The episode, which was the first to air live simultaneously in all time zones, saw actor Alec Baldwin reprise his impersonation of Trump, as Mikey Day returned as the Grim Reaper version of the president's chief strategist Steve Bannon.
"These 100 days have been such a success, and I'm so sad my presidency is coming to an end", Trump tells Vice President Mike Pence, played by cast member Beck Bennett.
"Of course, sir. Nominated Neil Gorsuch", Pence responds.
By all accounts, Jared Kushner, the husband of President Trump's favorite daughter, has become an extraordinarily powerful man in the White House. The victor of the two (one of whom was pictured in the photo Trump was holding) would stay on staff. Trump picked Kushner, and then, an even taller Grim Reaper came to take Bannon "back to hell". Kushner, he said, looks nice in photos, whereas Bannon takes "the worst photos I've ever seen in my life". "You're like a little Jewish Amelie", Baldwin said. When Bennett reminds him he still has over 1300 days left, Baldwin responds: "Have you seen my tweets about North Korea?"
Reports continue to speculate on the pitting of Mr Bannon and Mr Kushner against each other, portraying each as rivals vying for the ear of Mr Trump.
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Baldwin followed the script often used by reality show host Tyra Banks, and said: 'Jared, Steve, standing before me are my two top advisers. That's right, tonight is elimination night.
Kushner claimed victory - because, Baldwin's Trump explained, Bannon looks absolutely awful in photos - and the president told Bannon to return to hell.
Trump's son in law, Jared Kushner has emerged as one of the most powerful early on.
McCarthy's Spicer says during a press conference about the Syria missile strike, "Spicey finally made a mistake". He brought up the "Holocaust centers", ridiculing the real Spicer's use of the term. "I clearly meant to say concentration clubs".
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