Bill Maher believes a Saturday Night Live sketch starring Tom Hanks was an example of out-of-touch, liberal writers telling a ...

Everybody loves me here. They’re not allowed to not, right?” the “SNL” Trump, played by James Austin Johnson, quipped.

Live" kicked off its Season 50 finale with a cold open mocking President Donald Trump's recent trip to the Middle East.

SNL’s sketch comedy show parodied President Trump’s Middle East trip, highlighting his bromance with Saudi Crown Prince ...

Live mocks President Trump's foreign policy reset, focusing on a fictional Saudi bromance, a controversial Qatari jet, and ...

Trump further defended his acceptance of Qatar’s plane bribe, in a joke referencing the ongoing staffing shortages at the FAA ...

In the season 50 finale, Trump recaps his Middle East tour before taking a load off in the front row of the audience, ...

President Trump broke the fourth wall and poked fun at Morgan Wallen's abrupt "SNL" exit in the cold open of the Season 50 ...

Mockingly saying that the president found love in addition to trade deals and alliances on his trip to Saudi Arabia, Qatar, ...

Talk show host Bill Maher blasted "SNL" for outdated stereotypes of conservatives, arguing that comedy should reflect reality ...

In his latest Club Random podcast episode, Maher—who has faced criticism in the comedy world for praising President Donald ...

Poking fun at the Middle East trip, James Austin Johnson's Trump joked in the sketch: "I did very well on this trip. I got a lot of cool stuff." ...