VIDEO: Alec Baldwin's Trump Parodies Queen in Song About Second Term on SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE
By: Stephi Wild
During last night's SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE cold open, President Trump (Alec Baldwin) and members of his administration share their summer plans.
Baldwin then went into a parody of Don't Stop Me Now by Queen, to illustrate how he's ready for his second term.
Robert De Niro makes an appearance as special counsel Robert Mueller.
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