'Show me dementia!' SNL pits Trump and Harris against one another on 'Family Feud'

SNL on Saturday parodied the 2024 presidential election by pitting Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump against one another on a special election edition of "Family Feud."

During the skit, host Steve Harvey. played by Kenan Thompson, asked Trump and Harris's respective teams to come up with a list of things they would put in a glove compartment.

Harris, played by Maya Rudolph, began by giving a stump speech about her middle-class upbringing before Harvey pressed her once again to name something she'd keep in a glove compartment.

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"Oh, a Glock, Steve, a big ol' Glock," she replied.

This turned out to be the second-most popular response on the board, followed by "a second gun," which was guessed by Harris's husband Doug Emhoff, played by Andy Samberg.

"Damn, America!" Harvey exclaimed upon seeing the answer pop up at the top of the board.

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Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, played by Jim Gaffigan, and President Joe Biden, played by Dana Carvey had less success at the game, however, with Biden in particular trying to "buy a vowel" a la "Wheel of Fortune."

After Harvey informed him that he was thinking of the wrong game show, Biden mistook him for Conan O'Brien.

This led Harvey to turn to Trump, played by James Austin Johnson.

Instead of giving a conventional answer, Trump decided to deliver "the weave" and went off on a lengthy monologue that included topics such as "Seinfeld," immigrants' "bad genes," immigrants "eating the pets," and Korea.

Unsure of what to do with this answer, Harvey turned to the board and said, "Show me 'dementia!'"

The buzzer sounded, however, as dementia is not something one keeps in a glove compartment.

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