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President-elect Donald Trump met with President Joe Biden in the Oval Office, as Trump made his first visit to the White House since 2021 and his first visit to Washington since winning last week’s election.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV Editor At the start of Election Night, even executives at Fox News Channel didn’t think Donald Trump had a decisive edge over Kamala Harris. “At 5 p.m., the most likely outcome was a very close election,” says Arnon Mishkin, who has directed Fox News’ decision desk for years. “Different people looked at the data and said this could tilt Trump and this could tilt Harris.” Within hours, however, a different story was unspooling — and viewers of Fox News were early to hear it being told.

the cold opening skit, the cast members cheekily showed allegiance to President-elect Donald Trump following his historic victory over Vice President Kamala Harris.Dana Carvey – who previously played President Joe Biden – made an unexpected appearance as Musk, 53, who backed Trump, 78, in the race.“Check it out dark MAGA,” the 69-year-old comedian said while impersonating the Tesla founder in a black MAGA hat. “But seriously, I run the country now,” he added.Musk lashed out at Carvey and “SNL” on his own social media platform, X (formerly Twitter), on Sunday.

Little Gay Pub at the corner of 11th and P Streets NW in the city’s Logan Circle neighborhood. Artist Lisa Marie Thalhammer‘s stylized British phone-box mural cheerfully hugs the corner of the building. Vice President Kamala Harris’s smiling visage is equally cheery on posters at the entrance, coupled with various Harris cutouts looking out of windows.

Ethan Shanfeld Elon Musk is apparently not impressed by Dana Carvey’s impression of him on “Saturday Night Live.” “Dana Carvey just sounds like Dana Carvey,” Musk wrote on X, replying under a clip of last night’s cold open, in which Carvey sported Musk’s “dark MAGA” hat and jumped up and down chanting, “USA! USA!” Responding to another post on X about the gothic Trump hat making it onto “SNL,” Musk wrote, “They are so mad that @realDonaldTrump won,” with a couple of crying-laughing emojis. Musk, who hosted “SNL” in May 2021, didn’t stop there, writing, “SNL has been dying slowly for years, as they become increasingly out of touch with reality.

Ethan Shanfeld The cast of “Saturday Night Live” faked audiences out by praising Donald Trump in the series’ first episode after his election. In the cold open, cast members somberly discussed Trump’s victory and warned that “now, thanks to the Supreme Court, there are no guardrails.” “And that is why, we at ‘SNL’ would like to say to Donald Trump: We have been with you all along,” Kenan Thompson added. “We have never wavered in our support of you, even when others doubted you!” Bowen Yang added sarcastically, before Sarah Sherman said, “Every single person on this stage believed in you.” “Every single person on this stage voted for you!” added Marcello Hernández.

The cast of Saturday Night Live cheekily pledged their allegiance to President-elect Donald Trump and claimed they all voted for him in the first cold open since Tuesday’s historic election.The skit began with cast members solemnly discussing how Trump’s win over Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris would be “shocking” and “horrifying” for many of the liberal-leaning show’s viewers.They then said that Trump might seek “vengeance” against political opponents, leading long-time cast member Kenan Thompson to say, “We at SNL would like to say to Donald Trump, we have been with you all along.”“We have never wavered in our support of you, even when others doubted you,” Bowen Yang said sarcastically, followed by each of the main cast members talking about how much they love, and have always loved, the president-elect.“Weekend Update” anchor Colin Jost then said that fellow anchor Michael Che is the only person against Trump.“I hate how the lamestream media, Michael Che, has to spin it to make you look foolish,” he said.Dana Carvey – who previously appeared as President Joe Biden – showed up to the stage portraying Elon Musk.“Check it out dark MAGA,” Carvey said while jumping up and down.“But seriously, I run the country now.”Comedian Bill Burr hosted the late-night show and gave an opening comedy monologue in which he roasted both Harris and Trump.Burr, during his 15-minute long monologue, said he was “psyched” the election is over, leaning into Harris and former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton for wearing pants suits during their failed political runs against Trump.“Ladies, enough with the pantsuits; it’s not working,” Burr said.“Stop trying to have respect for yourselves.

