Karoline Leavitt Explodes At Reporters And SNL Wastes No Time Roasting The Catastrophe

“Saturday Night Live” began its most recent episode with Karoline Leavitt in the spotlight, transforming her White House briefing moments into a comedic sketch reflecting her actual interactions with journalists. Ashley Padilla adeptly portrayed Karoline, encapsulating her urgency and composed demeanor as the show commenced in the iconic press room.From the outset, the writers made it evident that her recent press exchanges served as the framework for the show’s opening act.Padilla’s Karoline confidently addressed the reporters, downplaying the week’s events amid an atmosphere filled with doubt. The escalating tension mirrored the struggles she frequently encounters in real briefings and clearly articulated the issues she’s faced.The sketch's dialogue, starting strong with Leavitt's direct disdain for CNN’s Kaitlan Collins, dove into contentious topics, including emails related to Epstein. The responses showcased her typical strategy of dodging questions and revisiting previous talking points.Social media quickly buzzed following the sketch’s airing, with viewers praising its humor and accuracy. The portrayal of Trump by James Austin Johnson effectively underscored the former president's inclination to steer discussions, reinforcing “SNL”’s longstanding tradition of satirizing political figures, particularly Trump.