'SNL' Skit Features Trump Mocking Republican Rivals Amid Legal Troubles

Despite ongoing trials, Trump, portrayed by James Austin Johnson, crashes a parody of the Republican debate, ridiculing his competitors while still leading in national polls.

In a recent 'Saturday Night Live' skit, Donald Trump, portrayed by James Austin Johnson, crashes a parody of the Republican debate, mocking his competitors despite his ongoing legal troubles.
The skit depicts Trump as the clear frontrunner in the GOP race, despite facing 91 indictments and four trials, and mocks his rivals' low polling figures.
The skit also features Trump ridiculing the personal lives of his competitors, including a lack of chemistry between Senator Tim Scott and his girlfriend, and the racial background of Vivek Ramaswamy.
In the skit, Trump explains his absence from the real-life debates by saying he's too busy going from trial to trial, comparing his situation to the TV show 'House Hunters' but with courtrooms.
The skit ends with Trump suggesting he might pin his legal troubles on one of his children, likely Eric, and considering who among his rivals he might choose as his Vice President for a potential third term.