Alec Baldwin hilariously impersonates Trump's 'fake' national emergency address on Saturday Night Live

Saturday Night Live brutally mocked President Donald Trump for declaring a national emergency to build his border wall.

Actor Alec Baldwin returned to the show to impersonate the president's White House address announcing the declaration.

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"I'm here to declare a very urgent, important national emergency," he began. "This is a big one, so I don't want to waste any time. That's why first I would like to blow my own horn a little bit. I had a great health exam, I'm still standing 6'7", 185 pounds -- shredded!"

"Let's cut to the chase, folks. We need wall. Okay? We have a tremendous amount of drugs flowing into the country from the southern border -- or the brown line as many people have asked me not to call it," he continued.

"That's why we need wall. Because wall works. Wall makes safe," he argued. "You are not having to be smart to understand. In fact, it's easier to understand if you are not that smart."

"You can see why I have to fake this national emergency, right? I have to, because I want to. It's really simple," he explained.

Baldwin went on to mock Trump's bigotry by showing the commander-in-chief do multiple impersonations of minorities.

The segment showed Trump taking questions from journalists, but not NBC, because "they suck."

CNN chief White House correspondent Jim Acosta then asked a question.

"Oh, seriously, man, how do you keep getting in this room? I would love to build a wall around Jim," he replied.

Acosta cited numbers showing undocumented immigrants commit crimes at lower levels than citizens.

"Those numbers are faker than this emergency," Trump replied.

"This is a total emergency, a five-alarm blaze and I need to go to Mar-a-Lago to play some golf -- and live from New York, it's Saturday night!"

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