‘Saturday Night Live’ skit targeting US officials gets response
‘Saturday Night Live’ put out a sketch mocking Pam Bondi and Kristi Noem
Saturday Night Live being political is a tale as old as time, and after they made yet another skit targeting Armerican officials the show has earned a response.
The skit, featuring actresses Amy Poehler and Tina Fey played US Attorney General Pam Bondi and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem.
After the sketch’s airing, the 59-year-old took to her X (formerly Twitter) to share a snap from the cold open in which the 53-year-old is holding a gun.
The lobbyist tagged the secretary writing, “should we recreate this picture in Chicago? Loving Amy Poehler!”
Meanwhile in the Saturday skit began with Amy playing the Attorney General getting questioned by the Senate from everything from her knowledge of the Epstein files to her connection to James Comey’s indictment.
“I tried reading the Epstein files, but I got really bored. It’s so repetitive. ‘Trump this, Trump that.’ Yawn,” the Parks and Reaction star stated.
Tina entered the sketch holding an assault rifle and wearing a DHS hat, starting off by introducing herself with, ““That’s right, it’s me, Kristi, I spell my name with an ‘I’ because that’s how I thought it was spelled.”
Notably, Pam’s response to the sketch signifies that she or Kristi are not talking SNL’s jabs too seriously and that they stand by their actions.
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