After an unholy week on Wall Street and in Washington, “Saturday Night Live” kicked off its new episode with help from the ...

Live” opened Saturday night by taking on President Donald Trump’s recent tariffs in a sketch in which they portrayed the ...

Live took a swing at Donald Trump’s tariffs in its Easter-themed Cold Open, joking that the U.S. stock market “did a Jesus.” ...

Mikey Day played Jesus Christ in the opening of Saturday’s new episode, hosted by Jon Hamm with musical guest Lizzo. Just as ...

“Saturday Night Live” mocked President Trump’s tariffs in its Easter-themed cold open, saying the U.S. stock market “did a ...

Many people are even calling me the Messiah because of the mess I uh made out of the economy,” joked James Austin Johnson as ...

With Easter a week away, the skit was the second episode ahead of the holiday the cast opted to mock President Donald Trump using religion jokes.

Impersonator James Austin Johnson boasted about "resurrecting the economy" in a sketch mocking the president's tariff crusade ...

"Saturday Night Live" took another swipe at President Donald Trump this weekend, drawing a bold comparison between Trump and ...

Live went with an Easter-themed opener, this time with Donald Trump (James Austin Johnson) comparing himself to the son of ...

Johnson's Trump spends the rest of the sketch comparing himself to Jesus — at one point even calling himself "Donald 'Jesus' ...

The Easter episode kicked off with a Jesus-inspired cold open, which James Austin Johnson’s POTUS hilariously crashed.