Live took a swing at Donald Trump’s tariffs in its Easter-themed Cold Open, joking that the U.S. stock market “did a Jesus.” The skit kicked off with a parody of the biblical “Cleansing of the Temple, ...

Donald Trump has long been a lightning rod for controversy, with his ever-shifting stances and rule-bending antics sparking uproar time and again. Take, for instance, his swift pivot on Taylor ...

During episode 18 of Saturday Night Live, which aired on April 12, 2025, the cold open featured James Austin Johnson portraying Donald Trump in a satire that mocked the president’s decision to reverse ...

“Saturday Night Live” took another swipe at President ... The sketch pokes fun at Trump’s recent tariff decisions, which made headlines after sending markets tumbling for a time.

The latest episode humorously spotlighted Donald Trump's recent tariff announcements and the controversial exit of country singer Morgan Wallen. Through a blend of satire and sharp wit, SNL provides a ...

“Saturday Night Live” opened Saturday night by taking on President Donald Trump’s recent tariffs in a sketch in which they portrayed the president interrupting Jesus Christ to compare his ...

On Wednesday, the real Trump announced a 90-day pause on some of his tariffs to countries other than China. So in the "SNL" cold open, Johnson's Trump declared his "beautiful" tariffs were ...

Joking about Trump’s frenetic rollout of tariffs has become a common response to the altogether serious issue of an economic ...

“Saturday Night Live” cast ... returned as Donald Trump during the latest episode’s cold open to give his version of the president’s recent “Liberation Day” tariff announcement.

Live' alum, who's returned to the sketch show to play Elon Musk, has used his time on the air to also support his native ...

Mike Myers, who was a cast member on the show from 1989 to 1995, returned to SNL to play Musk. President Donald Trump holds a signed executive order during an event to announce new tariffs in the ...