Kate McKinnon skewered Laura Ingraham for the second time this month in aSaturday Night Live cold open that challenged Fox News voter fraud claims, a conspiracy theory also pushed by Donald Trump.
In the sketch, McKinnons host began by commentating on this weeks current events like celebrities in California are whining about a little fire, while the President is under constant attack from rain.
Before attacking the segments main topic of voter fraud, McKinnons Ingraham also created a listicle of things that sound true but cant be dismissed just because it isnt true and sounds insane, saying Latinos have a baby every three months, and If the earth is so warm, then why are my feet cold?
McKinnon was then joined by Cecily Strongs Judge Jeanine Pirro who detailed her voter fraud conspiracies like seeing a man vote twice in Atlanta, using photos of Tyler Perry and Perry dressed as his infamous character Madea, as well as a man who posed as a family of five (an image of Eddie Murphy and the Klump family inThe Nutty Professor). When asked if the shot was actually Murphy, the judge admitted it was and that came from her sources at a Bass Pro Shop parking lot. Its almost as if he wants to be caught, she said.
The next guest to stop by was Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg (Alex Moffat) who was asked about Facebooks transparency. I cant be any more transparent, have you seen my skin? Then Nancy Pelosi opponent Marcia Fudge (Leslie Jones) made an appearance saying she was battling Pelosi because they can never find a way to make fun of me, a middle-aged black woman named Fudge.
The sketch ended with Pete Davidson appearing as a man dubbed Vape God, mirroring a real interview Ingraham did recently.