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Amid an election year with promises of divergent visions of America, "Saturday Night Live" dove into the politics of 2024 to find punchlines.
Amid an election year with promises of divergent visions of America, "Saturday Night Live" dove into the politics of 2024 to find punchlines.
The show opened with a satirical television special celebrating Easter, "The Resurrection," which recounts the story of three women who witnessed the return of Jesus.
It was quickly interrupted by a flash of light and smoke, with one of the characters asking, "Is it Jesus?"
James Austin Johnson as former President Donald Trump on "Saturday Night Live" on March 30, 2024. NBC News"Basically, yes," said James Austin Johnson as former President Donald Trump as he emerged from the flash.
He dismissed the three: "All right girls, you can go."
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