Colin Jost Jabs RFK Jr. Skeptics With Blunt Message On 'Weekend Update'
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The hosts of the "SNL" news segment didn't hold back as they roasted Trump's cabinet picks.
“Weekend Update” host Colin Jost congratulated Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for making history after President-elect Donald Trump picked him to lead the Department of Health and Human Services last week.
″[He] became the first brain worm survivor nominated to a cabinet-level position,” quipped Jost in a reference to the conspiracy theorist claiming that a parasite once “ate a portion” of his brain.
Jost admitted that the former independent presidential candidate “doesn’t have a lot of experience.”
“But I say we give him a shot,” said Jost of the anti-vaccine activist.
Jost, alongside his “Weekend Update” co-host Michael Che, roasted Trump’s controversial cabinet picks at the top of the “SNL” news segment.
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