"SNL Parodies Trump's First 100 Days: Executive Orders, J.K. Rowling, and Elmo's ICE Encounter"

In its latest episode, Saturday Night Live delivered a scathing satire of President Donald Trump's first 100 days in office. The cold open featured James Austin Johnson reprising his role as Trump, alongside Mikey Day's unsettling portrayal of Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller. The sketch lampooned a series of fictitious executive orders, including: Reducing the number of interracial couples in TV commercials. Protecting Columbus Day for Italian-American figures like Tony Soprano and Childish Gambino. Introducing the "Belichick Law" to normalize significant age gaps in romantic relationships, referencing football coach Bill Belichick's relationship with a much younger woman. The segment also mocked Trump's support for J.K. Rowling amidst her controversial stance on trans rights, with Trump jesting about adults overly identifying with "Harry Potter" houses. [1] This episode continues SNL's tradition of sharp political satire, blending humor with commentary on current events. 📣 What are your thoughts on SNL's portrayal of Trump's early presidency? Share your opinions in the comments below! 👍 Enjoyed the video? Give it a LIKE to support the channel! 💬 Share your thoughts and predictions in the COMMENT section! 📤 Don't forget to SHARE this video with fellow political satire enthusiasts! ✅ Make sure to SUBSCRIBE for more in-depth analyses and updates! 🔔 Turn on notifications so you don't miss our next upload! #SNL #DonaldTrump #PoliticalSatire #ExecutiveOrders #JKRowling #Elmo #ICE #ComedySketch #First100Days #SNLParody #Trump100Days #SNLComedy #DonaldTrump #SNL2025 #PoliticalSatire #LateNightComedy #TrumpMeme #ElmoICE #JKRowlingPardon #trendingnewsinuganda