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Michael Che Wants ‘SNL’ to Do Less Political Cold Opens, but ‘I Know How Our Bread Is Buttered’
The “Weekend Update” co-host acknowledges James Austin Johnson’s Trump impression is “scary good” “Saturday Night Live” star Michael Che revealed this week that he wishes the NBC sketch comedy series would do fewer political cold opens…
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The “Weekend Update” co-host acknowledges James Austin Johnson’s Trump impression is “scary good” “Saturday Night Live” star Michael Che revealed this week that he wishes the NBC sketch comedy series would do fewer political cold opens but acknowledged, “I know how our bread is buttered.”
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