As the fallout from Donald Trump’s clash with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy continues to stun the world, “Saturday Night Live” gave its own spin on the global disaster. “SNL” opened this weekend’s show - its first since the “SNL50” special - by featuring Trump (played as usual by James Austin Johnson) and vice president JD

The "Shrek" star appeared alongside James Austin Johnson, who played President Trump, and Mikey Day, who portrayed Zelensky, for the skit.

Live cast doubt over President Donald Trump‘s claim on taxpayer-funded experiments on transgender mice. SNL cast member James Austin Johnson put on his Trump impression again for the

The SNL alum helped recreate the real March 6 meeting between the president, Cabinet members, and the tech billionaire.

Shane Gillis hosts the latest episode of Saturday Night Live, with musical guest Tate McRae. During his opening monologue, the comedian struggled to find his footing as he delivered jokes about Trump, Joe Biden, date rape drugs and historical documentaries, among other topics.

SNL spoofed the recent Oval Office tension between President Trump and President Zelensky through comedic sketches. Actors portrayed Trump and Zelensky, with Mike Myers as Elon Musk adding to the chaos.

Mike Myers comes back to Saturday Night Live this weekend to portray DOGE boss Elon Musk after Trump's recent controversial meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky