Trump Ignores 'SNL UK' Diss As Sketch Mocks Nation's Spineless Prime Minister Too
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The president didn't seem to mind being ridiculed for his war-hungry attitude as he cosigned the new show's opener on Truth Social.
Donald Trump has shared a “Saturday Night Live UK” sketch mocking Keir Starmer.
The US president posted the skit from the new Sky UK comedy show on his Truth Social account on Sunday.
In it, Starmer is portrayed as a weak and ineffectual prime minister who is scared of Trump.
At the start of the two-and-a-half minute clip, the Labour Party PM is shown at his desk in 10 Downing Street waiting on a phone call from Trump.
At one point, he says to deputy PM David Lammy: “Oh golly, but what if Donald shouts at me? What day I say Lammy?”
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