‘Saturday Night Live’ Cold Open: Democratic Candidates Offer Crazy Solutions To Coronavirus Outbreak
alum Fred Armisen played billionaire Mike Bloomberg, who crashed the press briefing. Asked how he got past security, Armisen said, “I just started coughing and they cleared the way.”
This weekend’s host, John Mulaney, then joined the gathering as former Vice President Joe Biden, who just won today’s South Carolina presidential primary.Mulaney’s confused Biden rambled on and on about Ebola, Nelson Mandela, fake events and wrestling something, before he offered a warning to the nation: “If we want to fight China cough, we gotta be smart. We gotta make sure to get new teeth daily.”Moments later, Larry David’s Bernie Sanders interrupted the gathering.
“Hey wait!” David said. “What about me possibly winning the nomination? You gotta admit folks, universal health care doesn’t sound too crazy now, does it?” As mentioned, Mulaney is this week’s host, with David Byrne and his American Utopia musicians serving as musical guest.
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