Donald Trump worshiped his Middle East trip in Snl's cold opening

President Donald Trump's real journey to the Middle East was during the parody Live on Saturday eveningThe last cold of season 50 and the show made James Austin Johnson's unprecedented Trump impression shine.

“Mom, Papa, that is Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, and we are now together,” said Johnson's Trump at the top of the cold. “Joke, of course. But we fluctuate.”

“You are too nice, Habibi,” replied Mohammed Bin Salman (Emil Wakim) (“Habibi” is an Arabic term that translates “my dear”).

Trump announced that he is “a big fan of everything that Saudi Arabia has to offer, from oil to money to … end of the list,” he said.

“I did this for the American people and myself in many ways – my personal enrichment. I did that too. I did very well on this trip, got a lot of cool things,” continued Trump, referring to the controversial 300 million US dollars used by Qatar as Air Force One. “The VAE promised to invest over 1 trillion US dollar in the USA. I love Dubai because they have many weapons Dubai.”

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Donald Trump from SNL switched from the stage to Studio 8h audience

“Donald, please stay. Build a palace next to me and stay,” suggested Wakims Mohammed bin Salman.

“Oh, unfortunately I can't. I have to return home. Fortunately, we have our own little piece of Saudi Arabia in America, a dry desert area that is filled with people who are a lot to their religion,” said Trump to him. “We call our Utah and I do it very well there.”

In fact, he said, he could no longer stay in the sketch. “I have to go. Do you know what? Because that's it SNL Final. Season 50, worst so far, “said Johnson, and got up to go to the audience and roast someone out of the square for a second.” Okay, get up. Stand up, get up. Go out. Let me sit here. Yes, go with him, go to sun chips in the hallway. I am here to break the fourth wall. “

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In the last openings of the season, Johnson preferred an informal delivery from Trump, including that of April 12, in which he roasted his co -guest members when they were frozen behind him (look here).

After Johnson's Trump was visibly charming around him, he told the camera: “But since it is a final, it means that after tonight you won't see me here for a while. Well, not the wrong, funny version of me that makes her smile. The real will still be omnipresent.

Take a look at the “Trump Middle East Cold Open” from season 50, episode 20 and look at every episode of the season on Peacock at any time.

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