Outgoing US President Donald Trump was the goal of Saturday Night Live’s final ‘Weekend Replace’ of the yr – watch the satirical montage under.
The present held its final episode of 2020 final night time (December 19), which additionally featured Dua Lipa as musical guest, performing ‘Don’t Begin Now’ and ‘Levitating’.
Throughout the brand new version of ‘Weekend Replace’, Michale Che and Colin Jost ran by means of Trump’s “biggest moments in workplace” from the final 4 years.
Set to the music of Semisonic’s ‘Closing Time’, the montage took us again to Trump singling out an African American supporter, mocking a disabled journalist, and throwing paper towels out right into a crowd of hurricane victims in Puerto Rico.
Watch the ‘Weekend Replace’ under.
Elsewhere within the phase, Colin Jost was pressured to learn out a joke, penned by co-host Che, concerning the poor casting selections of his spouse Scarlett Johansson, after the actor was criticised for taking over problematic roles, together with that of a transgender man in Rub and Tug, in recent times.
“It was introduced that Creed singer Scott Stapp could be enjoying Frank Sinatra in an upcoming film,” Jost mentioned. “However the excellent news is — Sammy Davis Jr. might be performed by Scarlett Johansson.”
Sure, Michael Che did simply get Colin Jost to inform this joke about his spouse ScarJo on #SNL pic.twitter.com/ZCIISSafif
— Matt Wilstein (@mattwilstein) December 20, 2020
This week, Donald Trump’s Twitter password was made public, and it wasn’t too troublesome to guess. Two months in the past, a person named Victor Gevers claimed he logged into Trump’s Twitter account by appropriately guessing his password to be “maga2020!”. Gevers shared screenshots on October 16 to again up claims.
When the information broke, the White Home and Twitter denied the hack. Nonetheless, this week (December 18), Dutch prosecutors who appeared into the case have confirmed that it did truly occur.
Earlier this month the US Attorney General found “no voter fraud that could overturn the election” in response to repeated baseless claims from Trump that November’s US election was rigged.
President-elect Joe Biden defeated the incumbent president by 306 to 232 votes within the US electoral faculty. Within the well-liked vote, Biden gained no less than 6.2 million extra votes than Trump.