Over a week after being reelected to the presidency, Donald Trump is set to sit down with Joe Biden in the White House.

After a politically charged week, Michael Douglas visited Bill Maher to discuss Donald Trump‘s victory.

Lady Gaga‘s dad is opening up about how their differing political views has impacted their relationship.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter “The View” panelists sharply disagreed on the reasons behind Donald Trump‘s victory in the 2024 Presidential election. In a Hot Topics segment from Friday’s episode, Joy Behar began by praising President Joe Biden for promising a peaceful transfer of power when Trump takes office, before she noted that Democrats are publicly beginning to blame each other for Vice President Kamala Harris’ staggering loss. “The lesson Democrats should take is not, ‘We didn’t run far enough to the left,'” said Alyssa Farah Griffin.

Prices will soar and trade could be badly impacted around the world during Donald Trump's first 100 days back in The White House, according to an expert. Dr Thomas Gift fired the warning as the 78-year-old Republican Party leader is set to begin his second term as President of the United States.

Hello Insiders. It’s been an historic week in the U.S and the implications of Trump’s election victory will be felt around the world in times to come. For now, Jesse Whittock here with the latest international film and TV news.

President Joe Biden just addressed the American people for the first time after Donald Trump won the 2024 Presidential Election.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media Writer President Joe Biden on Thursday pledged a peaceful transfer of power back to Donald Trump, touted his accomplishments in office, and reassured supporters that “We’re going to be OK.” Speaking in the Rose Garden at the White House, Biden paid tribute to the workings of democracy and the fairness of American elections. “We accept the choice the country made,” Biden said. “You can’t love your country only when you win.

Bruce Springsteen opened his live show with a “fighting prayer” for the US last night (November 6) following Donald Trump‘s victory in the 2024 presidential election.The Boss, who had previously endorsed Kamala Harris, performed at the Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Canada yesterday as part of his current North American tour with the E Street Band.To begin the 29-song set, Springsteen delivered a timely rendition of 2007’s ‘Long Walk Home’ – a political song about how America had changed in the era of President George W. Bush.Introducing the track, the singer-songwriter declared: “This is a fighting prayer for my country!”He then aired a rendition of 1999’s ‘Land Of Hope And Dreams’ – which carries a more optimistic message, and is often described as a celebration of America.

“Let me tell you, that was the worst Taco Tuesday of my whole life,” the Jimmy Kimmel Live host said at the top of his monologue Wednesday night, less than 24 hours after Donald Trump won the election. “We had the choice between a prosecutor and a criminal, and we chose the criminal to be President of the United States. More than half of this country voted for the criminal who is planning to pardon himself for his crimes.”

After President Joe Biden signed legislation earlier this year that requires TikTok parent ByteDance to divest the app or face a ban on U.S. app stores, Canada has taken action to eliminate the company’s physical footprint there.

Joe Biden has reacted to the outcome of the 2024 Presidential Election after Vice President Kamala Harris conceded the race to Donald Trump.

Andy Cohen is hitting back at someone for their comment on one of his recent posts.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV Critic The tricky things about defining moments is that they’re only clear in retrospect. Partisans of Vice President Kamala Harris in this year’s election might, before the outcome became suddenly and crushingly clear on Tuesday night, have thought the campaign was defined by her romp over former President Trump in their one debate together, or by her team’s relatively agile response to the late-in-the-race “floating island of garbage” gaffe, or by the vague “joyful” energy of the album “Brat.” But perhaps the key moment — both in and of itself and for what it revealed about where the candidate was willing to go, and where she was not — happened in an October appearance on “The View.” Co-host Sunny Hostin asked Harris whether she would have done anything differently from President Joe Biden over the past four years; Harris responded “There is not a thing that comes to mind,” before saying that she had been a part of most major decisions the administration had made.