‘SNL’ Parodies Trump with Dark Spin on ‘Property Brothers’

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‘SNL’ Parodies Trump with Dark Spin on ‘Property Brothers’

In a recent episode of Saturday Night Live (SNL), the show took a satirical look at President Donald Trump’s controversial changes to the White House. The sketch featured James Austin Johnson portraying Trump and Chloe Fineman as Melania Trump. The duo appeared on a spoof of the home renovation show “Property Brothers,” with Miles Teller playing the Scott brothers.

SNL’s Dark Spin on Trump’s Renovation Plans

Dramatic renovations have been a hot topic as Trump plans a massive ballroom project. He declared this grand addition as part of making the White House his “forever home.” During the sketch, he humorously commented, “It will be ready just in time for my third term.”

Outrageous Budget Proposals

The humor continued as Trump described his eye-popping budget, stating it ranged from $350 million to infinity. Teller’s character quipped about Trump’s nonchalant attitude towards permits, asking if he’d need one. Trump responded with, “I could build this ballroom with the bones of my enemies, and no one could stop me.”

  • Characters:
    • James Austin Johnson as Donald Trump
    • Chloe Fineman as Melania Trump
    • Miles Teller as Drew and Jonathan Scott
  • Major Features:
    • A ballroom to match the White House’s current proportions
    • Outrageous renovations including changes to the Oval Office and the Rose Garden

The absurdity of the proposed ballroom escalated as Fineman’s Melania referenced her husband’s passion for dancing and her need for personal space. “They paved the Rose Garden and turned it into what looks like outdoor seating at an Olive Garden,” Teller humorously remarked.

Trump’s Return to the White House

With the Trumps back in a house they were evicted from in 2021, the sketch portrayed their life characterized by extravagant design choices. As Johnson’s Trump noted, “It’s very important to be happy these days. Really dark stuff happening in the world.” He also joked about receiving a crown from Asia, questioning, “Nothing says democracy like a crown, right?”

This episode effectively highlights the ongoing satire of Trump’s presidency while poking fun at his luxurious style and preferences, making it a must-watch for fans of political humor.