Trump Administration (SNL)

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Evil Organization
Full Name	Trump Administration
Alias	Trump Cabinet
Origin	Saturday Night Live
Foundation	2017
Headquarters	1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
Commanders	Vladimir Putin (De-facto) Donald Trump (De-jure)
Agents	Mike Pence Steve Bannon (formerly) Jeff Sessions (formerly) Kellyanne Conway Sean Spicer (formerly) Sarah Huckabee Sanders Jared Kushner Ivanka Trump
Powers / Skills	Lying Full control over government
Goals	Varies dependent on episode/person.
Crimes	Corruption
Type of Villains	Corrupt Officials

“	Make America great again.	„
	~ Slogan for Trump administration, infamously known as MAGA

The Trump Administration are the protagonist-villains of the sitcom sketches on the political satire show Saturday Night Live. They parody the primary faces with caricatures of more demented and exaggerated versions of the current White House staff. Each of their real-life counterparts has expressed slight annoyance towards the show for their cold opens and sketches.

History

The Trump Administration was formed after Donald Trump won the presidency by surprisingly defeating Hillary Clinton in the general election with the aid of Russian hackers. Ever since then, there have been multiple times in which many members in the Administration(including Trump) desire to resign from there jobs due to knowingly being involved in continuously covering-up Trump's crimes. During their tenure in office, many of original members were forced to leave, fired, and/or arrested which reflects their real-life counterparts statuses.

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Positions

• President: Donald Trump, portrayed by Alec Baldwin.
• Vice President: Mike Pence, portrayed by Beck Bennett.
• Chief Strategist (formerly): Steve Bannon, portrayed as the Grim Reaper by Mikey Day, later unmasked as Bill Murray.
• Attorney General (formerly): Jeff Sessions, portrayed by Kate McKinnon.
• 'Acting A'ttorney General (formerly): Matt Whitaker, portrayed by Aidy Bryant.
• Attorney General: William Barr, portrayed by Beck Bennett.
• Chief Counselor: Kellyanne Conway, portrayed by Kate McKinnon.
• Press Secretary (formerly): Sean Spicer, portrayed by Melissa McCarthy.
• Press Secretary: Sarah Huckabee Sanders, portrayed by Aidy Bryant.
• First Lady: Melania Trump, portrayed by Cecily Strong.
• Second Lady: Karen Pence, portrayed by Aidy Bryant.
• Secretary of State (formerly): Rex Tillerson, portrayed by John Goodman.
• National Security Advisor (formerly): Micheal Flynn, portrayed by Mikey Day.
• Adviser: Ivanka Trump, portrayed by Scarlett Johanson.
• Senior Adviser: Jared Kushner, portrayed by Jimmy Fallon, later by Pete Davidson.
• Secretary of Housing and Urban Development: Ben Carson, portrayed by Jay Pharaoh, then Sterling K. Brown.
• Secretary of Commerce: Wilbur Ross, portrayed by Kate McKinnon.
• Director of Communications for the Office of Public Liaison (formerly): Omarosa Manigault-Newman, portrayed by Leslie Jones.
• Communications Director (formerly): Anthony Scaramucci, portrayed by Bill Hader.
• Communications Director (formerly): Hope Hicks, portrayed by Cecily Strong.
• Physician to the President (formerly): Ronny Jackson, portrayed by Beck Bennett.
• Lawyer: Rudy Giuliani, portrayed by Kate McKinnon.

