Donald Trump considering ‘brand new’ travel ban after court ruling quoting : "NPR"

Melissa McCarthy's 'Spicey' And Alec Baldwin's Trump Return To 'SNL'YouTubeSaturday Night Live got political again this week with several sketches lampooning members of the Trump administration, featuring Melissa McCarthy and Alec Baldwin reprising their roles as White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer and Donald Trump, respectively. Baldwin's return to hostingThe New York audience greeted host Alec Baldwin with resounding fanfare as he returned to center stage for his monologue. McCarthy's Spicer pulls out a gigantic piece of gum, unwraps it, rolls it up and uses both hands to stuff it into his mouth, laboriously chewing. When time comes to call a character witness, Donald Trump Jr. begins to stand, only for a shirtless Vladimir Putin (Beck Bennett) to burst through the door. YouTubeThe final Trump reference was a video featuring Leslie Jones, an African-American woman, trying her skills impersonating Donald Trump, only for show head Lorne Michaels to tell her it's a no-go.


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President Trump took aim at one of his favorite targets — the media — accusing them of not reporting terrorist attacks. And at the end of the week, President Trump again brought up false claims that there were illegal voters in the November election. But instead their list included many high-profile terrorist attacks that had, in fact, drawn wall-to-wall media coverage, such as the June 2016 Orlando nightclub shooting and recent terrorist attacks in San Bernardino, Calif., and in Paris and Nice, France. CNN broke down how three times, Spicer talked about a terror attack in Atlanta. 8 Fact-Checks On The Trump Administration This WeekEnlarge this image toggle caption Mario Tama/Getty Images Mario Tama/Getty ImagesThe Trump administration continued to play loose with facts in week three.