SNL Actor Mocks Joe Biden on Omicron, Other Problems, ‘Stop Seeing Spiderman…’

James Austin Johnson, who recently took over for Alec Baldwin after the tragic “Rust” shooting incident to play Donald Trump on Saturday Night Live, played Joe Biden last night. He appeared to be mocking Joe Biden’s weak speeches and explanations for why so many things are going wrong in the United States right now.

Although SNL is known to be a more left-leaning program, even they seem to be understanding that the Biden/Harris Administration isn’t doing so hot right now.

While many left-leaning news outlets may attempt to debunk or “fact check” specific claims of blame against Joe Biden for certain issues in the nation, Biden’s approval ratings currently speak for themselves in our view.

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The clip posted to Twitter simply reads “And now, a message from President Joe Biden”. In the video, the actor says:

“America, I’m here to tell you, there’s one simple thing you can do to make this whole virus go away. Stop seeing Spiderman. Just stop seeing Spiderman. Just think about it, when did Spiderman come out? December 17th. When did every single person get Omicron? The week after December 17th. Stop Seeing Spiderman! That’s really all I have to say. I yield the remainder of my time for questions.”

In the clip below, actors playing reporters ask the fake Joe Biden questions as the skit plays out.

WATCH:

And now, a message from President Joe Biden. pic.twitter.com/Q8TglFNBlF

— Saturday Night Live – SNL (@nbcsnl) January 16, 2022

Here’s our earlier story regarding the new actor playing Donald Trump on SNL:

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It’s hard to speculate as to whether or not Joe Biden will find this endearing or if he and his supporters will be offended or try to cancel SNL actors for not fully supporting him.

We would like to point out for any fact-checkers reading our article that we know Spiderman has no correlation with Covid-19 and we are simply reporting about a comedy skit that appears to be mocking Joe Biden. Always consult your doctor for any health-related questions.