature impersonations of Trump’s Cabinet. He joked that SNL won’t know who to cast as Trump’s Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth.
“This show wonders why their ratings are in the gutter. Trump won the popular vote. This tired trope that MAGA is racist is ...
Co-anchor Colin Jost noted that during his oath, Trump was seen not placing his hand on the Lincoln Bible. “Well, he tried to,” Jost said, “but the Bible screamed.” “During his address ...
“Never say never,” declared a smug-looking Johnson. While the pretend politician claimed he was “kidding, of course,” SNL Trump then gave the crowd a quick recap of his Monday inauguration.
The first Saturday Night Live since Donald Trump‘s second inauguration began with the Republican president interrupting the signing of the Declaration of Independence–which Lin-Manuel Miranda ...
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