Colin Jost and Michael Che participated in a remote version of Weekend Update in the experimental episode 'Saturday Night Live at Home,' featuring Alec Baldwin reprising his role as Donald Trump
"America is now number one in the world for coronavirus," Baldwin's Trump said, referring to the pandemic as "Covfefe-19."
"On the behalf of all comedians, I want to say thank you," Jost said of the fact that Joe Biden will presumably be the Democratic nominee. He explained that between Biden and Trump, there would be plenty of comedic material for the next four years. Alec Baldwin called into the remote desk, reprising his role as Donald Trump. "America is now number one in the world for coronavirus," he said. He also referred to the pandemic as "Covfefe-19."
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