‘S.N.L.’ and Michael Che Take On Trump Over Puerto Rico and Race

‘S.N.L.’ and Michael Che Take On Trump Over Puerto Rico and Race
FEMA takes a few days, unless you join FEMA Prime.”
At one point, Mr. Baldwin said, “We want to help you,
but we have to take care of America first.” Ms. Villaseñor replied, “You do know we’re a U. S. territory, don’t you?”
After a pause, Mr. Baldwin answered, “I mean, I do, but not many people know that.”
Mr. Baldwin also shared an exchange with Aidy Bryant, playing the White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
I should have said it’s a black versus white issue.”
Mr. Baldwin replied, “People say I remind them of an N. F.L.
thing,” Ms. Bryant said, “I’m a little embarrassed that I said it’s a black and white issue.
“You know, it’s hard to ask black people to respect the flag when we know that this country cares more about it than us, O. K.?
Naturally, the show’s cold open starred Mr. Baldwin as Mr. Trump, making a return to the Oval Office
in a golf shirt so he could address the devastation in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria.
Trust me, I know things are, as the locals say, despacito.”
He promised to send help “by Tuesday or Wednesday at the latest.” When Ms. Villaseñor said
that wouldn’t be good enough, he replied, “Well, you should have paid your bills.