SNL Videos

Watch recent and classic political skits from "Saturday Night Live," including the latest skits lampooning the 2008 presidential candidates.

Tina Fey reprises her Sarah Palin impression on "Saturday Night Live," appearing in a sketch introducing a mock "Sarah Palin Network."

Jerry Seinfeld mocks Eric Massa, the groping, tickling ex-Congressman from New York, during a surprise appearance on Saturday Night Live's Weekend Update.

In one of SNL's funniest political sketches in recent months, Jon Hamm impersonated newly elected Sen. Scott Brown, portraying him as an irresistible flirt who becomes the object of every Democrat's fantasy.

SNL spoofs Obama's State of the Union address in a skit cutting together clips of Fred Armisen as Obama with actual shots of displeased Republicans and ecstatic Democrats.

Saturday Night Live mocks the White House party crashers in a skit featuring President Obama trying to give his Afghanistan speech, while the crashers appear on stage.

"Saturday Night Live" combines Sarah Palin and the disaster movie "2012" to imagine a world in which Palin had won the presidency.

Al Gore appears on "Saturday Night Live's" Weekend Update and announces that he's come up with a new tactic for getting people to care about green issues, which is to start acting crazy.

SNL mocks Fox's News overblown election coverage and Glenn Beck's spelling problems.

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson reprises his role as "The Rock Obama" on "Saturday Night Live." Angered by opposition to his agenda, he undergoes a Hulk-like transformation and beats of Sens. Mitch McConnell and Max Baucus.

"President Obama" on SNL: "This prize bestowed by the Nobel committee in Norway is given annually to individuals who have made significant contributions to world peace. Jimmy Carter won it for decades of trying to find solutions to international conflicts, Al Gore won it for his years of education [the] U.S. about climate change, and us? Well, I won it for not being George Bush."

SNL takes on Obama's failures, from global warming and immigration reform to the war in Afghanistan and health care reform.

Saturday Night Live lampoons Joe "You Lie" Wilson and explains how he came to make such a fool of himself during Obama's health-care speech.

Will Ferrell reprises his role as George Bush alongside Darrell Hammond as Dick Cheney in the season finale of "Saturday Night Live."

President Obama pines for the good old days of the campaign trail.

Ann Coulter gives an impassioned defense of George Bush on SNL's "Weekend Update."

The departing vice president has no regrets.

Amy Poehler's Hillary Clinton returns to "Saturday Night Live" to address the nation as Obama's newly named secretary of state.

Barack is one cool cat.

Bill Clinton impersonator Darrell Hammond stops by "Weekend Update" to talk about Hillary Clinton's appointment as Secretary of State.

Obama Chief of Staff Rahm Emmanuel has an obscenity-laced message for you.

SNL cast member Michaela Watkins impersonates Arianna Huffington, commenting on the Bush administration and its offer to help President-Elect Barack Obama with the transition.

Vice President Joe Biden insists he is ready for prime time and that he will be every bit as entertaining as Sarah Palin.

The real John McCain appears on "Saturday Night Live" with Tina Fey as Sarah Palin, taking part in a skit in which the two act as QVC hosts.

Barack and Michelle Obama sing "Solid As Barack" with guests Nancy Pelosi, Bill Clinton, and Joe Biden.

Sen. Joe Biden and Rep. John Murtha say crazy things in Pennsylvania.

Will Ferrell returns as President Bush on "Saturday Night Live" to endorse John McCain and Sarah Palin in a skit featuring Tina Fey as Palin and Darrell Hammond as McCain.

Sarah Palin makes a much-anticipated appearance on "Saturday Night Live" in a skit featuring Tina Fey, Alec Baldwin, Lorne Michaels, and Mark Wahlberg.

Amy Poehler performs the Palin rap on "Saturday Night Live" as Sarah Palin dances along.

SNL's "Weekened Update" features a skit in which a crazy McCain-Palin supporter wanders onto the set to make a series of ridiculous claims about Obama.

Obama and McCain discuss Joe the Plumber in the final presidential debate.

SNL spoofs the town hall presidential debate in an amusing sketch featuring Darrell Hammond as John McCain, Fred Armisen as Barack Obama, and Chris Parnell as Tom Brokaw.

Tina Fey impersonates Sarah Palin in a "Saturday Night Live" skit satirizing the vice presidential debate, featuring Queen Latifah as debate moderator Gwen Ifill.

Tina Fey reprises her Sarah Palin impersonation in a SNL skit mocking Palin's disastrous interview with CBS's Katie Couric.

Saturday Night Live knocks John McCain for running misleading ads about Barack Obama.

"Saturday Night Live" knocks John McCain for running misleading ads about Barack Obama.

Tina Fey and Amy Poehler impersonate Sarah Palin and Hillary Clinton during the opening sketch of "Saturday Night Live's" season premiere.

John McCain poked fun at his age and took a few jabs at his Democratic rivals during cameos in two sketches on 'Saturday Night Live.'

Saturday Night Live drives a satirical stake through Hillary Clinton's heart.

In a guest appearance on "Weekend Update", SNL alum Tracy Morgan responded to Tina Fey's endorsement of Hillary Clinton, saying, "Bitch may be the new black, but black is the new president, bitch."

"Saturday Night Live" spoofs Hillary Clinton's 3 a.m. ad in a skit featuring an inexperienced Barack Obama seeking advice from Hillary Clinton on everything from dealing with Iran to fixing the heat in the White House.

Read a summary and watch video highlights of Hillary Clinton's cameo on "Saturday Night Live."

SNL lampoons the media's adoration of Barack Obama during a sketch which featured prominent reporters falling all over thesmelves to compliment the Democratic frontrunner, while trashing Hillary Clinton.

SNL presents a second skit featuring Brian Williams and Tim Russert interrogating Hillary Clinton with a series of hostile questions, while lobbing softballs at Barack Obama.

Mike Huckabee appeared on "Saturday Night Live" and overstayed his welcome, and Tina Fey endorsed Hillary Clinton, saying "bitch is the new black."

Barack Obama tweaks Hillary and Bill Clinton during a surprise appearance in the opening sketch of "Saturday Night Live."

Andy Samberg and Iranian leader Mahmoud Ahmadinejad together at last, in this SNL Digital Short with Adam Levine of Maroon 5.

Seth Meyers and Amy Poehler discuss Senator Larry Craig on Saturday Night Live's Weekend Update.

The 2008 presidential candidates air their dirty laundry during an appearance on Oprah in this SNL TV Funhouse cartoon.

Al Gore addresses the nation as if he were president in this hilarious Saturday Night Live clip.

Watch a video clip of John McCain singing Barbra Streisand songs during his guest appearance on Saturday Night Live.

Watch a clever "Saturday Night Live" cartoon satirizing the Bush administration's media manipulation tactics.

Santa Claus joins forces with Al Franken, Margaret Cho, Natalie Merchant and Moby and skips the Red States. Animated cartoon by Robert Smigel.

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