Trump is 'clean as a whistle,' Aidy Bryant's Barr translated
“Saturday Night Live” hilariously skewered Donald Trump and Attorney General William Barr’s sanitized takes on Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s report in a clever three-way recounting of extremely different conclusions.
Robert De Niro, in another dead-on impersonation of a serious Mueller in the cold open, noted that he didn’t come to a definitive conclusion on obstruction of justice offenses against Donald Trump, referred to “questionable incidents” concerning collusion, pointed out that 34 people were indicted in the course of his probe — and emphasized that other investigations are ongoing.Alec Baldwin’s Trump gushed: “Free at last, free at last. Russia, if you’re watching, go to bed; Daddy won.
“Trump” promised that “pardons are already in the mail.” He declared that all words in “Mueller’s” report will be blacked out except for the words “no” and “collusion.”That’s when Kate McKinnon’s Rudy Giuliani popped up. “I guess I was a legal genius the whole time,” McKinnon coos.
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