'Hillary Clinton' makes pitch to young voters in 'SNL' ad: 'I’m trying here, guys'

Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonClinton on Zhao, Fennell: About time DNC gears up for midterm push Trump and Hillary: Forever connected by self-created failure MORE, played Kate McKinnon, made a pitch to millennial voters supporting Vermont Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersCalifornians split over Newsom recall: poll On The Money: Biden celebrates relief bill with Democratic leaders | Democrats debate fast-track for infrastructure package Hillicon Valley: Google slams Microsoft for 'naked corporate opportunism' | Sanders invites Bezos to testify at inequality hearing | AFL-CIO hits Rubio over union endorsement MORE in a “Saturday Night Live” campaign ad.

“Luckily, I, Hillary Clinton, share all of your exact same beliefs. And I always have,” she said amid images of young voters.

McKinnon’s Clinton later slips into a Sanders impression while discussing the anger of young voters and income inequality, eventually morphing into a Sanders look-alike, complete with glasses, suit and a wig.

The ad ends with a graphic reading “Feel the Bern for her.”

“I’m whoever you want me to be, and I approve this message,” McKinnon adds. “I’m trying here, guys.”

You can watch the mock campaign ad in the video player above.