The very obvious Saturday night live In Cold Open, James Austin Johnson played the role of Donald Trump, this time after his success justice for all for sued January 6 with his own album to raise money for his legal defense.
“Well folks, it’s happened, I’ve been sued, or how I spell it,” Johnson said at Trump’s opening. “Honestly, it’s time to be honest and admit that I broke the law and quietly go to jail. April Fools!”
“Make no mistake, what the far left is doing is worse than any crime I have ever committed and I have committed many – almost 34.”
Trump unveils album he’s producing This is what I call my legal defense fundin other words Trump Popz.
“Now you may have seen that I opened my meetings with my beautiful song ‘Justice for All’ which I sang with the J6 Choir – it’s very real. Very concerning,” Trump said. “It was the number one downloaded song. we hit Flower by Miley… Our song made so much money I thought why stop there.
“I’m bringing in all the hits,” he says, before trying to sample something resembling the Black Crowes. Difficult to deal with.
“What a deal – just 30 classic covers, all terrible,” Trump said, adding that by reading DA as a word, “defending our movement, and especially myself, against the evil Manhattan Daw is your favorite president.”
“That means prosecutors,” Trump said.
Like many previous parodies of the former president and famous apprentice Host, Johnson’s Trump may be unintentionally humorous, because it’s certainly not out of the realm of possibility. SNL has in the past exposed Trump’s actual shilling for his own superheroes like NFTs.
Johnson is at his best with Trump’s stream of consciousness and gift for exaggeration.
“First Lady Melania and I are in a good mood,” he says. “Since the news of my possible detention, I have never seen Melania so happy. She is the most beautiful woman in the world, perhaps second only to many younger, more beautiful women. And to be clear, I haven’t even slept with Stormy Daniels, but in many ways I have. And isn’t it ironic that the first time I pay someone, they try to send me to jail. That’s not why you pay people. You never pay people.”
Later in the sketch, Trump appears with characters like Don King (Kenan Thompson) as they try islands in the streamand son Don Jr. (Mikey Day), with whom he attempts a duet boy is a liar.
“Maybe this will be the last time I see you,” Don Jr. says. against his father.
“From your mouth to God’s ears,” says Trump.
Trump ends the sketch by telling viewers, “See you Tuesday. Go wild
Source: Deadline
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