Stormy Daniels’ weekend appearance on the opening sketch of “Saturday Night Live” got “SNL” alum Joe Piscopo all hot and bothered on Fox Business Monday.
The comedian told host Maria Bartiromo that the inclusion of the adult film star, who reportedly received $130,000 to keep mum on her alleged affair with President Donald Trump, was “way way over the line.”
“What do I tell my kids?” Piscopo asked.
Thankfully, the man who played Trump in the skit, Alec Baldwin, was here to help.
“You tell them Trump is a compulsive adulterer who pays off porn stars w $ from dubious sources. What else?” Baldwin wrote.
Problem solved.
Also starring in the bit were Ben Stiller as Michael Cohen, Kate McKinnon as Rudy Giuliani and Martin Short as Dr. Harold Bornstein, Trump’s former physician.
But it was Daniels (whose real name is Stephanie Clifford) who stole the routine, telling Baldwin’s Trump, “I know you don’t believe in climate change, but a storm’s a-comin’!”
Piscopo, a Trump supporter who impersonated Ronald Reagan on “SNL” in the ’80s, has praised Baldwin’s Trump impression in the past, but apparently didn’t find the funny in the real Daniels.
“Stormy Daniels on SNL?” Piscopo said to Bartiromo. “Lorne Michaels doesn’t even ask me to go on SNL.”
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