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This week's Saturday Night Live cold open sticks to the formula that's been working all season — James Austin Johnson's uncanny Trump impression anchoring a tour through the latest week of ...

President Trump (James Austin Johnson) laughed off rising gas prices and blamed the Epstein Files for America’s war with Iran in tonight’s “Saturday Night Live” cold open. “Hi, it’s me, Donald Trump!

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At this point, anything President Donald Trump does feels like it’s already been workshopped in the Saturday Night Live writers’ room. The line between satire and reality is practically gone at this ...