How was the satirical version of the Trump debate and Clinton?

Veteran actor Alec Baldwin role Trump and actress Kate McKinnon in the role of Clinton

Veteran actor Alec Baldwin returned to the program (Saturday Night Live) comedian introduced a paragraph which played the role of the Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump during his debate with Democratic rival Hillary Clinton last week.

And it started the famous comedy program that aired in late night on channel NBC his second season and forty on Saturday paragraph lengthy presidential debate, during which Trump appeared "sullen and arrogant" in the face of Clinton's leading role actress Kate McKinnon appeared "conscious of what says crafty. "

Baldwin said Mottagmassa personal Trump in the beginning of the paragraph, "I'll be a great night," before making the routine responses on jobs and economic issues.

"The speech summary I won analogy. Thalit calm as promised and ended up the subject. Goodnight."

He said the person who ran the corresponding paragraph in the comedy to Baldwin that there are still 88 minutes in front of him, he said, "I've broken my microphone. I break it (Clinton) ... with Obama."

Asked for its opinion on the Trump style incoherent McKinnon said in a role of Hillary: "I think I will be president of" the audience applauded the program, which is broadcast live on enthusiastically.

After another period of bizarre comments to Baldwin in the role Trump has not forgotten the authors of the program also criticized the Democratic candidate.

In a commentary last paragraph McKinnon said Clinton in the role of "Well, I understand America. You hate me ... If you do not Tsota for me I will continue to run for the presidency until the last day of my life."

And he gave Baldwin (Saturday Night Live) more than anyone else in the history of the program and will present the role of Trump that presidential elections take place on the eighth of November, which may increase rates View program, which criticizes elections and American politics in a cynical frame since 1975.

The Trump has submitted his own comedy program in November 2015 during his quest to win the Republican nomination for the presidential election.