Live opened in the Oval Office, where Donald Trump (James Austin Johnson) was joined by a creepy Stephen Miller (Mikey Day) ...

Live” parodied President Trump signing a flurry of executive orders, with one officially shortening the name of a recession ...

The Trump character then introduced Miller, whom Johnson referred to as the “Lord of the Shadows.” After the audience ...

Presidential impersonator James Austin Johnson also announced the deportation of one of "Sesame Street's" most beloved residents.

Marcello Hernandez then appeared as Secretary of State Marco Rubio — just in time to be mocked by Johnson. He shared another ...

Jokes about Sarah Sherman leaving and Colin Jost replacing Lorne Michaels but no real indications of the changes to come at ...

On 'SNL', Trump signs executive orders about a host of pet issues like Bill Belichick's relationship and the New York Times' Connections word game ...

Live (SNL) lampooned Donald Trump's initial 100 days in office, exaggerating his executive orders through comedy. James ...

NBC’s "Saturday Night Live" opened this weekend’s episode ... with the fake president rapidly signing executive orders and touching on controversial issues such as the administration’s ...

Saturday Night Live kicked off in the Oval Office this week, where Donald Trump ( James Austin Johnson) sat beside Stephen ...

Saturday Night Live’s cold open mocked President Donald Trump’s first hundred days in office, poking fun at the commander-in-chief’s numerous executive orders and desire to become Pope.