Republican or Not - SNL

-And now it's time to play "Republican or Not" with your host Benson Dubois. -Hello and welcome to the show. The game is simple. Let's meet some people. And our contestants have to guess whether they are Republicans or not. It seems easy, right? Hello contestants. -Hello Benson. I'm Jim Lee. And honestly, this game seems pretty simple. So I think I understood this. -I bet you do. And you lady? -Hello Benson. I'm Michelle Flynn. I grew up in Ohio, so I've played this game my entire life. Some kind of expert. -Sure you are. Alright, let's get started. Let's take out our first guest. ♪♪ This is Brady.

He is now going to make some statements. Call as soon as you're ready to guess, Republican or not? All right, Brady, give us our first clue. -I think Facebook is bad. -Oh, wow. Um... Because they're spreading disinformation or because they banned Donald Trump? -Hmm. It's not that easy, is it? -Well, maybe we need another clue. -I would say yes. -I buy all my products directly from a farm. -Because you want to or because you have to? -I don't know, Miss Ohio. You the expert. Keep going, Brady. -I respect professional athletes who defend their beliefs. -What athlete? -And what belief? -Who knows?

It could be her. Or the. ♪♪ Don't you have any guesses? Well then. Give them their final clue, Brady. -God, I hate police officers. -Well. He is not a Republican. -Oh! Sorry, so close, but no. Brady is actually a Republican. -But... But he said that he hates police officers. -Yes, but he was talking about these police officers. Well, better luck in the next round. Let's meet our second guest, Lacy. ♪♪ Lacy came here from Manhattan. -Eh, New York or Kansas? -I can not say it. Start the clock. -On Twitter my pinned tweet is "my body, my choice." -Well.

That's a trick. She's talking about vaccines, right? -Oh, if we only knew. Another clue, Lacy. -I support Caitlyn Jenner. -Which way? Politically? -Everyone is doing very well, just great. -Give us another clue. -Well. My favorite comic is Dave Chappelle. -Starting when? -I love my job. All right, give them another one. -Last month I went to a board meeting and complained about a book being taught at my daughter's school. -Well. I definitely know that one. She is a

republican

. -I don't feel it. -That? She was complaining about a book at her children's school. -That's how it is.

And that book... The Bible. Alright, before we introduce our next guest, let's hear about today's sponsors. Jimmy! -"Republican or Not" is sponsored by the city of Orlando, where Democrats visit and Republicans live. Orlando. Back to you, Benson. -Thank you, Jimmy. Alright, let's bring out our next guest, Liz. -Good afternoon. -It's just... I feel like I recognize her. -May be. Start the clock. -I am a congresswoman from Wyoming. I am endorsed by the NRA and have an 80% rating from the American Conservative Union. ♪♪ -No one wants to call? -Yes, I really want to. It seems very obvious, but this game is weird. -My name is Liz Cheney.

I am the daughter of Vice President Dick Cheney. -She is Dick Cheney's daughter. -Well. You're being very complicated here, aren't you? -I am a Republican. -Republican. She just said that she is a Republican. -I don't feel it. Again, that's wrong. -That? As? -The Wyoming Republican Party actually expelled Rep. Cheney this week for opposing Donald Trump. -But I am a Republican. - You could say that to everyone, but that's not what other Republicans say. Whether you like it or not, you are the Rachel Dolezal of the Republican Party. -Well, I do not care. I have been fighting for Republican values ​​all my life. -Oh, that's so cute.

See you on MSNBC in about a week. Let's take a rest. When we get back, we'll find out if these camouflage pants are Republican or not. -Ooh, ooh, ooh! Who carries them? A guy playing paintball or Rihanna? -You still don't understand it.