Aaron Rodgers, Donald Trump, Glenn Youngkin spoofed on latest “SNL”

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New cast member of “Saturday Night Live” James Austin Johnson released his famous impersonation as Donald Trump on NBC’s Studio H8 for the first time.

The first-rate cartoon comes at the end of the cold open lampoon of “Justice with Judge Jeanine,” in which Cecily Strong plays Jeanine Pirro.

“The top story tonight… is the president dead? Politically yes, otherwise, I’m told he’s okay, ”Strong slurred before introducing quarterback Aaron Rodgers, played by Pete Davidson, to discuss his vaccine controversy.

“This is my body and my COVID,” Davidson stunned. “I can give it to anyone I want.”

“You said you didn’t get the vaccine because you didn’t want to be sterile, which would have been crazy I would have said it,” Strong replied.

Virginia Governor-elect Glenn Youngkin, described by Alex Moffat, thanked the mothers of anti-critical race theory for his recent success, but blanched out on sharing the segment with Johnson’s Trump, who insisted the put producer the Republicans in a split screen shot.

Alex Moffat played Virginia governor-elect Glenn Youngkin while SNL newcomer James Austin Johnson posed as former President Donald Trump.SNL / Youtube

“Most people don’t like him but he’s a wonderful man, cool and rich like my sons,” Johnson quipped, as Strong fawned over the ex-prez and Moffat tried to distance himself.

“PC folks don’t like him,” Johnson said, as he released a list of other things that offended those who woke up, like Chris Pratt playing Nintendo’s Mario, and Santa Claus – who the impersonator said he ordered gifted to Youngkin the election “Save Christmas.”

“Succession” star Kieran Culkin hosted the episode, and played a clip of the last time he was on SNL, in 1991 when his brother Macaulay hosted it.

In flashback, the then 9 -year -old was picked up by Kevin Nealon during the closing credits, and Culkin joked that he wanted a cast member to repeat the stunt at the end of the show.

Kieran Culkin served as host of the latest episode of “Saturday Night Live” last Nov. 6, 2021.Rosalind O’Connor/NBC

Musical guest Ed Sheeran performed as a guest on the “Donnie Warwick Talk Show,” before performing his new songs “Shivers,” and “Overpass Graffiti.”

“What is an Apple TV, and how do you get it on a Dell computer ?,” Ego Nwodim asked the British pop star during the spoof.

“Is that the best question for me,” Sheeran replied, before Warwick himself went down to the sketch to sing “What The World Needs Now” with his imitator.

Pete Davidson mimics Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers’ first interview since testing positive on COVID-19.SNL / Youtube

The “Weekend Update” made fun of recent political news, in which Colin Jost said that President Joe Biden’s $ 1.2 trillion infrastructure bill “should be enough to clean up two of LaGuardia’s bathrooms.”

The fake anchor also said Native Americans were hurt when they saw Trump making tomahawk chop at the World Series because they didn’t want to “see their culture associated with someone who can’t even run a successful casino.”

Saturday’s episode didn’t refer to Trump’s longtime impersonator Alec Baldwin’s deadly set shooting of the film, or the rumored romance between Davidson and recent host Kim Kardashian.

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