‘Keep Calm-ala & Carry On-ala’

Vice President Kamala Harris made a surprise appearance on Saturday’s “SNL,” the last show before Tuesday’s election.

After an unscheduled stop in New York on Air Force 2, she appeared outside in the cold opposite Maya Rudolph, who plays Harris. The two faced each other through an imaginary mirror.

The studio audience cheered for nearly 30 seconds before Harris uttered her first line: “It’s nice to meet you, Kamala.”

She went on to give a short pep talk to “herself,” saying, “I’m here to remind you, you understand that, because you can do what the other person can’t do. Because you can… you can open the door.”

The line has a double meaning, both as an inspiration and as an attack on his opponent, Donald Trump, who was seen struggling to open the door of a garbage truck this week. Ta.

Rudoff’s Kamala chuckled at the joke, and the real Kamala playfully asked, “I don’t laugh that much…really?”

“Just a little bit,” came the reply.

Afterwards, the two shared some uplifting words that played off the word kamala, from palm ala to drama ala, stepmother ala and romantic ala.

At the end, she declared, “Calm down, you’re on!”

The women then circled around and sang the iconic “It’s ‘Saturday Night’ Live from New York!” line.

Look at the entire sketch.

The show’s host is John Mulaney and the musical guest is Chapel Lawn. In late September, Roan faced backlash for his decision not to endorse either candidate. declare in the end She would vote for “Fuck Kamala,” but criticized the Democratic Party.