This week it was the turn of Mike Pence and Kamala Harris.
“Good evening, I’m Susan Page, and I missed the book club for this,” said Kate McKinney, playing the moderator. “Tonight you will notice that among the candidates we have established with Buffett style sneeze guards in mind that one of you patients works for zero.”
McKinson Page then asked Bennett Pence his first question.
“The subject is coronavirus,” he said.
“Push him,” Bennett’s Pence replied.
Rudolph’s Harris and Bennett’s pens were banned back and forth before President Trump reached the subject of health.
Bennett Pence said, as you can see from his primary care physician Dr. Heard from Handsome Lear, Trump has a physical condition.
He then accused Rudolph’s Harris of not taking the potential coronavirus vaccine.
“Look, if Dr. Fawcett says the vaccine is good, I’ll be first in line, like Tay’s Taylor’s sample sale.” “But if Trump says he’s safe, I’ll throw that vaccine in the trash like last week’s shrimp pad Thai.”
But “SNL.” VP The discussion was no more than just Harris and Pence. It also included watching Jim Carrey sit at home with Joe Biden.
“I need to do something, I need to teleport that discussion and save the soul of this nation,” he said.
Carrie Biden then went into a telepotation machine, which accidentally turned it into a fly that landed on Pence’s head in the discussion.
He also quickly turned her into Jeff Goldblum, who starred in the 1986 film “The Fly”.
“God made dinosaurs. Dinosaurs became Republicans. Republicans make Trump,” Byden said, referring to Goleblum. “Life finds a way.”
After more flies over Pence’s head, McKinson Page said, “I think we need to stop this discussion for the good of humanity.”
Rudolph’s Harris then used a fly sweater to hit Pence on the head with a fly, and the show began with his signature catch phrase, “Live … from New York! It’s Saturday night!”
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