The latest episode of “Saturday Night Live” poked fun at a few prominent politicians who were embroiled in scandals this week.
During a sketch entitled “Oops you did it again” with Chloe Fineman as host Britney Spears, the sketch comedy show Sen. Ted Cruz
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“And now I’m in a little bit of hot water,” says Aidy Bryant’s Cruz. “What I’ve been told is something that no one in Texas has.”
Bryan’s Cruz then said that he “deeply regrets” his trip to Mexico, “especially flying with United.”
The legislator then apologizes, saying, “I’m pretty bad at human things.”
“Would a coward have it [guts] to blame his actions on his young daughters? ‘he asks.
Comedian Pete Davidson then joins the sketch showing Cuomo.
“Some people who died in nursing homes were not counted as deaths in nursing homes,” admits Davidson’s Cuomo. ‘It’s like what happens at Disney World. People die and they move bodies. They say ‘oh I think Brenda died in the parking lot and not in the teacups. ‘
Bryant’s Cruz then leans forward to pity and says that they are both “strong, misunderstood men.”
“Don’t associate yourself with me,” Cuomo tells Cruz.
“We’re not the same. I’m a man, you’re a clown. And if you mess with me, I’ll send you to a clown hospital. And if you die, I won’t count your body,” he added.