“Saturday Night Live” in its latest episode mocked a couple of prominent politicians caught in scandals this week.
During a movie titled “Wow, You Did It Again” with Chloe Fineman playing host Britney Spears, the comedy show shattered Sen. Ted Cruz
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“And now I’m with some hot water,” says Aidy Bryant’s Cruz. “What they tell me is something no one has in Texas.”
Cruz de Bryan then said he “deeply regrets” his trip to Mexico, “especially flying United.”
Then the legislator apologizes saying, “I’m pretty bad at human stuff.”
“I would have a coward [guts] to blame their actions on their young daughters? he asks.
Comedian Pete Davidson then joins the drawing, representing Cuomo.
“Some of the people who died in residences were not counted as dead in residences,” admits Cuomo de Davidson. “It’s like what happens at Disney World. People die and bodies move. They say, ‘I guess Brenda died in the parking lot and not in the tea cups.’
Cruz de Bryant then bows to be a commissioner, saying they are both “misunderstood strong men.”
“Don’t partner 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 when you die, I won’t count your body,” he added.