Burr and musical guest Mk.gee aimed to keep things light for most of the show, but offered a few moments of political humor that didn't always land. As Burr took the stage for his monologue, he initially tried to forgo commenting on the current state of affairs,

Kenan says an “overwhelming majority” of the country voted for Trump, which may be an overstatement, and references Trump’s enemies list, for those who crossed him. “We should not be on that list!” asserts Marcello Hernandez. The cast pledge their loyalty - and retroactively claim to have been with him the entire time.

Bill Burr didn’t hold back in his “Saturday Night Live” monologue during the show’s first episode following Donald Trump’s election victory. “But you learn more from your losses than your wins, so let’s get into the game tape: Ladies,