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    <i>Saturday Night Live</i> Faces Off Against the Trump Presidency

    In its first episode of the new administration, the NBC sketch show skewered Vladimir Putin, Kellyanne Conway, and the “lower-case KKK.”
    by Sophie Gilbert Jan 22, 2017 2 minutes
    Source: NBC

    Donald Trump didn’t make an appearance on the first of his presidency, at least not in the guise of his TV alter ego, Alec Baldwin’s pouting, preening impersonation. But Trump’s presence dominated the show, from the cold open featuring Beck Bennett as a joyful Vladimir Putin to a video skit in which Kate McKinnon’s Kellyanne Conway sang a musical tribute to her newfound fame. This much was clear: The

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