“ Snl ” makes fun of Pete Hegseth War Group chats with Mikey Madison, Matt Gaetz

“Saturday Night Live” faced the SMS scandal of the Defense Ministry group to its cold with the host Mikey Madison.

Madison, a recent winner of an Oscar for “Anora”, played a teenager chatting with her friends (Ego Nwodim and Sarah Sherman) about the school and crushing in a group cat infiltrated by the American defense secretary Pete Hegseth, played by Andrew Dismuds.

“For information, green light on the raid in Yemen. The rockets became airborne 15 minutes ago,” he said. “Who is ready to burn certain houthi rebels? Emoji de flag, flag emoji, flag emoji, fire emoji, aubergine.”

The White House was criticized this week after the editor -in -chief of the Atlantic, Jeffrey Goldberg, was accidentally added to a signal group in which Hegseth, JD Vance and other senior officials discussed confidential plans to attack the rebels of Houthi in Yemen.

“Israel better leaning and spreading it,” said Dismukes. “Balle. Water Gicourt Emoji. May God bless the troops. Eggplant.”

The vice-president, played by Bowen Yang, then participated in the cat, while Hegseth asked questions about his trip to Greenland. “No one knows why I am here. Especially me. But Rent Trump, our work here is mysterious and important,” Yang said in a cheeky wink in the “section”.

A car horn has interrupted the GAB session, and Madison said: “I have to go, Matt is here to pick me up. We are going to the film.”

“Who? Gaetz? Asked Dismukes, referring to the former member of the Republican Congress who was the subject of an investigation by the Chamber’s Ethics Committee for allegations of sexual trafficking involving a 17 -year -old girl. (Gaetz has denied all the reprehensible acts.)

“In fact, yeah!” Said Madison.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio (Marcello Hernandez) was then added to the cat, and learning that there were three teenage girls, he said: “We are totally pranks, lol. But would you disturb yourself in email to your personal names and addresses to deporter@ice.gov?

Madison made his debut on “Saturday Night Live” and was in Cold Open – a rare feat for the host, which appears normally for the first time during the monologue.