SNL’s Kenan Thompson tried his best. But he can’t out-crazy the real Herschel Walker.
opened on an intervention of sorts on Capitol Hill in which Mitch McConnell and other Republican leaders confronted Herschel Walker over his“Hey there, Mitch McDonald’s!” Kenan Thompson’s Walker said when he walked into the room. “I’m sorry I’m late, I was having too much fun in that free merry-go-round you have out front,” he added, referring to the revolving door.
Over the course of the cold open sketch, a deeply confused Walker mistook Senator Marsha Blackburn for the Queen and revealed that he recently drove“Don’t worry, I’m feeling very confident about this erection,” he added, echoing an about a week earlier, before vowing to spend the final days of the campaign focusing on “issues people care about” like “vampires and werewolves.”to top the utter absurdity of Walker himself—not even fall asleep under a blanket as his possible future colleagues discussed his fate right in front of him.For more, listen and subscribe to
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
PolitiFact - Oil and gas industry supports Herschel Walker, but has not ‘heavily funded’ his campaignAn environmental group said Herschel Walker is “heavily funded by the oil and gas industry.” The industry represents less than 1% of his direct campaign donations.
Read more »
CNN host fooled by comedian posing as Herschel Walker voter: ‘How concerning should that be?’A reporter for “CNN Newsroom with Jim Sciutto” accidentally interviewed a comedian posing as a Herschel Walker ahead of Georgia’s runoff election.
Read more »
Obama Roasts Herschel Walker for Saying He’d Rather Be a WerewolfBarack Obama got monster laughs in Georgia for a joke about Georgia GOP Senate candidate Herschel Walker’s horror show speech in which Walker told voters he’d rather be a werewolf than a vampire.
Read more »
How Herschel Walker Could Win Georgia's Senate RaceThe steady stream of tough headlines for Herschel Walker has always obscured one stubborn fact about the Senate race in Georgia: He could still win. With the runoff election just days away, the conventional wisdom holds that Sen. Raphael Warnock is waltzing toward reelection against an inexperienced Republican opponent who has a thin grasp on policy issues, avoids reporters, faces serious allegations about his personal conduct and has been known to ramble on the stump. But if things were that si
Read more »