Kamala Harris made a surprise appearance on “Saturday Night Live” this weekend to mock Donald Trump while giving a pep talk to Maya Rudolph, who plays the vice president on the NBC comedy sketch show.
“I’m just here to remind you, you got this because you can do something your opponent can not do. You can open doors,” joked Harris, referring to the GOP nominee struggling to open a garbage truck door at a recent campaign stunt.
The vice president was initially scheduled to head to Detroit on Saturday but instead made the unannounced trip to “SNL” to appear on its final episode before Election Day.
She joins a number of presidential candidates who have appeared on “SNL” over the years including Trump in 2015, Hillary Clinton that same year and Barack Obama in 2007.
The vice president’s cameo arrived in the show’s cold open when Rudolph — during a mock final campaign stop in Pennsylvania — wished that she could talk to someone who has been in her “shoes,” a Black and South Asian woman running for president “preferably from the Bay Area.”
Harris pretended to be Rudolph’s reflection in a mirror as the two played around with the vice president’s first name to call for an end to the “dram-a-la” and to “keep calm-a-la and carry on-a-la.”
The pair later joined together before Rudolph declared that she was going to “vote for us.”
“Great, any chance you are registered in Pennsylvania?” Harris asked.
“Nope, I am not,” Rudolph replied.
“Well, it was worth a shot,” Harris said.
You can check out more of Harris’ surprise “SNL” appearance in the clip below.
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