'Saturday Night Live' tackled some of the week's biggest headlines on its version of 'Fox and Friends,' during Saturday's cold open, including the Will Smith slap at the Academy Awards and Ginni Thomas' text messages urging a top White House official to keep up the fight to overturn the 2020 presidential election.
"Saturday Night Live" tackled some of the week's biggest headlines on its version of"Fox and Friends," during Saturday's cold open, including the Will Smith slap at the Academy Awards and Ginni Thomas' text messages urging a top White House official to keep up the fight to overturn the 2020 presidential election.
The show opened with Fox's Brian Kilmeade, played by Mikey Day, telling his co-hosts he downloaded former President Donald Trump's social media app Truth Social."I downloaded the app, opened it, and my phone immediately got very, very hot. Like, over 140 degrees," Day's Kilmeade told Ainsley Earhardt, played by Heidi Gardner and Steve Doocy, played by Alex Moffat.
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