'SNL' Likens Trump-Biden Election To 'Elder Abuse' During Searing 'Weekend Update'
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"I don’t even blame them. I blame us for allowing it," co-anchor Colin Jost joked.
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The “Weekend Update” co-host wondered what good could come of another election between Donald Trump and Joe Biden during the first “Saturday Night Live” of the year.
“Well guys, it’s 2024, but is it?” the faux news anchor asked.
“I don’t know about you, but when I think of the year 2020, I never think: ‘We should run that one back,’” he went on. “And if you’re feeling confused, you’re not the only one.”
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