‘SNL’: James Talarico Crashes Cold Open as Trump Laments Blue Tsunami
“It's clear people want something new,” the senator-elect says of the 'SNL' opening scene The post ‘SNL’: James Talarico Crashes Cold Open as Trump Laments Blue Tsunami appeared first on TheWrap .
During the "Saturday Night Live" cold open, James Talarico unexpectedly interrupted Donald Trump’s rant about the influx of millennial candidates into Congress. Talarico expressed that Americans were seeking something new and different in this election season, specifically referencing the SNL cold opens. Trump responded with a playful reference to the freezing segment, a recurring feature in the show's cold opens.
Earlier in the sketch, Sarah Sherman portrayed Sen. Chuck Schumer and Keenan Thompson depicted Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, both celebrating the success of Democratic candidates in the midterm elections. The establishment Democrats took credit for the blue wave, attributing their victories to strategic candidate placement and promising to lead the new wave in Congress.
Trump's interruption was a typical reaction, as he lamented the blue wave, particularly due to the influence of millennials. He mentioned popular millennial-centric shows like "New Girl" and referenced the adorkable nature of candidates, as well as the trend of trendy weddings, such as those involving mason jars.
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