Associates

• Russian President (Mastermind): Vladimir Putin, portrayed by Beck Bennett.
• Campaign Manager (formerly): Paul Manafort, portrayed by Alex Moffat.
• Sons: Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump, portrayed by Mikey Day and Alex Moffat respectively.
• Daughter: Tiffany Trump, portrayed by Vanessa Bayer.
• Wikileaks Founder: Julian Assange, portrayed by Kate McKinnion.
• Lawyer (fixer) (formerly): Michael Cohen, portrayed by Ben Stiller.
• Fox and Friends Hosts: Steve Doocey, Ainsley Earhardt, and Brian Kilmeade, portrayed by Alex Moffat, Heidi Gardner, and Beck Bennett respectively.
• Roger Stone, portrayed by Steve Martin.
• Dr. Harold Bornstein (formerly), portrayed by Martin Short.
• Judge: Roy Moore, portrayed by Mikey Day.
• Laura Ingrahm, portrayed by Kate McKinnion.
• Judge Jeanine Pirro, portrayed by Cecily Strong.
• Tucker Carlson, portrayed by Alex Moffat.
• David Clarke, portrayed by Kenan Thompson.
• Natalia Veselnitskaya, portrayed by Tina Fey.
• Senate Majority Leader: Mitch Mcconnell, portrayed by Beck Bennett.
• Speaker of the House (formerly): Paul Ryan, portrayed by Taran Killiam.
• Senator: Ted Cruz, portrayed by Beck Bennett.
• Republican Senators: Chuck Grassley, Lindsey Graham, John Neely Kennedy, Thom Tillis, Jeff Flake (formerly), Susan Collins, portrayed by Alex Moffat, Kate McKinnion, Kyle Mooney, Mikey Day, Pete Davidson, and Cecily Strong respectively.
• President pro tempore of the United States Senate (formerly): Orrin Hatch, portrayed by Beck Bennett.
• Representative: Steve King, portrayed by Mikey Day.
• Republican Representatives: Jim Jordan, Paul Gosar, Mark Meadows, portrayed by Bill Hader, Kyle Mooney, and Alex Moffat respectively.
• Lynne Patton, portrayed by Ego Nwodim.
• Roseanne, portrayed by Aidy Bryant.
• Justice: Brett Kavanaugh, portrayed by Matt Damon.
• Kanye West, portrayed by Chris Redd.
• Maurice Symonette, portrayed by Kenan Thompson.
• A White House Press Intern, portrayed by Cecily Strong.
• Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia: Mohammad bin Salman, portrayed by Fred Armisen.

Caricatures

• "Donald Trump" is seen as a flighty and vituperative individual who is clueless regarding which discrepancies should and shouldn't be revealed to the public, although he gets away with it no matter what he says/does, and his staff cover for him, causing them to appear equally psychotic.
• "Steve Bannon" is seen as an ominous entity (exploited from a bad picture of him on the news in which he appeared very unhealthy and old) and manipulates "Donald Trump" into doing bizarre and childish things for his own amusement.
• "Kellyanne Conway" appears to be the most cognizant individual on staff, but still covers for "Trump" with increasingly bizarre lies in the face of the media. She appears to be financially motivated for her actions, and even sings a song about her true intentions. She is also mentally unstable as seen in a Fatal Attraction parody. She is usually next to "Trump", keeping him coherent with whatever is happening at the moment, a job she finds emotionally and physically stressful.
• "Sean Spicer" is the truculent, inarticulate former Press Secretary, who yells at reporters, and has a strong dislike for Glenn, the New York Times reporter. He will avoid answering questions with potentially incriminating answers, and will provide nonsensical answers instead, such as "the travel ban is not a ban, which makes it not a ban," hinting that he is either delusional or lying.
• "Sarah Huckabee Sanders" is the loud, tumultuous Deputy Press Secretary turned Press Secretary, who fills in for "Sean Spicer" if he cannot attend the press conference. She, like the rest of the staff, use bizarre lies to cover for herself, and her bosses, "Trump" and "Spicer". She is subjected to emotional abuse from "Spicer", as seen when he assaults a reporter for complimenting her and pushes her out of the camera view. She seems oblivious to this, however. She also appears to want to steal "Spicer"'s job.
• "Jeff Sessions" is the former racist, lying Attorney General who continuously tries to avoid answering questions about the Russians' influence in the election. His catchphrase is, "I do not recall" (in which Sessions has used the phrase multiple times during his Senate hearings). His father was revealed to be a possum and Sessions himself possesses a possum tail.