Tweet of the Day: SNL mocks Hillary's subway skills...

That's how a turnstile works, right? #SNL pic.twitter.com/eT4Fq5LbMt

— Saturday Night Live (@nbcsnl) April 10, 2016

Donald Trump ratings are Yuuge...

Winning...

With Donald Trump hosting, Saturday Night Live jumped to its biggest overnight rating since 2012. 
With Donald Trump hosting, Saturday Night Live jumped to its biggest overnight rating since 2012. 
According to NBC, SNL had a whopping 6.6 household rating on Saturday night, easily beating the season’s previous high: the 41st season premiere last month, hosted by Miley Cyrus and with a guest appearance by none other than … Hillary Clinton. In fact, Trump’s overnight rating was 47 percent higher than the Miley/Hillary episode.
The previous high was held by an episode that aired Jan. 7, 2012, hosted by Charles Barkley with musical guest Kelly Clarkson.

Monday Fun Video: SNL Mocks CNN News...

Stupid: Washington Post Fact Checked a SNL Skit Critical of Obama...

Carrying water...

@washingtonpost Oh, Dear Lord. Fact-checking an SNL Skit? Obama needs that much protecting? Did you fact-check Farrell's GWB? Fey's Palin?
— notropis (@notropis01) November 23, 2014

Even SNL is now mocking Obamacare...

Oh my!

SNL Obama Skit: “I Really Have No Idea How Money Works” (Video)

He really doesn't...

Sunday Fun Video: SNL Skewers Al Sharpton

Push Back We Much!

SNL Parody: Obama wins Powerball on first try

Of course he does.

SNL Parody: Obama wins Powerball on first try

The Nobel Prize
by speakmymind01

Video: CNN Fact Checks an Obama SNL Skit

Saturday Night Live did a skit poking fun at Obama's failed (mostly liberal) campaign promises. CNN's Wolf Blitzer introduced a fact check segment by reporter Kareen Wynter. Wynter introduces the segment by saying, "on many points, they couldn't have been more off the mark." After that introduction, the report speaks mostly in generalities and fails to address the long list of failed campaign promises from the SNL skit. I wonder why CNN never fact checked Tina Fey as Sarah Palin?

SNL Pokes Fun at Obama's Refusal to Go on Fox News

This Saturday Night Live clip take a shot at Glenn Beck, but the main target is President Obama's fear of going on Fox News. In the clip, he interviews with every imaginable cable channel, except Fox.