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Played by cast-member Taran Killam on Saturday's episode, SNL's "Trump" begins a holiday message to America by asking Muslim-Americans to "send me your names," a reference to Trump's suggestion that he $4.
"It's the holiday season, and I want to wish everyone a Merry Christmas. To the Jews, Happy Hanukkah. And to the Muslims: Send me your names," Killam's Trump says.
The sketch also noted Trump's frequent mention $4. In the sketch, "Trump" puts the polls at the top of his "nice" list.
"Let's see who is naughty and nice. First up: the polls. Very nice," Trump said. "The latest poll has me leading by 20%. It's starting to sink in, people: I'm going to be president," Killam says as Trump.
Finally, the sketch skewered Trump's hardline stance on immigration and his pledge to build a wall between the US and Mexico if elected president.
"Santa: Naughty list. Controversial, I know, but look at the facts. This guy's a foreigner who works one day out of the year an gives handouts - he's worse than Obama," SNL's "Trump" says.
"Sorry, Santa. I just don't trust anybody who can fly over a wall."
Watch below, via NBC: