“Clearly, I have been spending too much time with you white liberals and your goofy optimism. It wasn’t even close! At one point Trump was so far ahead, they put in Bronny,” he joked, referring to the Los Angeles Lakers guard, whose father and teammate is LeBron James. Jost then doubted Trump’s promise of a “golden age of America.”

Che, meanwhile, made a number of jokes at Trump's expense, including jabs at, well, the former president seemingly miming a certain act on a microphone at a rally. We'll not write it all out, but let's just note the phrase "suck his way to freedom" was used.

The GOP candidate's garbage truck photo op and suggestive microphone moves are fodder for Colin Jost, Michael Che

The cast of “Saturday Night Live” addressed the cold open to President-elect Donald Trump, jokingly declaring that they have always stood with him, now that he’s been elected to a second term.

Saturday Night Live (SNL) took aim at the Democratic Party in its Weekend Update, after Donald Trump's election win on Tuesday. In a decisive political comeback, Trump swept all swing states, winning both the popular vote and the White House,

Cast members hoped they could avoid ending up on Trump's "list of enemies" by lavishing him in praise during the show's first post-election episode.

The “Saturday Night Live” cast sarcastically tells Donald Trump they never wavered in their support of him and begs not to be put on his enemies list.

Saturday Night Live’s first post-election show began with the cast swearing they’ve actually had Trump’s back this whole time—and host Bill Burr totally bombing in a monologue that tried to make light of Kamala Harris’s loss.

During the cold open of “Saturday Night Live” the cast members wanted to make sure President-elect Donald Trump knows how they really feel about him.

Saturday Night Live” borrowed a page from some contemporary politicians by going from being critics of Donald Trump’s to being some of his most ardent supporters.