Live opened in the Oval Office, where Donald Trump (James Austin Johnson) was joined by a creepy Stephen Miller (Mikey Day) ...

Presidential impersonator James Austin Johnson also announced the deportation of one of "Sesame Street's" most beloved ...

The cold open for Quinta Brunson's May 3 Saturday Night Live episode skipped the surprise cameos that occurred in many from ...

Live” parodied President Trump signing a flurry of executive orders, with one officially shortening the name of a recession ...

Marcello Hernandez then appeared as Secretary of State Marco Rubio — just in time to be mocked by Johnson. He shared another ...

To honor the moment, Saturday Night Live kicked things off with a Cold Open featuring James Austin Johnson’s pitch-perfect (and deeply weird) impression of the president. SEE ALSO: Trump casts himself ...

President Donald Trump signed a series of executive orders, and shared some thoughts about Bill Belichick, in the latest "SNL" cold open.

The Trump character then introduced Miller, whom Johnson referred to as the “Lord of the Shadows.” After the audience ...

Saturday Night Live returned this week, with Abbott Elementary star Quinta Brunson taking on hosting duties and backflipping ...

The former cheerleader and the eight-time Super Bowl champ’s nearly 49-year age gap has made headlines since they went public ...

Saturday Night Live kicked off in the Oval Office this week, where Donald Trump ( James Austin Johnson) sat beside Stephen ...

The skit featured James Austin Johnson’s Donald Trump assisted by Mikey Day’s Stephen Miller in an executive order-signing ...