"The New York Times" said : How Alec Baldwin Gets Into Character as Donald Trump

Inevitably, talk turned to Mr. Trump rather quickly. My wife built one that divides our bed." — O'BRIENVicente Fox, the former Mexican president, made an appearance, and he had some unprintable words for Mr. Trump — emblazoned on a pair of cowboy boots. The first time the producers at "Saturday Night Live" asked him to impersonate Donald J. Trump, he said, he was completely unprepared. Alec Baldwin made a confession on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" on Wednesday. PhotoWelcome to Best of Late Night, a rundown that lets you sleep — and lets us get paid to watch comedy.


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Alec Baldwin wants to play Donald Trump at D.C. dinner

"It's interesting how there are people who — now that he's not going to the White House Correspondents' Dinner — there are people lobbying to play Trump," said Baldwin, according to TVLine. var _ndnq = _ndnq || []; _ndnq.push(['embed']);Donald Trump may show up at the White House Correspondent's Dinner after all. Baldwin has pumped life into "Saturday Night Live" with his Trump impersonation since last fall – to the point where, even as president, Trump takes the time to take to social media afterward to express his unhappiness. The day after Trump's tweet, his administration banned several mainstream news outlets — including CNN, the New York Times and the Washington Post — from a White House press briefing. Appearing on Wednesday on "Jimmy Kimmel Live," Baldwin hinted he'd like to fill in for Trump at the annual press party on April 29.


Alec Baldwin discussed how he got so good at impersonating President Trump on Jimmy Kimmel Live! Baldwin added that despite being on SNL, the competition to play Trump is fierce. Baldwin is currently at work on a satirical book about President Trump. "There's a couple guys on the Internet who are saying … 'I'm the only man who should play Trump!' Related Watch Alec Baldwin, Jimmy Fallon Do Dueling Trump Impressions Usually harmless "Box of Lies" segment takes on elements of political critiqueThe idea originally came from Saturday Night Live creator Lorne Michaels.


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