Saturday Night Live (SNL) lampooned Donald Trump's initial 100 days in office, exaggerating his executive orders through comedy. James Austin Johnson, impersonating Trump, showcased outlandish orders, including pardoning J.K. Rowling and renaming 'recession' to 'recess'. The skit mocked Trump's governance style, contrasting it unfavorably with Franklin D. Roosevelt's impactful early presidency.
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