'Snl': roasted mothers and roasted Trump officers

If you want to celebrate the choice of a new Pope, you can also have a sacramental wine.

Cecily Strong returned to “Saturday Night Live” in a guest appearance to reproduce her role as the Fox News -Personality Jeanine Pirro -and around Colin Jost, her former weekend -update desk, in alcohol to Douse. Alcohol that spends directly from her own mouth.

How the opening sketch of the “SNL” sequence of this weekend (which was organized by Walton Goggin and the musical guest -arcade Fire was presented) came in this place to explain.

The sketch started with a traditional Mother's Day tribute, with the actors Kenan Thompson, Bowen Yang and Marcello Hernández sing a loving serenade to their real mothers, who joined them on stage.

But no: This was just a setup for James Austin Johnson to enter the scene as President Trump and capture the news of the past week outdoors.

“There is a new Pope from Chicago,” said Johnson and noticed the selection of the Roman Catholic Church of Robert Francis Prevost, who took the name Pope Leo XIV.