In their last outing on "Saturday Night Live" before the election, Kate McKinnon and Alec Baldwin used the cold open to mock the candidates one final time -- and urge viewers to vote.
The segment began as a parody of Erin Burnett's CNN show "OutFront" with Cecily Strong playing the news anchor, grilling the candidates on the tightening race.
"It might be the bottom of the ninth and it's tied and it's raining, but this old Chicago Cub is still gonna bring it home," said McKinnon as Clinton.
Much to Clinton's chagrin ("Please be his taxes"), Burnett brought up the big story of the week: Clinton's emails.
Trump as Baldwin countered that he never uses emails, instead using a "very private site": "It's called Twitter."
Burnett said, "Mr. Trump, everyone can see your tweets." A surprised Trump replied, "Really? And I'm still in this thing? America, you must really hate this lady."
Clinton then ticked off a long list of things that Trump has ruined that "we as Americans hold dear": kindness, decency, Tic Tacs, Skittles, taco bowls, the word great, the color orange.
"In four years once you all realize you've been tricked, you're going to come running back to me, begging me to run again," said Clinton. "And guess what, idiots? I'll do it."
Baldwin and McKinnon then broke character, stepping back to reveal the stage. "I just feel gross all the time," Baldwin said. "I mean, don't you guys feel gross all the time about this?"
They then ran through the streets of New York, hugging passersby (even someone wearing a "Trump that B-h" shirt), sharing a pretzel and cotton candy, dancing in a circle.
They regrouped back on the "Saturday Night Live" with a message for viewers to vote.
"Now it's time to get to out out there and vote," said Baldwin. "None if this will have mattered if you don't vote."
"We won't tell you who to vote for," said McKinnon. "But on Tuesday, we all get to choose what kind of country we want to live in."
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