In the Season 50 cold open of Saturday Night Live, caricatures of Donald Trump, Jeannine Pirro, and Pete Hegseth interrupted a Mother's Day tribute. Guest host Walton Goggins and musical guest Arcade Fire set the stage as the cast humorously parodied current events. James Austin Johnson's Trump performed a comedic monologue, poking fun at media spectacles and introducing an absurd perspective on the new American Pope. The sketch maintained SNL's tradition of blending humor with pointed social commentary, culminating in the iconic closing line, "Live from New York, it's Saturday Night!"
The cold open began with a Mother's Day tribute, interrupted by an over-the-top Donald Trump, spoofing current events with humor typical of SNL's political satire.
James Austin Johnson's portrayal of Trump humorously critiques media interactions, featuring outrageous references to politics and the new American Pope, wrapped in comedic absurdity.
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