Michael Che's Hilarious Take on Trump's Neck Rash at Medal of Honor Ceremony
Michael Che poked fun at the red rash on Donald Trump's neck that was visible during the Medal of Honor ceremony. Che humorously suggested that the rash may have been caused by washing Trump's shirt in holy water. The following day, Trump seemed to have covered up the rash with makeup. The White House physician later clarified that the rash was a result of a prescribed cream used for preventative skin treatment.
During a segment of SNL's Weekend Update, Michael Che brought attention to the red rash on Trump's neck at the Medal of Honor ceremony, joking about the possibility of the shirt being washed in holy water. The audience responded with laughter to Che's sarcastic remark.
At the Medal of Honor ceremony, Trump was seen with a noticeable red patch on his neck. The next day, the redness appeared to have been concealed with makeup when he was in the Oval Office. The White House physician, Dr. Sean Barbabella, explained that the rash was a result of a prescribed preventative skin treatment cream used by the president.
Dr. Sean Barbabella, the White House physician, disclosed that the red patch on Trump's neck was due to a preventative skin treatment cream prescribed by him. The treatment was expected to last for a week, with the redness likely to persist for a few weeks as a result.
In addition to discussing the rash, SNL's Weekend Update also touched on Kristi Noem's dismissal and her new role as Special Envoy for the Shield of the Americas. Jost highlighted controversies surrounding Noem, such as allegations of misusing taxpayers' money for ad campaigns and her response to the Minneapolis situation. Jost also made a joke about Noem's rumored affair with Corey Lewandowski.
The original article was written by Shazmeen Navrange on Mandatory.