Hillary Clinton made fun of Donald Trump, and even took a few jabs at herself, during a cameo appearance on the season premiere of Saturday Night Live this weekend.
Kate McKinnon reprised her role as Clinton, and Cecily Strong played Clinton's aide Huma Abedin. In the sketch, Clinton is at a bar bemoaning the fact that everyone in the bar is pro-Trump.
But she finds solace in "Val," the trusty bartender played by Clinton.
Val then asks Clinton for her ID, saying that she can't be a grandmother because she gives off such a "young, cool vibe."
Clinton then confides in Val about how frustrated she is that everyone can't stop talking about Trump. The real Clinton says she doesn't get it either -- then does a pretty good Trump impression.
Nailed it.
The sketch ends with Clinton and Val celebrating their new friendship with a rousing rendition of Lean on Me.
Trump didn't immediately comment on the impression, but did quote a tweet that praised SNL cast member Taran Killam's Trump impression and criticized Clinton.
"@scottferson: .@TaranKillam plays a way better fake @realDonaldTrump than a real @HillaryClinton plays herself @nbcsnl"
Here's the full sketch:
