‘SNL’ mocks Pence as ‘the one who allowed Govt to spread everywhere’.

“Saturday Night Live” satirised Kovit-19 Vice President Mike Pence vaccinated, Said the United States six months ago, which recorded Record numbers of corona virus cases This week, there was “Victory in the fight against the invisible enemy.”

“I hope all Americans are excited to see me, the one who allowed Govt to spread everywhere, get one of the first vaccines,” said Pence, who played Peck Bennett.

The vice president, who heads the White House Corona virus task force, sought to reassure Americans who are skeptical about the vaccine’s safety.

“I want to assure the American people that this vaccine is completely safe and harmless,” he said. “It simply came to our notice then Refuses to talk about it. “

Pence apologized to the president. “He should no longer be president, but he is more deeply concerned about not going to jail,” he said.

Meanwhile, Pence said the vaccine is painless.

“For the past four years, I have not realized a single thing — I have seen the country burn.”

Kamala Harris, who was elected vice president, stepped down and Pence asked her, “How did you get into the White House?”

“I won more votes,” he said.

President-elect Joe Biden (Alex Moffat), along with others, announced the change.

“You’re going to get a real leader again,” he said. “You’re going to get a very different cabinet in the history of American politics.”

Harris quickly delivered some excellent print: “I’s sure Joe will never mention anything different,” he said. “This is my Christmas present, USA.”

The news section “Weekend Update” was highly critical of the White House, with co-host Colin Jost recalling President Donald Trump’s “greatest moments in office.”

Trump raised a bottle of water to his lips with both hands and mocked a disabled reporter, saying, “Look at my African American here.”

“America didn’t cry because it was over, because the smile happened,” Jost said. “Then maybe cry a little.”