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Donald Trump and Kamala Harris face each other in a family dispute

Donald Trump may have refused to have a second debate with Kamala Harris, but Saturday Night Live had another idea about how they could compete against each other again before the election.

Maya Rudolph's Harris and James Austin Johnson's Trump reunited on NBC's sketch comedy show, only this time in the Family feud Stage with Kenan Thompson's Steve Harvey.

“I'm Steve Harvey and I've spent the last 20 years hosting every show on television as an alibi for the Diddy parties,” says Harvey. “Tonight we have two political rivals.”

He then introduced the Democratic side, which included Harris (Rudolph), Tim Walz (Jim Gaffigan), Joe Biden (Dana Carvey) and Douglas Emhoff (Andy Samberg). On the Republican side it was Trump (Johnson), JD Vance (Bowen Yang), Donald Trump Jr. (Mikey Day) and a missing Melania Trump.

“It's wonderful to be here, Steve. “I love seeing a man get paid millions of dollars for his black job,” Harris says after being introduced by the host, who also highlighted her extensive media spree this week and arranged a series of high-profile interviews. “It's been a hell of a week. I moved on Howard Stern to reach the horny taxi drivers. I moved on The view for the horny mothers and I were also on the podcast Call her dad Because I have a message for young women: You have to go to the ballot box if you want the government to leave your ballot box.”

Thompson's Harvey later went over to introduce the candidates on the Republican side, where he asked where Melania Trump was. “It’s so strange,” Trump said. “I could have sworn she was standing right next to me about two years ago.”

Finally, the game continues, with the first question being: “Something you keep in your glove compartment.”

“Steve, look, I grew up in a middle-class family. My mother raised my sister and me, yes. “She worked hard and saved, and we had a second mother too,” Harris says as Harvey tries to get her back on track: “Okay, did that mother have a glove cut?”

Rudolph's Harris finally answered the question: “Oh, a Glock, Steve. A big old Glock.” And the Democrats gained control of it Family feud Plank.

Samberg’s Emhoff was next and somehow secured another point for his team, saying: “I can’t top that. It was so perfect. I'll go with the same answer. Steve, a Glock.” But after that, Gaffigan’s Walz and Carvey’s Biden answers went downhill.

Republicans then had a chance to steal, with Harvey going to Trump first. “Well, Steve, I've never ridden in the front seat of a car, so that question is very unfair,” the former president says before launching into a lengthy rant.

Thompson's Harvey finally yells, “Show me dementia,” but that wasn't one of the answers on the board, so the Democrats won the game.

Ariana Grande returned to Studio 8H as host on Saturday SNL for the second time after her hosting debut in 2016. She was also the musical guest on Josh Brolin's episode last season. Stevie Nicks was this week's musical guest.

The Evil The star began her monologue by emphasizing that she was “just a host.” I won't make this about me. I'm just going to have fun, take it easy and, yeah, I'm just going to keep it low-key.”

But Grande actually didn't hold back and burst into song, including impressions of Britney Spears, Miley Cyrus and Gwen Stefani. Yang also accompanied her on stage at some point and wore a classic Wizard of Oz Glinda costume. “Bowen, didn’t anyone tell you? We cut that Evil Sketch,” Grande says.

“The other last thing I won't do is bring out some hot dancers doing some crazy high kicks,” Grande sings as dancers join her on stage. The “We Can’t Be Friends” artist continues her vocals, singing, “If you’re looking for a diva, don’t look here. Because tonight I’m keeping it low key.”

By Vanessa

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