Alec Baldwin parodies Trump on SNL

Alec Baldwin has turned in a winning performance as Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump on an episode of comedy TV show Saturday Night Live.

Alec Baldwin, Donald Trump

US actor Alec Baldwin has portrayed Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump on Saturday Night Live. Source: YouTube

No debating: Alec Baldwin stole the show in his new role as Donald Trump when Saturday Night Live spoofed the recent presidential debate.

Facing off against Kate McKinnon as she impersonated Democratic hopeful Hillary Clinton, Baldwin on Saturday delivered an orange-faced, blustery impression of her GOP rival.

He railed about US jobs fleeing to "Chi-naah".

He sputtered that "my microphone is broken", and pointing to his opponent, insisted, "She broke it with Obama."

"Wrong!", "Wrong!", "Shut up!" he interrupted repeatedly.
As the "debate" progressed, make-believe Clinton seemed increasingly encouraged.

"Can America vote right NOW?" she inquired.

Baldwin's deal to play Trump for the remainder of the race was announced by NBC just days before SNL began its 42nd season and a little more than a month before voters choose between the real-life Trump and Clinton.

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Published 2 October 2016 4:02pm
Updated 3 October 2016 2:45pm
Source: AAP


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