A Shower Meeting
“All I need from you is to go to prison for a very, very long time. And in return, I still get to be president, which I hate, but I’m too proud to quit ’cause that’s not fair.”
Trump Tears out Michelle’s Vegetable Garden
“Its been a big week, folks. We’re getting rid of everything Obama did — health care, the Iran deal. And we’re ripping out all the vegetables in Michelle’s garden and we’re planting McNuggets. McNuggets. Gotta love the McNuggets.”
SNL Is Back
“I actually love football… People say I remind them of a football player because I’m combative, I like to win, and I might have a degenerative brain disease.”
Vicente Fox Is Running for President
There’s no one better at trolling Donald Trump than former Mexican President Vicente Fox.
Extra Bonus Quote of the Day
“I thought the campaign was the World Series, and it turned out it was spring training. On Election Day, it was like, ‘Ohh, no, the season’s starting now.'”
— “Late Night” host Seth Myers, quoted by Vox.
No One’s Laughing on Late Night TV
CNN: “For six months, late-night hosts have pilloried the President for a long litany of incidents ripe for satire, from shoving a prime minister out of the way to attacking his own attorney general. The past weekend’s events in Charlottesville sparked an unmistakable outpouring of comedic rage, because the President was so late and, to many observers (including most of the roster of late-night hosts) so wishy-washy in expressing his disapproval of groups promoting things as egregiously and indisputably wrong as racism, anti-Semitism, and neo-Nazism.”
“It was the nadir, according to Seth Meyers of NBC, who has been probably the most ferocious critic of the President in late night.”
‘Crazy Like a Fox with Mental Problems’
Melissa McCarthy was back on Saturday Night Live as White House press secretary Sean Spicer.
Fallon Returns to ‘SNL’ as Jared Kushner
“Jared, you’re such as inspiration. You showed everybody that if you were born rich and married my daughter, you can do anything you want … Just fix everything, okay?”
Stupid Watergate
“It has all the potential consequences of Watergate, but everyone involved is really stupid.”
‘It Did Not Get Any Less Tense’
“It’s gotta be awkward to meet someone you’ve talked so much shit about.”
The New Fragrance from Ivanka Trump
Introducing “Complicit,” a new fragrance for Ivanka Trump.
SNL Imagines Trump Response to an Alien Invasion
USA Today: “Baldwin’s bumbling Trump, joined by a team of soldiers tasked with saving the world, ranted about his jobs plan, D.C. hotel and feud with NBC, touching on his familiar talking points while completely ignoring the extraterrestrials eliminating the entire human race.”
Reasons to Vote for Democrats
This is kind of amusing: Reasons To Vote For Democrats: A Comprehensive Guide by Michael J. Knowles.
It’s a book of blank pages that is now at the top of the Amazon bestseller list.
A similar one is Why Trump Deserves Respect, Trust and Admiration.
Stupid Watergate
John Oliver: “Look, it is not clear what is really going on here yet. Although one possibility is that this all amounts to what I’m going to call ‘Stupid Watergate’: a potential scandal with all the intrigue of Watergate, except everyone involved is really bad at everything, and the relevant question isn’t so much of ‘What did the president know and when did he know it’ as it is ‘Is the president physically capable of knowing things at all?’”
A Blockbuster In Search of a Hero
Washington Post: “The truth is that most every Republican is thoroughly gun-shy about going against Trump.”
Rosie O’Donnell as Steve Bannon?
“Rosie O’Donnell, perhaps President Trump’s ultimate nemesis, answered the call within one minute. Twitter had decided that she should play White House strategist Stephen K. Bannon on ‘Saturday Night Live,’ and O’Donnell understood the idea almost instantly,” the Washington Post reports.
Tweeted O’Donnell: “Available. If called, I will serve.”
SNL Sees Ratings Surge
Political turmoil has been very, very good to “Saturday Night Live,” Variety reports.
“Overall, SNL viewership for the season to date is up 19% in adults 18-49 (3.5 vs. 2.9 rating) and up 22% in total viewers (10.6 million vs. 8.7 million) over the comparable period in the 2015-16 season. This marks the show’s strongest ratings performance in 22 years, since the 1994-95 season, according to NBC.”
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