The cold open of the last "SNL" episode of the year ridiculed the Trump administration over its handling of the Epstein files release.

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"We released all the files, and I come out looking, frankly, very good," the show's POTUS impersonator bragged besides an almost entirely black-out excerpt.

In the latest "SNL" cold open, President Trump (James Austin Johnson) delivered a holiday message revealing why he is "inventing my own Hunger Games." ...

President Donald Trump was the man behind the curtain in the latest "Saturday Night Live" cold open. The show kicked off its Dec. 13 episode with a sketch featuring James Austin Johnson as Trump ...

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For the last SNL of the year, President Donald Trump (James Austin Johnson) got into a festive mood — by talking about Jeffrey Epstein for the umpteenth time. Referencing Trump's Wednesday night ...

“Saturday Night Live” kicked off with a holiday message from James Austin Johnson’s Trump this week and, in it, he explained exactly why he’s planning his own Hunger Games. To kick things off, the ...

After a two-week hiatus, “Saturday Night Live” returned with a new episode Dec. 6 with host Melissa McCarthy and musical ...