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Ghost of Jeffrey Epstein visits Trump in the SNL season finale cold open

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Ghost of Jeffrey Epstein visits Trump in the SNL season finale cold open
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The season finale of Saturday Night Live featured a parody of 'A Christmas Carol' with President Trump visited by the ghost of Jeffrey Epstein. Will Ferrell portrayed Epstein, showing Trump a glimpse of his cabinet members' futures. The cold open included appearances by Ashley Padilla, Colin Jost, and Aziz Ansari.

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Just because it's the middle of Spring doesn't mean we can't get a little parody of "A Christmas Carol" on Saturday Night Live in May.In the season 51 finale of SNL on Saturday, President Donald Trump played by cast member James Austin Johnson falls asleep in the Oval Office. However, Trump is soon visited by the ghost of Jeffrey Epstein, played by host Will Ferrell. SEE ALSO: Will Ferrell confronts his look-alike during his 'SNL' monologue Ferrell's Epstein gives Trump a look into the future, giving the president a peek into what his cabinet members, past and present, will be up to ostensibly after they leave their positions.

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