Alec Baldwin returned to “Saturday Night Live” this weekend to roast President Trump
Donald John TrumpCensus Bureau spends millions on ad campaign to mitigate fears on excluded citizenship question Bloomberg campaign: Primary is two-way race with Sanders Democratic senator meets with Iranian foreign minister MORE, mocking the administration on a score of issues ranging from the impeachment inquiry launched by House Democrats to the president’s decision to pull U.S. troops from northern Syria.
Baldwin also hit Trump for misspeaking last week and saying that the U.S. is building border wall in Colorado.
"I came back for a surprise rally because I heard they’re building a wall on the border of Colorado to keep the New Mexicans out," Baldwin said at a mock campaign rally in Albuquerque, N.M., which he called his "favorite Mexico."
He later led the crowd in a chant, calling the impeachment inquiry a “witch hunt” as supporters yelled that there was no collusion or quid pro quo.
Baldwin later brought out several actors portraying Trump supporters. Comedian Cecily Strong played a woman wearing a shirt that said “Keem Amarica Greab Agrain,” which she joked was a direct quote from one of the president’s tweets.
“This man is under attack. It’s deep state lizard conspiracy, and everyone’s in on it. The CIA, the FBI, the MIC, the KEY, and the MOUSE,” Strong said.
Trump also brought up a supporter from “Bikers for Trump” as well as a woman who offered her gun if Trump wanted to shoot the author of an upcoming book titled “A Warning.” It was written by the anonymous author of a bombshell New York Times op-ed piece that ran last year on “resistance” efforts in the Trump administration.
The sketch also touched on Trump’s decision to pull troops from northern Syria earlier this month. Trump is now reportedly considering leaving a couple hundred troops in the region after bipartisan backlash to the announcement.
Comedian Pete Davidson played a freed ISIS militant from the region, thanking the president for “bringing jobs back to ISIS.”
Comedian Kate McKinnon made an appearance as Sen. Lindsey Graham
Lindsey Olin GrahamGraham warned Pentagon chief about consequences of Africa policy: report Senate braces for fight over impeachment whistleblower testimony US defense chief says Taliban deal 'looks very promising' but not without risk MORE (R-S.C) in the wide-ranging sketch, which also targeted Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg
Mark Elliot ZuckerbergSoros: Zuckerberg, Sandberg should be removed from control of Facebook The Hill's Morning Report - Sanders on the rise as Nevada debate looms Facebook white paper calls for 'new type of regulator' for the good of its business MORE, former President Clinton and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
